Jennifer Aniston Shares Dolly Parton's BEST Advice

A dear friend of all of ours, Miss Dolly Parton, who passed away this week, she would say, you know, I chased a few rainbows and I caught some, and I caught a few. So I would say just go chase your dreams and go catch some rainbows. I'm so excited that I have a friend now in Jennifer. She's so easy to love, and she is, and she's so easy to like. And she's friendly and all the stuff that you want her to be. Jennifer Aniston paying tribute to her late friend Dolly Parton during a sit-down interview My husband, he's always had a crush on her. And he's always said, well, what's she like? Is she as nice as you think she'd be? Is she as pretty as you think she'd be? I said, yes, yes, and yes. What's it like, though, to hear Dolly Parton say, Jennifer Aniston is my friend? I can't see it. Crying. I'm like, you know, it's just been pinch me exciting. The actress reacting to the country music legend's death during the Q&A portion of her chat with Jim at the 92nd Street Y Wednesday in New York. A dear friend of all of ours, Miss Dolly Parton, passed away. She says the best advice she's ever gotten came from the icon, and it was pure Dolly wisdom. She would say, you know, I chased a few rainbows and I caught some. And I caught a few. So I would say, just go chase your dreams and go catch some rainbows and, you know, chase some rainbows. Going out there and sort of putting on your sparkly, pretty, pretty self. E.T. sat down with the actress and singer back in 2018 for their film, Dumplin', about a teen beauty pageant contestant with a love for all things Dolly. No, no, stop it. I think I know where we can get some help. What is this place? It's the closest thing you can get to Dolly Parton around here. Oh, wow. Jen not only produced and starred in the film, she also makes a cameo on the soundtrack alongside Dolly. It was terrifying and fun and all of it. Yeah, it was great. She did a good job, though. I have to say she was a little nervous at the start, but she walked in there like she does everything else, like a real pro. She put those headphones on and she was a little nervous. I could tell. But we tried. But I sang through it and then got my voice. I literally had barely, I couldn't even have a squeak come out. And then when we finished, I remember I just burst into tears. Thank you, Ms. Willardine Dixon, for that mesmerizing magic act.