Jennifer Aniston: How To Become A Hollywood Favorite | Full Biography (Friends, Just Go with It)

September 22, 1994, Rachel Green ran away from her  wedding. On that day, Friends' lead actors woke up   famous all over the world. Everyone received  the love of the audience and high fees. But   there was one actress among them, the success  of which the other friends could not reach.   Jennifer Aniston is a unique personality  whose rays of fame continue to shine as   brightly as they did in the late 90s.  What did she go through for her career?   Today on the Biographer channel, we will talk  about the ups and downs of Jennifer Aniston.   Which role brought her a Golden Raspberry  nomination? What was the real reason for   her breakup with Brad Pitt? Why did she  not talk with her mother for 15 years?   Get comfortable, and we're starting. CHILDHOOD   Jennifer Joanna Aniston was born on February 11,  1969, in Sherman Oaks, California. Her parents   were actors of Greek origin. Jennifer is not the  only child in the family. She also has a brother   John, her mother's son from her first marriage. When her father, John Aniston, had a role in the   soap opera Love of Life, the family moved to  New York. Jennifer calls the happiest in her   childhood the years of life there. But the relationship between parents   gradually began to deteriorate. Little Jennifer felt responsible   for the atmosphere in the family. "As the years  passed, tension came between my mom and dad,   and I'd do funny things to try to bring  back the laughter," she recalled. “I guess   I've learned to make a living doing what  I did to try to heal myself as a kid”.   Unfortunately, the couple divorced when  their daughter was nine years old.   When I was about nine, I came home from a  friend's party and my dad wasn't there. Divorce   happens in a lot of families, and I don't want  to break out the violins. But that was that.   It greatly affected Jennifer  and her views on marriage.   The girl did not see her father for a whole year.  It also was hard to communicate with her mother,   Nancy Dow. Jennifer didn't live up to her  expectations, especially about looks and glamor.   “...She was very critical of me. Because she  was a model, she was gorgeous, stunning. I   wasn’t,”...“She was from this world of, ‘Honey,  take better care of yourself,’ or ‘Honey,   put your face on,’ or all of those odd sound  bites that I can remember from my childhood.”   Her friends became her support team. Moreover,  she still communicates with many of them.   “We always joke that we raised each other, we  mothered each other, we sistered each other,   we’ve been kids to each other.” Many years later, reflecting on her   relationship with her mother, Jennifer said  that she understands how difficult it is to   be a single mother, constantly looking for a  way to earn money and support two children.   “My mom said those things because she really loved  me. - Aniston admitted in a recent interview. - It   wasn't her trying to be a bitch or knowing she  would be making some deep wounds that I would   then spend a lot of money to undo. She did it  because that was what she grew up with.”   As a teenager, Jennifer managed to visit her  father from time to time in Los Angeles, where   he starred in the TV series Days Of Our Lives. Probably, those trips to the city of angels and   parents-actors influenced her desire  to try her hand at the cinema.   At school, she was far from the  best student. In one interview,   the actress joked that there was a group of  teachers, Anonymous, who hate Jennifer Aniston.   The only thing Jennifer enjoyed was art  class. Once, her watercolor was exhibited   at the Metropolitan Museum. She compensated for failures in   her studies with charm and artistry. Jennifer became a member of the Drama   Club of the Rudolf Steiner School  when she was eleven years old.   One of the actors who made the biggest impression  on her during that period was Laurence Olivier.   Inset quote: “Honestly, I was obsessed [with  him] when I was a kid. I just remember being   so enamored of him. I remember thinking, ‘Maybe  someday, if I become an actress, I’ll be able   to work with him.’ And I remember the day he  died, crying my eyes out.” (Jennifer Aniston)   One day, when Jen was about 13, her father  called her to Search for Tomorrow as an extra.   In the middle of the scene, someone from the crew  told Jennifer to switch places with another young   extra. Everything happened quickly, and she did  not attach any importance to it. On the way home,   her father revealed that the camera wouldn't have  filmed Aniston if they hadn't switched places. The   young actress felt terrible, absolutely mortified  and humiliated that the poor girl got bumped   because of her, the daughter of the soap star. I still remember walking down Broadway in silence   after he told me. I didn't have that kind of  ambition. You know how there are some people   who burn with this feeling of "I'm going to  make it"? I never had that. (Jennifer Aniston)   But Jen learned a good lesson: nothing in  this world, especially in the film business,   is not given to you just like that. You  have to fight for a place in the sun.   