Transformers: Dark of the Moon is officially the highest-grossing film of 2011. The third film in this franchise earned $47 million over the weekend, a 52 percent decrease from its first three days, but good enough for it to have made $261 million in under two weeks. Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon – Official Trailer Jennifer Aniston and company also fared well with Horrible Bosses . It was the latest R-rated comedy to bank over $25 million on its opening weekend. A look at the top five: Transformers Dark of the Moon : $47 million Horrible Bosses : $28.1 million Zookeeper : $21 million Cars 2 : $15.2 million Bad Teacher : $9 million
Transformers: Dark of the Moon is officially the highest-grossing film of 2011. The third film in this franchise earned $47 million over the weekend, a 52 percent decrease from its first three days, but good enough for it to have made $261 million in under two weeks. Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon – Official Trailer Jennifer Aniston and company also fared well with Horrible Bosses . It was the latest R-rated comedy to bank over $25 million on its opening weekend. A look at the top five: Transformers Dark of the Moon : $47 million Horrible Bosses : $28.1 million Zookeeper : $21 million Cars 2 : $15.2 million Bad Teacher : $9 million
Horrible news, Skin fans- as is all too common in skinland, those rumors that Jennifer Aniston would break the boob barrier in the new movie Horrible Bosses turned out to be just that- rumors. In a new interview with the Chicago Sun-Times promoting the film, Jennifer plays it cool on the subject of boobs: “I have no idea where those rumors started, but it’s a good rumor,” she said. “How do these things start?” Uhm, how about your own studio? Press materials for Horrible Bosses said Jennifer filmed a topless scene for the movie, and the source of this rumor is almost certainly the studio themselves. But don’t be sore- Jennifer had a good time playing the sex-crazed Dr. Harris, and it shows on screen: “It’s usually the male character in that role. That’s why I thought of her like a guy,” she explained. “Other than that I just stuck to what was in the script. I didn’t have any input as to what she said. That was all on the page. And I was tickled and excited. The raunchier, the better.” Mr. Skin’s Skin Skouts saw Horrible Bosses before it opened in theaters, and while Jen does get raunchy, there’s no nudes in sight. Get the Horrible truth after the jump!
The idea of Jennifer Aniston on all fours is a lot more appealing than her actually on all fours in these shots. Here she is getting her handprints immortalized at Grauman’s Chinese Theater for some reason. Apparently they’ll give these things to anyone these days. Anyhow, she’s at least trying to give us a peek down her top… Trying, but not really doing a good job. Lame as usual. more pictures of Jennifer Aniston here
‘This stuff never comes my way,’ she tells MTV News of foul-mouthed dentist. By Kara Warner, with additional reporting by Eric Ditzian Jennifer Aniston Photo: MTV News In looking at the cast of “Horrible Bosses,” it makes sense that funnymen like Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day and Jason Bateman would be attached to a film that revolves around three guys trying to kill their three very horrible bosses. Even supporting players Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx are folks who don’t surprise us in taking on the raunchier territory that comes with an R rating. One castmember’s name that did raise an eyebrow, however, is Jennifer Aniston, known throughout celeb-dom to be one of America’s favorite TV and cinema sweethearts. In “Horrible Bosses,” Aniston is anything but sweet. She plays Julia, a somewhat demented dentist who takes the definition of sexual harassment to whole new levels in her torture of employee Dale (played by Charlie Day). When MTV News caught up with the unexpected scene-stealer recently, we asked her how she decided to take on the foul-mouthed, sexually explicit role. “It wasn’t a ‘might.’ There was never the word ‘might’ [involved in deciding to take the part],” Aniston said. “It was pretty much, ‘How fast can I say yes? I will play this part.’ “I’d never seen anything like this woman, and I couldn’t imagine not doing it,” Aniston explained, adding that she was happy to be approached for a role that is so different from those she is normally offered. “This stuff never comes my way,” she said. Director Seth Gordon said he had Aniston in mind for the role from the get-go, largely because he knew of her comedic chops and wanted to see her play something unlike her iconic “Friends” character, Rachel Green. “I imagined her in that role the first time I read the script, and I can’t explain why, but I just did,” he said. “Obviously, I knew she was a great comedian, and I feel like I’ve always seen that she can do more than she’s offered to do. A lot of stuff seems like a rehashing of Rachel in some way.” When pressed to pick a favorite Aniston moment in the film, Gordon admitted that her first scene takes the cake because it’s the first time you hear her get really raunchy. Without getting too explicit, in the scene, Aniston describes pleasuring herself to “Gossip Girl” star Penn Badgley. “Everyone’s jaws hit the floor,” he recalled. “You can imagine what it is like for her to say that, but when you first hear it, you are stunned. We just cackled. I definitely screwed up some takes when she was on set, because I would just burst out laughing and I couldn’t help it. She’s so funny.” Check out everything we’ve got on “Horrible Bosses.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos MTV Rough Cut: ‘Horrible Bosses’ ‘Horrible Bosses’ Clips
America’s teat-heart Jennifer Aniston costars in Horrible Bosses, but her butt in The Break Up is truly boss. On DVD, Natassia Malthe strips down and lezzes out in Bloodrayne: The Third Reich, while Julie Brown (the white one) bares awesome T&A in Bloody Birthday.
