EW Magazine geeft ons een eerste kijk in Jennifers nieuwe film “Horrible Bosses”. Ik heb een klein artikeltje en een foto toegevoegd.
Warner Bros’ “Horrible Bosses” sees “The King of Kong” director Seth Gordon working from a script from hot comedy scribes Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley (”The $40000 Man,” “Burt Wonderstone”), which involves three friends, tormented at work who decide to kill off their very different, but equally unpleasant employers. A highly promising comedy cast has been assembled, with a trio of leads all on the verge of the big time in Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and “It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia” break-out Charlie Day, facing off against their respective bosses: Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell and Jennifer Aniston. Jamie Foxx (as the colorfully named Motherfucker Jones), Donald Sutherland, Old Spice spokesman Isaiah Mustafa, and “Modern Family“‘s Julie Bowen are also on board, and the script’s excellent—if the film can fight off its tough competition, it’s got all the signs of being the big comedy breakout of the summer.
The new issue of EW (print edition, not yet online) has the first look at the film’s cast, and the titular horrible bosses—above is Kevin Spacey‘s Harken, the very worst of the three, vying with his underling, Nick (Bateman), and his friend Dale (Day). Below, is Dale’s boss Julia (Jennifer Aniston), a nymphomaniac dentist, and finally Kurt (Sudeikis)‘s nemesis, Bobby (Farrell), the coke-addled son of his beloved mentor Jack (Sutherland). All three employers are perfectly cast, and we’re particularly looking forward to Farrell’s balding get-up.
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On Tuesday, Jennifer Aniston wrapped shooting on Horrible Bosses, the buzzed-about Colin Farrell comedy in which she gets naked.
Aniston, 41, plays a sexually aggressive dentist who blackmails a coworker (Charlie Day) to get him to sleep with her.
The role is quite a departure for the actress who rose to fame as wholesome Rachel on Friends — and she couldn’t be more thrilled.
In the meantime, audiences can see Aniston in the romantic comedy The Switch (out Aug. 20), in which she plays Kassie, a single woman seeking a sperm donor.
“Kassie is your universal New York City girl, and she’s got a job and is living her life,” Aniston says. “I grew up in New York City, (am) currently single, not in search of a donor, but have a lot of sympathy and consciousness around this question because a lot of my girlfriends have (dealt with it).”
Why should women wait for the perfect guy before they can become mothers? Says the unattached actress, “What does Mr. Right mean? I love the debate. It’s awesome.”