After graduating, Jennifer entered  Manhattan's Fiorello H. LaGuardia High   School of Music & Art and Performing Arts. When the father learned that his daughter had   chosen his path, he was dismayed. Inset quote: And then he said,   all right. I warned you. His main concern was  my heart breaking. Because it can be so hard,   you know, and painful and rejection  is not easy.” (Jennifer Aniston)   Aniston was excited and incredibly happy when she  finally left her parents' house. According to her,   living with her mother was not completely  terrible and unpleasant, but there were   enough problems. Soon their relationship would  deteriorate, but for that moment, Jen was taking   the first steps towards her dream. THE BEGINNING OF AN ACTING CAREER   Jennifer Aniston began her acting career  at the Public Theatre in 1988. She always   recalls one of her performances. The actress had  a scene where she sat, looked at the audience,   and said one line, which always caused laughter. One night as I'm doing it, I realize that I'm   staring straight into this huge, gaping cavern  that is the mouth of Al Pacino. He's sitting   in the audience next to Diane Keaton - and  he's really laughing. I couldn't believe it.   I made Al Pacino laugh. It was one of the greatest  moments I'd ever had. A moment like that can carry   you for a year or two. (Jennifer Aniston) Unfortunately, it was hard to live on just   earnings from theater, so the aspiring actress  had to earn extra money wherever she could. At the age of 20, Jen accidentally found  out that she had dyslexia. It is a common   learning disability of neurological  origin. It makes it difficult to read,   write, and generally decipher letters. That discovery was life-changing for Jen.   “Until then, I thought I wasn’t smart. I just  couldn’t retain anything,” “Now I had this   great discovery. I felt like all of my childhood  trauma-dies, tragedies, dramas were explained.”   In the cinema world, Jennifer is not the  only one who lives with this diagnosis.   In our other video, we already talked  about Keanu Reeves also has dyslexia.   Her first film role did not even mention  Aniston in the credits. Jen starred in the   sci-fi adventure film Mac and Me. The  following year, she was on The Howard   Stern Show as a spokesperson for Nutrisystem. There were no more exciting roles in the theater,   and after two years of work in New  York, Jennifer moved to Los Angeles.   In 1989, she began to appear on television, but,  as usual, the first projects were not particularly   successful. The sitcoms Molloy and Ferris Bueller  did not gain popularity. At the same time,   when Ferris Bueller failed, Aniston's fleeting  romance with her colleague on the series,   Charlie Schletter, also ended. He played  the younger brother of Jen's character.   After a minor role in the television film  Camp Cucamonga, Jennifer got into the 1993   horror film Leprechaun. Although the film  received negative reviews at first, later,   it became a cult classic. In 2014, Entertainment  Weekly named Jennifer's role in Leprechaun her   worst role. Jennifer is also not thrilled with her  character because years later, in a relationship   with Justin Theroux, she was very embarrassed  when her fiancé stumbled upon this film on TV.   Inset quote: “He was flipping through the  channels, and he stumbled upon that. And that was   our next two hours, much to my embarrassment.” But, after the release of this film, casting   directors began to notice Jen more often. She  appeared in a couple of TV shows, after which she   got the role that made her famous worldwide. RACHEL GREEN   Initially, Friends creators wanted Jennifer  to audition for the role of Monica Geller. But   after reading the script, Aniston realized that  she only wanted to be Rachel and no one else.   But everything turned out that way because, at the  same time, Courteney Cox was going to try for the   role of Rachel. She also got acquainted with the  script and realized Monica was closer to her.   But even though Jennifer was one of  the main contenders for the role,   it was not easy for her to get it. At that time,  the actress starred in the not-so-successful CBS   series Muddling Through. Feeling that the  new project would change her life, Jennifer,   almost in tears, begged the producers of NBC  to do something so that she could participate   in Friends. They took her, but Jennifer  starred in the pilot without the certainty   that she would remain in the project, since  she continued to work on Muddling Through.   And then NBC specifically put Danielle Steel's  film, at the same time, as Aniston's show. Thus,   its ratings literally killed and provided  the actress with participation in Friends.   