在皮特遇見(jiàn)朱莉之前：兩人的舊愛(ài)們(組圖)

The two met on the set of '80s ABC sitcom "Head of the Class" and dated for six months, but Givens is bestknown for her brief marriage to boxer Mike Tyson (1988-89). The actress has also dated the likes of Eddie Murphy and Howard Stern, and received $10 million in her divorce settlement with Tyson. I ain't sayin' she a golddigger ...

Jill who? The couple met on the set of 1989 horror film "Cutting Class" and were engaged for three months until she broke off the engagement.

Pitt is known for raising his brood of six with Jolie, but the actor was fond of kids long before Brangelina was a thing. Pitt, then 26, met 16-year-old Juliette Lewis on the set of the TV movie "Too Young to Die" in the late '80s. They also starred together in the 1993 movie "Kalifornia" but broke up in February of that year.

Pitt fell madly in love with Paltrow while filming the thriller "Se7en" together and proposed to the blonde beauty in December 1996. The two later called off their engagement.

Pitt met Aniston in 1998 and the two married in Malibu in 2000. Their marriage was considered a true Hollywood success until Jolie came into the picture in 2005 and ruined everything like the filthy homewrecker she is. Just kidding -- draw your own conclusions. The photogenic couple were legally divorced in October 2005 amidst a flurry of tabloid-fueled rumors that co-stars Pitt and Jolie had fallen in love on set. It's okay, Jen -- no one can compete with those lips.

Jolie starred in "Hackers" (1995) with British actor Miller and the two married in 1996. The bride chose to go the traditional route, tying the knot in black rubber pants and a white blouse with Miller's name written on it in her own blood. They separated in 1997 and were officially divorced in 1999.

Another thing Brangelina has in common: falling in love with their female co-stars. Actress and model Shimizu captured Jolie's attention on the set of "Foxfire" in 1996, soon after her separation from Miller. Shimizu said in 2005 that her relationship with Jolie lasted many years, even when both were involved with other people.

Eloping in Las Vegas? Red flag. Eloping in Las Vegas with someone almost twice your age (Jolie was 24, Thornton was 44) after two months of courtship? Double red flag. Coined America's most dangerous marriage by Rolling Stone, the two were known not only for their vomit-inducing displays of passion in public but also for wearing each other's blood in vials around their necks. (We're going to go out on a limb and call another red flag.) Thornton even said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight, "I wear her underwear a lot when we're away. And she wears mine." To amp up the romance, Jolie gave Thornton a grave plot for their anniversary. Sadly, Thornton's disgusting soul patch has endured the test of time, but the marriage did not, falling apart after two years.

First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in a -- oh wait. Wrong couple. For all you moviegoers who were wondering if the sex in "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" was real - six children and an engagement announcement later, we hope you have your answer. The power couple refused to comment on their relationship until January 2006, when Jolie revealed that she was pregnant with Pitt's child and launched a campaign to make fat pregnant women everywhere feel bad about themselves.

The custom-designed rock that Jolie recently flashed on her ring finger was the product of a year-long collaboration between Pitt and Beverly Hills jewelry designer Robert Procop. While tabloid editors across the nation are busy wiping the drool off of their faces, we've already started brainstorming potential wedding gifts. A razor for him? A cheeseburger for her? A foreign orphan, perhaps?