Angelina Jolie recently dished out about her relationship with Brad Pitt while promoting their new movie collaboration, "By The Sea."

Jolie wrote and directed the movie which was filmed in Malta during her and Pitt's honeymoon.

Did mixing work with pleasure cause lasting damage to their relationship?

"There were a few days when we thought [a working honeymoon] wasn't the best idea," Angelina told The Telegraph. "There were days during filming last year when we were really worried and it was hard."

Were their fights on the set that bad that they have might have thought twice about whether their relationship is working? Was divorce ever on the table?

"If we had married and were just starting a relationship it would have been a disaster, but because we have been together so long we wanted to see how far we could push our relationship and our love and see if we can work together under very intense circumstances and with very complex issues and see if it would make us better," Angelina Jolie continued.

"But at the end we came out of it thinking, 'This was the best honeymoon,' because the film says, 'Whatever you go through, weather the storm and stick together,'" Brad Pitt's wife added.

The actress went on to dish out that she and Brad Pitt have their fair share of disagreements.

"Brad and I have problems like any other couple," Angelina Jolie said. "We have days when we drive each other absolutely mad, but the problems in the movie aren't our specific problems."

Angelina Jolie also opened up about how working together in "By The Sea" was a lot different from her first movie together with Brad Pitt, "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," which was released in 2005.

"When we first worked together it was very different because we didn't really know each other and we were young and, it was really a fun film, so we thought, maybe By the Sea was going to be that kind of fun, but realised very quickly that it wasn't," the actress said.

"Then we joked that this is what happens after 10 years of marriage."