Maybe, this will disappoint someone,  but the actors do not share the fan   love for the Friends' intro. When the lead six were confirmed,   the show's director, Jimmy Burrows,  or as Jennifer affectionately   calls him Papa, took them to Las Vegas. Inset quote: “He took us out to dinner and said,   "You don't know what you're about to embark on.  You better take care of each other." We had no   idea what he was talking about. Then he gave us  each $500 and said, "Enjoy it. This is the last   time you'll be able to walk through a casino  without being bothered." (Jennifer Aniston)   They dined at the Spago inside Caesar's Palace  to enjoy "one last chance at anonymity". It is   symbolic that after six years, the actors returned  there to shoot the wedding of Rachel and Ross.   Papa wasn't wrong. The sitcom was released  in 1994 and received good reviews and solid   ratings. And the actors who played the iconic  six woke up famous. Simple at first glance,   the idea to show the life of young friends living  in New York resonated with the audience.   “That first year, we shot to number one in summer  reruns. - Jennifer recalls. - People came over to   me at a drugstore one day and said, "We've been  following you for blocks and just wanted to know   if it was you, and could we have your autograph?"  I'm standing there with toilet paper under one arm   and tampons under another, and I say, "Sure." Millions of women have tried to copy Rachel   Green's famous hairstyle. Very ironic, Jennifer  herself was far from enthusiastic about it. This   them everywhere. Everyone wanted to know where  Rachel Green dined and with whom she slept.   Even after years of working on the project,  fame will shock the actress. It will still   be difficult for her to come to terms with the  phenomenal popularity of Friends, even though   Jennifer grew up in the world of actors. Aniston admits that one of the things that   helped her cope with stress and not go crazy was  her communication with her mother. Jennifer never   lost heart or lashed out in public, as she  grew up watching her mother sit comfortably   in victimhood and didn't like how it looked. Inset quote: "I knew that this person was giving   me an example of what I’d never want to be, and  I will never ever be that."(Jennifer Aniston)   Her relationship with her mother got worse and  worse every year and finally deteriorated when,   in 1996, Nancy gave a frank interview  to the tabloid show Hard Copy, where she   colorfully described her life with Jennifer. But the last straw for Aniston was a book called   From Mother and Daughter to Friends: A Memoir,  which Nancy Dow wrote in 1999. They say that   after that, Jennifer stopped communicating  with her mother for as much as 15 years.   Lisa Kudrow recalled: When we started shooting  that first season, Jimmy said, “Use my dressing   room to hang out.” Because it was bigger… We  needed to hang out, get to know each other,   and bond as quickly as possible, because that’s  the only way that the show was going to work.”   They dined together after work, had lunch during  breaks, and played poker and other games.   Inset quote: We had the other five, like a  very protective cocoon. (David Schwimmer)   At some point, the actors also decided to deal  with finance together, creating something like   a small trade union. Initially, they received a  different amount, but when it came time to renew   their contracts, the actors decided that it would  be fair if all six friends had the same fees.   After the fifth season, they each started  receiving $100,000 per episode. In the final   season, it rose to $1 million per episode. Thus,  Aniston, along with Lisa Kudrow and Courteney Cox,   got into the Guinness Book of Records as the  highest-paid television actress of all time.   Their efforts were appreciated not only by the  audience but also by critics. Jen's first major   award was the Screen Actors Guild Award. The  actress was nominated five times for an Emmy   even proposed to her, and Aniston said yes. But  the preparation was delayed, and at some point,   the actress decided to part with her fiancé. Aniston was not limited to Friends alone. Between   the filming, she found time to work on movies. But, the experiments were not always successful.   For her role in the 1996 film She's the  One, Jennifer received a Golden Raspberry   nomination in the Worst New Star category. Because of her role in Friends, the actress   was mostly offered roles in comedies such as  Dream for an Insomniac and Til There Was You.   In 1997, Jennifer received her first major  role in the romantic comedy Picture Perfect.   The film received mixed reviews,  but Aniston was rated positively.   The melodrama The Object of My Affection  was also criticized. On the set, Jen began   an affair with a colleague, Paul Rudd. The couple  went out several times but pretty soon broke up.   