As one of the biggest superstars on the planet, Jennifer Aniston was long ago able to avoid taking jobs just for the money, which has allowed for more authority over which projects she chooses. She’ll next be seen in the Apple TV+’s The Morning Show Season 4, which will hit the 2025 premiere schedule in September, and when it comes to her big-screen future, the Emmy-winning actress apparently wouldn’t balk at returning to one of her lewdest and crudest movie characters. Cue the cash register noises.
While many Friends fans will forever hold out hope for the surviving actors to reprise their breakout roles, Aniston wasn’t in a Rachel Green kind of headspace when asked by People which past projects she would potentially return to if the opportunity came up. Rather, she perhaps surprisingly brought up the Horrible Bosses films as an answer, saying:
Oh my God, this literally came up the other day: Horrible Bosses. Jason Bateman and I were talking about that, and Charlie Day has been talking about it a lot, too. So that’s something that we think would be super fun.
I’m not sure what project I’d have thought she would have said instead of Horrible Bosses, but I am fully down to see Aniston return to the screen as the unabashedly perverted dentist Dr. Julia Harris, albeit with the caveat that she’s less of a serial sexual harrasser and more into fully consensual kinks. A floss-themed BDSM dungeon? That’s what I’m talking about. And it would appear I’m the only one, so let’s move on.
less-than-beloved sequel was released, saying:
The characters are hilarious, and we need comedy. I personally think comedy is a necessity. That’s one that we would have a really fun time, I think, going back to, seeing where those crazy cats are today.
star-studded 1990 TV movie Camp Cucamonga, in which Aniston co-starred with Candace Cameron Bure, Danica McKellar, John Ratzenberger and many more. But I guess Hollywood execs would probably want to veer towards the movies that were actually geared to make money at the box office.
Everyone with an Apple TV+ subscription should make a note to catch The Morning Show Season 4’s premiere on Wednesday, September 17, with new episodes streaming weekly thereafter.