However, here's why it's difficult to track:
* Character Deaths: Many of Brad Pitt's roles have been in action or historical films where death is a common occurrence, and he's played characters who could have died off-screen or whose fates are left ambiguous.
* Franchise Films: He's been in multiple franchises (like "Ocean's Eleven") where his character might have died in a specific film, but then reappeared in sequels.
* Different Interpretations: Even with a death on-screen, some fans might interpret the scene differently, leading to debate on whether the character is truly gone.
Instead of focusing on how many movies he's died in, you could consider these aspects:
* Notable Deaths: You could look up some of his most memorable onscreen deaths, like in "Fight Club" or "Inglourious Basterds."
* Characters Who Died in His Most Popular Films: You could list his roles where his character met their end in movies like "Troy," "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," or "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
Ultimately, it's more interesting to analyze the impact of his character deaths on the narrative and how they contribute to the overall story, rather than just counting them up.