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THE JENNIFER ANISTON MOVIE SCENE THAT GOT CUT FOR GOING WAY TOO FAR

Jennifer Aniston has undoubtedly had one of the most enviable careers in Hollywood. The actress rose to the ranks of America’s Sweetheart virtually overnight after scoring the role of Rachel Green on one of the most beloved sitcoms in television history, and rode that wave to staggering celebrity over the course of Friends’ decade-long.

Jennifer-aniston-movie-scene-that-got-cut-for-going-way-too-far/Since Friends wrapped in, Aniston has delivered a string of soul-stirring performances in indie hits like The Good Girl (opposite Jake Gyllenhaal), Friends with Money (starring Frances McDormand and Catherine Keener), and Cake (which earned her a Best Actress Golden Globe nomination).

Jennifer-aniston way, the actress shocked even her biggest fans when she went full raunch for black comedy film Horrible Bosses. Aniston appeared alongside Jason Bateman, Jason Sudekis, Jamie Foxx, Charlie Day, Colin Farrell, and more as Dr. Julia Harris — the 𝑠e𝑥ually aggressive boss who tormented Day’s dental assistant character Dale Arbus with a relentless wave of inappropriate actions and comments.

Jennifer-aniston is shot near the end of Horrible Bosses and ends up in a days-long coma. Dale wakes to find that he and his compatriots, Bateman’s Nick Hendricks and Sudeikis’ Kurt Buckman, have again narrowly escaped jail time. He also learns that Julia had been lurking about during his time in hospital, and she eventually admits to taking advantage of him while he was comatose.

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