The 33-year-old actress - who gave birth to twins, the fifth and sixth children she raises with partner Brad Pitt, earlier this month - is said to be in final negotiations with studio bosses to play the feline villain who first appeared in the Batman comics.

Angelina has already been approved for the role by Julie Newmar, who played Catwoman in the "Batman" TV series from 1966 to 1968.

Michelle Pfeiffer is set to star in a West End show.

The "Stardust" actress is in talk with producers to tread the boards in a London stage production.

Angelina Jolie and George Clooney are Hollywood's sexiest superheroes. Jolie's sultry Lara Croft from 'Tomb Raider' and Clooney's turn as Batman in the widely-panned 'Batman and Robin' saw them crowned the most lusted after Superwoman and Superman by film fans.

Jolie won with 36 percent of the vote, fighting off stiff competition from Jessica Alba's sexy Sue Storm from the 'Fantastic Four' franchise, who polled 19 percent.

Michelle Pfeiffer hasn't had her hair cut for four years.

The "Stardust" actress, who plays an evil witch terrified of growing old in the new fantasy film, admits she let herself go during her four-year break from Hollywood.

Actress Michelle Pfeiffer has revealed that her bet with George Clooney that he will never marry again currently stands at $100,000. Appearing on BBC1's Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, the "Batman Returns" actress said that she started off the bet several years ago with a $100 amount believing that The Ocean's 11 star would remarry after her failed marriage to Talia Balsam.

"I bet him he would get married and he keeps inflating the bet from 100 dollars to 100,000 dollars," Pfeiffer said.