Despite the separation, they managed to maintain  friendly relations and later played together in   Friends, as well as in Wanderlust (2012). Aniston's acting breakthrough can be considered   her work in the independent dramedy The Good  Girl in 2002. There she threw away the image of   The Girl Next Door that stuck to her and embodied  a thirty-year-old woman in depression who cheats   on her husband. The film had a limited release  but was received very positively by critics.   For example, Roger Ebert wrote: “After  languishing in a series of overlooked movies   that ranged from the entertaining Office  Space to the disposable Picture Perfect,   Jennifer Aniston has at last decisively broken  with her Friends image in an independent film   of satiric fire and emotional turmoil.  It will no longer be possible to consider   her in the same way. “ Jennifer's nominations at   the Film Independent Spirit Awards and  Satellite Awards were great bonuses.   In 2003, Jennifer was lucky enough to become  the girl of God. Well, to be more precise, the   girlfriend of the interim God. Of course, we are  talking about Bruce Almighty and her role of kind,   sympathetic Grace. The film was a success at the  box office. Despite mixed reviews from critics,   It eventually became a classic. Jen received a  Teen Choice Awards nomination for Choice Comedy   Actress and, along with Jim Carrey, was nominated  for Best Kiss at the MTV Movie Awards.   Aniston's personal life developed  no less rapidly than her career.   In 1998, Jennifer's agent arranged for her to  date Brad Pitt. So one of the brightest couples   of those times appeared. BITTERSWEET END   For the first time, the actors met in the early  90s. But both at that time had relationships   with others and were not interested in each  other. Only a blind date, organized many   years later, helped them get closer. Their relationship developed rapidly,   but the couple officially confirmed their  dating a year later. For the first time,   the lovers appeared together in public  during the Emmy ceremony in September   1999. A few months later, they took the stage  at a Sting concert. There, viewers could see   the engagement ring on Jen's hand for the first  time. It was made according to Brad's sketch.   Pitt was happy to say in an interview  that his fiancée is the woman of his   life. He also noted that when he saw Jen  for the first time, he realized that she   was created for him. They became one of the most  beloved and brightest couples in Hollywood.   In 2002, Aniston and Pitt formed  the production company Plan B   Entertainment with producer Brad Grey. Inset quote: We started this little company   underground, didn't really talk about  it because we didn't want to be accused   of being actors who have vanity deals  where you don't do anything. We wanted   to do something first. (Jennifer Aniston) Things soon went like clockwork, and by 2004   the company had 17 films in production, including  Troy and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.   When Jennifer was asked about whether it is  hard to be in a relationship with a star,   being no less famous, she answered: Inset quote: “It's a challenge. When you   have that much energy coming at two people,  whether wanting them to fall apart or wanting   them to be happy, it's hard. It can mess  with your mind, you know? And you've just   got to stay grounded.”(Jennifer Aniston) Aniston has always insisted that they are the   most ordinary lovers, just like the others. And  when they were called one of the sexiest couples   in Hollywood, Pitt and Jen just laughed. Inset quote: “Oh, we are such goobers, it's   ridiculous. We're probably two of the unsexiest  people on the planet most of the time. “   On July 29, 2000, these unsexiest people got  married. The event was held in a mansion in   Malibu and was one of the most expensive at that  time. The couple paid almost a million dollars   to celebrate their wedding. Despite the scale and  publicity in the media, there are almost no photos   from the event on the network. Eyewitnesses  say that the location was decorated with   50,000 flowers, and fireworks cost $20,000.  They gave the wedding vows playfully. Jen   promised to always make Pitt's favorite banana  smoothie, and Pitt promised to find balance on   the thermostat. By the way, Jennifer did not  invite her mother to the wedding. Apparently,   she did not want to spoil the  event with toxic showdowns.   The couple spent their honeymoon in Seychelles.  Upon their return, they gladly equipped   their mansion in Beverly Hills. “Brad and I used to joke that every   piece of furniture was either a museum  piece or just uncomfortable,” Jen said,   “He definitely had his sense of style, and I  definitely have my sense of style, and sometimes   I was dealing with. I wanted it to end when  people still loved us, and we were on a high.   And then I also felt - was feeling - like  how much more of Rachel do I have in me?   What more is there to - what more - how many more  stories are there to tell for all of us before   we're just now pathetic?” (Jennifer Aniston) Only when the creators reduced the number of   episodes from 24 to 18, she agreed  to appear in the final season.   