Jennifer Aniston Talks Star Who Acted 'Above' His 'Friends' Role

Every Jennifer Aniston fan probably started crushing on the star after watching her on Friends although many will agree that the actress' career consists of much bigger things and while Rachel Green will always have a special place in our hearts, we can't deny how amazing Aniston has been in several other projects. From rom-coms to out and out comedy entertainers, Jen has done it all and has always managed to leave us floored with her work.After becoming a worldwide phenomenon thanks to her role on Friends, Aniston soon moved onto films and has been a leading lady in several major projects including We're The Millers, Marley and Me, The Break Up among others.

Friends co-star Matthew Perry’s mental health struggles.The actor, who played Rachel opposite Perry’s Chandler in the hit sitcom, responded to his comments about experiencing anxiety on set.“I didn’t understand the level of anxiety and self-torture [that] was put on Matthew Perry, if he didn’t get that laugh, and the devastation that he felt,” Aniston recently told Today. “Which makes a lot of sense.”“To me, I felt like I was going to die if they didn’t laugh,” Perry had said of the live audience on the show, during the recent Friends reunion special.He added: “It’s not healthy, for sure, but I would sometimes say a line and they wouldn’t laugh and I would sweat and just go into convulsions if I didn’t get the laugh I was supposed to get.

Hollywood celebrities have a never-ending and strong bond with their pet dogs and often take to social media to highlight it. One such celebrity is Jennifer Aniston.

Jennifer Aniston was one of the many famous faces to publically celebrate Pride Day on Monday – and she shared the sweetest photo to mark the occasion.MORE: Jennifer Aniston's $21million home is a real-life zen retreat – photosTaking to Instagram on 28 June, the Friends star posted an adorable picture of her beloved pet dog Lord Chesterfield running in the garden with a rainbow colored ball in his mouth."Happy pride," the Rachel Green actress captioned the image, alongside a row of colourful love hearts. VIDEO: Take a look around Jennifer Aniston's picture-perfect gardenWhat's more, the picture gave fans another glimpse inside her sprawling backyard, which features a large seating area and picture-perfect palm trees.MORE: Lisa Kudrow

While we all know her as the wonderfully eccentric Phoebe Buffay in Friends, Lisa Kudrow was cast in another sitcom that could have seen her find fame: Frasier.

Friends star Lisa Kudrow has explained why she was fired from Frasier before landing her breakout role of Phoebe Buffay.The actress was cast as radio producer Roz Doyle in Frasier before the show began in 1993, but she was let go three days into filming the pilot episode.Kudrow appeared on The Howard Stern Show alongside Friends co-stars Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox where she discussed her brief stint, explaining how Frasier director James Burrows believed she wasn’t a good fit.Asked why she got fired: “I wasn’t right for the part, for the chemistry of the group. That wasn’t working.

Friends actress really opened up about her stance on dating right now and her relationship with her ex-husband Brad Pitt. Pitt and Aniston, both currently single, are just friends still and only friends, she emphasised on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show.

Friends actress really opened up about her stance on dating right now and her relationship with her ex-husband Brad Pitt. Pitt and Aniston, both currently single, are just friends still and only friends, she said on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show.

What could have been! Working on film and TV sets puts actors in close quarters — which can sometimes lead to unexpected feelings off screen.

Friends: The Reunion special took everyone on a nostalgic adventure as the cast from the popular American sitcom returned to the sets after 15 odd years. Fans were elated to see Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer revisit their old memories while shooting on set.

torn up about it. Whether or not they were on a break, “Torn” singer Natalie Imbruglia has reacted to ex-boyfriend David Schwimmer recently revealing that he and his “Friends” co-star Jennifer Aniston had a mutual crush while he dated the musician in the ’90s. “I’m OK with whatever happened back then,” Imbruglia, 46, said on Australia’s “Kyle & Jackie O” radio broadcast this week. “It was a long time ago,” she added. Imbruglia couldn’t quite narrow down the exact timeline of her romance with Schwimmer, now 54. But she did recall feeling very welcomed by all of her ex’s castmates when she visited him on the “Friends” soundstage at the Warner Bros.

David Schwimmer was keeping a low profile while stepping out in New York City after making headlines this week over his old crush on co-star Jennifer Aniston.Anistonrevealed during the Friends Reunion in May that she had a crush on her on-screen loveduring season one of the hit show and that the 54-year-old actor also had one on her.Schwimmer's ex girlfriend NatalieImbruglia then raised eyebrows this week when she jokingly suggested that David and Jen may have gotten intimate back then but Aniston shut down the rumors laughing that she would have been 'proud' to admit it.

Friends will always be there for you. The main ladies of Friends are opening up more about their friendship and memories from the show’s tenure.

Today, Aniston admitted that she’s thought about what the “Friends” gang may have been up to during quarantine, and even elaborated about what a quarantine episode might look like.“You might have thought the cast of Friends was actually in a quarantine because all they did was hang out in the apartment, aside from the coffeehouse,” Aniston said. “But the boys would have figured out a game to play — the one where they didn’t have to drop a ball for how many days,” she joked.Aniston also revealed that she believes she and her fictional friends would have also clapped for all the frontline workers each night, and likely would have followed all of the social distancing guidelines.

Jennifer Aniston is opening up about her relationship with ex-husband Brad Pitt, admitting that despite their story together, they still remain friends.The Hollywood actress surprised fans in September during a virtual table reading of the 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High, with the two stars showing undeniable chemistry while Jennifer recited her line “You know how cute I always thought you were.“The actress, who recently denied rumors of adoption, addressed the table reading during her latest interview, confessing that “It was absolutely fun.”And although she thinks it might have been a little awkward for the viewers, she says they are “buddies” and “there‘s no oddness at all,” adding that it was for a great cause, fundraising for

Friends really do stick together.

Showmance. David Schwimmer’s ex Natalie Imbruglia responded to his and Jennifer Aniston‘s crushes on each other while on the set of Friends, and she was just as surprised as the rest of us.

Probably the biggest reveal from the Friends reunion and the accompanying press tour was learning both David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston secretly harbored crushes for one another.

All in the past! After David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston talked about their crushes on each other while filming Friends, the actor’s ex-girlfriend Natalie Imbruglia is weighing in on whether there was any overlap.

Natalie Imbruglia has reacted to those shock remarks made by her ex David Schwimmer and his co-star Jennifer Aniston during the recent “Friends” reunion.

Hollywood actress Jennifer Aniston, 52, has spoken out about her time filming hit sitcom Friends, admitting that she had no idea of the levels of "anxiety and self-torture" felt by her co-star Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing, while on set of the programme.Speaking during the landmark 17-year reunion, Matthew, 51, told his co-stars that he felt like he was "dying" if they didn't laugh at his on-screen gags.Speaking on the Today show, the actress who played Rachel Green in the NBC series explained that the reunion gave her an insight into Matthew's inner struggles as an actor.Following revelations of the pain he felt when his jokes would fall flat with the cast or live audience, Jennifer said: "I didn't understand the level of anxiety