Vivienne Jolie-Pitt Gets Paid, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie: 4-Year-Old Daughter Steps into Family Business with First Role in "Maleficent," Earns $3000+ Weekly

Vivienne Jolie-Pitt, the youngest daughter of Hollywood heavyweight couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, is earning a sweet $3,000-a-week paycheck for her first acting job in Disney's Maleficent. On top of her payment, Vivienne also receives $60 for her daily expenses. The film tells the backstory of the evil witch of the same name featured in the "Sleeping Beauty" story. 4-year-old Vivienne is portraying the young Princess Aurora and her mother, Angelina, plays the title character. Elle Fanning stars as the older Princess Aurora and is hopefully getting paid much more than her younger counterpart.

According to certain reports, Maleficent is becoming even more of a family affair. Vivienne's sibling Pax (9 years old) and Zahara (8 years old) also appear in the Disney film in smaller roles. Shiloh, Vivienne's 6-year-old sister, has turned down a role in the film. A source stated:

''Shiloh was supposed to be in it, too, but she was bored and not in the mood during the day her part was supposed to happen, so she ended up not being in the film.''

She was probably sick of the spotlight after already being in 2008's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button with her father, Brad Pitt. We understand, Shiloh. Vivienne's twin brother, Knox, and oldest brother Maddox (11 years old) do not have any roles in the film. At least not yet. The film is scheduled for release on July 2, 2014.

Considering the amount of time it takes to shoot a film, it looks like Vivienne is going to be rolling in the green. Even if they only use her for 1 week, this 4-year-old girl is already making me feel pretty poor. What does a toddler do with $60 a day? I would imagine lots of candy. And what about the $3,000 each week? Here is a list of purchases I imagine Vivienne Jolie-Pitt making after her first paycheck

1. 3 ponies at $1,000 each.

I understand that that this was a very short list, but take into consideration a 4-year-old girl's mind. She is definitely buying 3 ponies. Sorry; 3 more ponies to add to her already vast pony collection she has accumulated in the last 4 years of her whole life. Her parents are rich and love to spend money on the less fortunate so imagine what they spend on their actual children. Actually wait, don't imagine that. It is way too depressing.