The sitcom finale was released on May 6, 2004. In  the US, it was watched by 52.5 million viewers,   making it the most-watched entertainment TV  show since the Seinfeld finale in 1998.   Each actor took home a piece of the iconic  café when the series ended. They took a piece   of the fake sidewalk outside Central Perk. “There are people who say that watching Friends   has saved them during a cancer diagnosis, or so  many people with just so much gratitude for a   little show,” Aniston said years later with tears  in her eyes, “We really loved each other, and   we took care of each other. I don't know why it  still resonates; there are no iPhones. It's just   people talking to each other. Nobody  talks to each other any more.”   Having finished a long-term project, Jennifer  wanted to take a break from filming and admitted   that she was already ready for children. Inset quote: “The first thing I'm going to   do is have a vacation. I'm going to see  as much of the world as possible before   I have a baby." (Jennifer Aniston) But fate had other plans for her.   On January 7, 2005, like a bolt from the blue,  there was news that one of the most beautiful   couples in Hollywood was breaking up. The fans  were shocked and disappointed. And the media   was already trumpeting that Angelina Jolie was  the reason for the divorce. They met Pitt on   the set of the spy drama Mr and Mrs Smith. The details of the break are still unknown.   There is a version that the relationship between  Pitt and Aniston began to deteriorate even before   the film, and acquaintance with Jolie only  brought Brad closer to the decision that he   had been considering for a long time. Adherents of this version found out some   interviews with Jen, dating back to 2003, where  she casually admitted that she was not completely   sure that Pitt was the love of her life. But  she also said she knows they have "something   special." Skeptics said that Brad and Jen are  too different to build a long-term relationship.   Others believe it was a perfect marriage,  and Pitt's meeting with Angelina spoiled   everything. Moreover, even before meeting  Pitt, Jolie had a reputation as a woman   capable of stealing someone's boyfriend. But what really happened? What do you   think is the reason for their separation?  Fatal beauty Angie, or incompatibility of   characters? Share your opinion in the comments. One way or another, it was very difficult for Jen.   She stayed at a house in Malibu, in the company  of her old dog named Norman. The actress did not   read the news and did not turn on the TV. Jennifer  did her best to protect herself from the outside   world, annoying the media and fans who were eager  to delve into the dirty laundry of celebrities and   find out the details of the divorce. The fans divided into those who were on   Jennifer's side, and those who justified Pitt and  Jolie. It got to the point that T-shirts with the   inscriptions "Team Aniston" and "Team Jolie" went  on sale. They bought the first ones more often,   with a difference of 25 to 1. But, to be honest,  this was a little consolation for Jen.   The paparazzi, whom she once called “rats,”  literally hunted her down to capture a lonely and   “abandoned” woman on camera. The craziest theories  were in the tabloids at that time. For example,   one could find an assumption that Pitt broke  up with Jen because of her unwillingness to   have children. Even though quite recently,  in an interview, the actress announced her   readiness to give birth to a child. “A man divorcing would never be accused   of choosing a career over children,” Jennifer  resented in a candid interview with Vanity   Fair. - “That really pissed me off. I've never  in my life said I didn't want to have children.   I did and I do and I will! The women that inspire  me are the ones who have careers and children;   why would I want to limit myself?  I've always wanted to have children,   and I would never give up that experience  for a career. I want to have it all.”   The couple said they were parting friends,  maintaining mutual respect and love. But it   was not easy, since in the same 2005, pictures  of Brad with Angelina and her son Maddox on the   beach in Kenya appeared in magazines. And  already in 2006, Jolie and Pitt announced   that they were expecting a baby. Inset quote: “The world was shocked,   and I was shocked.” (Jen Aniston) “It was extremely hurtful to Jen that he   was seen with another woman so quickly after  they were separated,” said Andrea Bendewald,   an actress who has been one of Aniston's  closest friends since she was a teenager.   Sessions with a psychotherapist and yoga  helped Jennifer to cope with divorce.   Her friends really supported  the actress in hard times.   Inset quote: My girlfriends I've had for 20 years.  When things happen, the tribe gathers around and   lifts you up. I've had lonely moments, sure, but  I'm also enjoying being alone. There's no question   it takes getting used to; I’m a partnership  person, and if something happens your instinct is   to share it—but you’re no longer part of a couple.  