Brad Pitt is undoubtedly one of the most iconic actors of a generation and Glasgow has been fortunate enough to say that he has visited the city on more than one occasion.
Well before the days of dating jewelry designer Ines de Ramon and marrying Angelina Jolie, Pitt had his own Glasgow romance after he painted the town red after meeting a Glasgow lassie called Jillian in a pub on Mitchell Street.
After a visit to The Tunnel nightclub on Renfield Street in the nineties, he headed up to Maryhill for some good old fashioned hospitality as he was invited into his girlfriend’s mother’s house for a bowl of homemade soup in exchange for helping to babysit. He also went to a party in Drumchapel while in Glasgow.
Years later, he would return to shoot Hollywood blockbuster World War Z in the city with much of the filming taking place around George Square on Cochrane Street. Here’s a look at Brad Pitt in the city.

5. Pitt on set
Brad Pitt on set of the film set near George Square in Glasgow. | Getty Images

6. Cochrane Street
Glasgow stands in for Philadelphia during the opening zombie attack in the 2013 film World War Z - with Brad Pitt’s character Gerry Lane and family stuck in traffic on Cochrane Street. Photo: Robert Perry

7. Brad Pitt in Cardonald
Brad Pitt waves to the crowd after he is spotted leaving a now defunct Kwik Save supermarket in Cardonald. | Getty Images

8. Montrose Street/Cochrane Street
The corner of Montrose and Cochrane Street while filming takes place for World War Z in Glasgow. Around 2,000 Glaswegian extras took on roles in the film. | Getty Images


