For a scene in her hit series “The Morning Show,” Jennifer Aniston had to be covered in fake oil.
Jennifer Aniston (55) usually presents herself perfectly styled. During the filming of her hit series “The Morning Show,” fans were treated to an unusual sight. The actress was showered with fake oil. The 55-year-old was smeared from head to toe with the dark substance.
At the beginning of July, the lead actress and producer announced that filming for the fourth season had already begun. And the former “Friends” star obviously has to put up with a lot for that. On Sunday, she was photographed on set when she was splashed with the sticky, tar-like substance. Pictures show her with an angry expression on her face, her white shirt and light-colored pants completely ruined. Like , her character Alex is surrounded by protesters in the scene who pour the oil on her.
“We are partners. We are friends”
“The Morning Show” takes place behind the scenes of a fictional morning news program. The series follows the anchors Alex and Bradley (Reese Witherspoon) and often deals with current topics such as MeToo, the corona pandemic or the war in Ukraine.
For Aniston and Witherspoon, it’s a real passion project. “We’ve been part of each other’s lives for over 20 years. It’s just in our DNA that we work together. We’re partners. We’re friends. We’re girlfriends, we share all kinds of heartbreak in life and in love and everything.”
Start of the fourth season not yet announced
The first season started in November 2019 on Apple TV+. No premiere date has yet been announced for the fourth season. However, new additions to the cast have already been confirmed. Oscar winner Jeremy Irons (75) will play the father of Aniston’s Alex. Marion Cotillard (48), who plays a businesswoman from a traditional family, is also there.
Source: Stern
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