I definitely miss that. (Jennifer Aniston)   It felt like she needed to learn how to walk  again. She should get used to being alone again.   But Jen struggled to see the glass half full. Inset quote: “Am I lonely? Yes. Am I upset? Yes.   Am I confused? Yes. Do I have my days when  I've thrown a little pity party for myself?   Absolutely. But I'm also doing really well,” she  says. “I’ve got an unbelievable support team, and   I’m a tough cookie.… I believe in therapy; I think  it's an incredible tool in educating the self on   the self. I feel very strong. I'm really proud of  how I've conducted myself.” (Jennifer Aniston)   2005 was an awful year for Aniston, not only  in her personal life, but also in her career.   The actress again tried to get out of the role  of a sweet girl, but not very successfully. The   crime thriller Derailed with Clive Owen was  negatively received by critics. The audience   was also not enthusiastic. Another film of that  year was the family drama, Rumor Has It. Alas,   the film received negative reviews and  became a box office bomb, grossing $88.9   million against its $70 million budget. The next year was a little easier. The   comedy melodrama The Break Up was  released. In the film, Jennifer's   character tried to sort out a relationship  with her husband. It’s ironic, right?   Critics again did not appreciate the project,  but the audience, judging by the box office,   was satisfied. The film grossed over $205  million worldwide at a cost of $52 million.   Together with Vince Vaughn, Jennifer  received the Teen Choice award in the   Choice Movie - Chemistry category. The chemistry  between the characters flowed smoothly into the   romance between the actors. Fans even gave  the couple the name Vaugniston and compared   them with Brangelina. But, Vaugniston did not  last long. Almost immediately after filming,   the couple broke up. Either the heart wounds  from parting with Pitt were still too fresh,   or the actors confused the movie  with reality. It also happens.   While her ex-husband shone at all events with  his new wife and rapidly was getting children,   Aniston plunged into healing work. Basically, Jen chose the usual,   reliable comedies and melodramas, in  which she, of course, was great.   One of her most popular films of those  years was the family tragicomedy Marley   and Me. The film is about a couple who get a  dog to see if they are ready to have a baby.   But they come across the most unbearable  dog of all possibles. The dog Marley was   played by as many as 22 different dogs. Inset quote: “You know, they always say,   ‘whatever you do, don’t work with babies  and animals”’...”We’ve got babies. We've   got puppies. We've got grown-up dogs. We've  got old dogs.... It's been a ball and nothing   but fun.” (Jen Aniston) -Jennifer recalled.   Since both Owen Wilson, who played Jen's on-screen  husband, and Aniston herself are avid dog lovers   in real life, they brought their pets, Garcia  and Norman, to the set every day. Aniston's dog   made its first cameo appearance during the film's  beach scene. In addition to Norman, Jennifer had   another dog named Dolly. The actress found the  animal shortly after breaking up with Pitt at a   Mexican animal shelter and took it for herself. Interestingly, in Metro's "20 movies that make   men cry" poll, Marley & Me took 5th place. “You think it’s a kids’ movie or a dog movie, but   it’s a lot more than that - reflected Jennifer, “I  made that assumption until I had my heart ripped   out. It's marriage. It's children. It's a career.  It's ego. It's success versus failure. All of   these things that I think universally affect  people at some point in a relationship.”   Jen was nominated for the Kids' Choice  Awards and Teen Choice Awards.   In 2008, the actress began a relationship with  John Mayer. According to the musician, it was not   a fleeting romance. He had feelings for Jennifer.  But, apparently, not so serious, since the singer   started an affair while on vacation in Mexico,  and Jennifer found out about it. John asked for   forgiveness, but Aniston could not forgive him. Meanwhile, Jennifer healed heart wounds   with the help of movies. In 2010, she appeared as a   guest star in the TV series Cougar Town, where  her friend Courteney Cox had the lead role.   The actresses continue their close  relationship after the end of Friends.   Jennifer even became the godmother of Courtney's  daughter Coco. The two have gone through failed   marriages and ups and downs in their careers,  but they still continue to support each other.   Inset quote: "There's absolutely no judgment in  Court. You'll never feel scolded. She's extremely   fair, ridiculously loyal and fiercely loving.  I've slept in her guest bedroom a lot. Without   giving away too much of my private stuff, all  I can say is she's been there for me through   thick and thin." (Jennifer Aniston)