Hollywood actor Brad Pitt is first of all a dad who recently announced he won’t be filming any nude scenes in the future because he doesn’t want to feel embarrassed when his kids will be old enough to watch his movies.

"I don't want to be embarrassed when my kids get old enough to see my films. I can't see any more nude scenes [in my career]," the 43-year-old star, who exposed his physique in movies like "Thelma & Louise," "Fight Club" and "Troy," told the BBC.

The nude factor isn’t the only one Pitt will be considering when engaging in his future projects, the actor also said he won’t be doing anything he’s not interested in.

"I figure I've got very few films left. Who knows how many I'll get to do now, so I want to do something I'm interested in.

"Otherwise, I don't want to bother. I think it's a younger person's game," he added.

As far as the Ocean’s movies are concerned, Pitt said there won’t be any more of those, "I think we need to put away childish things," but he won’t ditch his pals George Clooney and Matt Damon just yet.

In fact, Pitt, who recently pulled out of BBC’s "State of Play" and Clooney team up on the big screen for "Burn after Reading," a comedy set for a 2008 release.