In one of the scenes of the upcoming movie, "Fury", Clint Eastwood's actor-son, Scott Eastwood, managed to anger his co-stars Brad Pitt and Shia LeBeouf because he was spitting tobacco on the floor of the tank they were riding on.

Pitt shared in his GQ interview what occurred in the said scene.

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The actor narrated that they were driving down the road. He was in the turret while LeBeouf was at the other turret and Eastwood was at the back spitting tobacco juice on the floor of the vehicle. "I'm starting to get hot, because this is our home, he's disrespecting our home, you know? So I said, in the scene with the cameras rolling, 'You're going to clean that (bleep) up," Pitt explained.

What Pitt and LeBeouf didn't realize was the script called for Eastwood to spit tobacco during the drive. Fortunately, the matter was cleared up before any punches were thrown and before a heated exchange ensued.

After production wrapped up, it seemed that Eastwood even found a mentor in Pitt who he said he looked up to and is a kind and humble person in real life.

Pitt explained the whole misunderstanding in the same GQ interviewing, explaining that he and LeBeouf turned out to be the knobs in the end because they didn't notice that the script noted that Eastwood was supposed to spit.

Aside from talking about his almost-fight with Eastwood, Pitt also shared that he's made the decision to slow down from acting to spend more time with his children.

He shared that he does tend to be snobbish about directors and scripts, especially since he wants to spend more time with his kids before they're all grown up and leaving home.

Pitt shared that he does say no to a lot of projects that come along, saying, "'No' is the most powerful word in our business. You've got to protect yourself... To leave home, it's got to be worth leaving. It's got to be worth it."