On the a screening of Steven Spielbergs new movie Munich, from The Envelope

But Spielberg’s appearance was just the first surprise. A veritable second coming occurred when all the hushed party whispers about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie being “on their way” turned out to be true. The hot couple walked into the almost-empty lobby minutes before the 7 p.m. screening began and mere moments after Spielberg had left.

But their timing, for no-publicity purposes, was perfect. All the cameras had already left, missing what would have been a real money shot. Angie wore slim black slacks, a black cashmere poncho (disguising that much rumored baby bump?) and high heels, looking way more elegant than Brad, who wore jeans, work boots and a baseball cap.

“He looks like he just finished moving all her stuff into his place,” noted one onlooker, who’d seen video of the moving van outside Pitt’s Malibu mansion the night before on a Hollywood gossip TV show.

“I can’t believe they came,” marveled a “Munich” Oscar campaign strategist. “We invite those two to everything and they never come.”

But friendship is what drew the press-shy couple to the event. “Congratulations,” Brad whispered to Bana, as he gave his “Troy” pal a big bear hug and hearty back slap. “I can’t wait to see the film,” he added, as the three quickly slid into the already darkened theater.