Jennifer Aniston opened up, a little, about a subject she never talks about – the split with her now ex-husband, Brad Pitt – on Inside The Actors Studio . Sitting down with James Lipton, she reflected on starring in the hit movie The Break Up after having just gone through her own, well publicized one. “It was just a beautiful story about a couple breaking-up. And I was slightly familiar on the topic and the issue,” the Horrible Bosses star joked. “I sort of honestly felt like, what a great way to sort of exercise that.” “I enjoyed it. I really enjoyed it,” she said. “You would think otherwise, because even the producers were like, ‘I don’t know if we should ask you to do this.'” “But I was like, why not? Turn the page, let’s move on.” Aniston, who is now dating Justin Theroux , has given just one interview on her divorce from Pitt, which took place more than FIVE YEARS ago. At the time, she told Vanity Fair this: “Am I lonely? Yes. Am I upset? Yes. Am I confused? Yes. Do I have my days when I’ve thrown a little pity party for myself? Absolutely.” “But I’m also doing well,” she said, adding that while she knew of the attraction between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie , she didn’t blame her for the split. “It’s just complicated. There are all these levels of growth – and when you stop growing together, that’s when the problems happen.” Hopefully she’s in a better place now. Not that it will stop Star, In Touch, OK! and their ilk from recycling the same ridiculous stories. [Photo: WENN.com]
Nearly three weeks after Natalie Portman gave birth to a baby boy, People has confirmed that the Oscar winner and her fiancé Benjamin Millepied have named their son Aleph, which is also the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet. Portman and Millepied met on the set of Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan in early 2009. Congratulations to the happy family. [ People ]
I love when Inside the Actors Studio grills people better known for television or music than movies. Who can forget when James Lipton turned to Jennifer Lopez and said, “Tell us about U-Turn .” I cried through the laughter through the tears. The same situation applies to Jennifer Aniston, who is forced to answer questions about Leprechaun , Picture Perfect , and Camp Cucamonga , if we’re lucky. Here are the first previews of her conversation with Lipton, which include special insight into The Break-Up and her NBC television series about pals.
Aniston welcomed her co-stars ‘with an open lab coat,’ Jason Sudeikis tells MTV News. By Kara Warner, with reporting by Eric Ditzian Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis in “Horrible Bosses” Photo: Warner Bros If you haven’t heard anything about the upcoming comedy “Horrible Bosses,” there are really only two things to know about the film in order to understand its appeal: It’s rated R and stars Jason Sudeikis, Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell and Jennifer Aniston, plus several other excellent supporting roles and cameos to look out for. The movie revolves around three friends (Sudeikis, Bateman and Day) who are so fed up with their bosses (Farrell, Spacey and Aniston) that they decide to kill them. As you can see from the cast list, the guy/girl ratio is a bit skewed, so when MTV News caught up with the leading men, we asked how Aniston fit into the mix of things. Naturally, the boys took a seemingly innocent inquiry into highly inappropriate territory. “You don’t welcome her; she welcomes you,” said Day, whose character Dale is the victim of some serious sexual harassment at the hands of Aniston’s character Julia. “She’s the heavy in the room.” “Jason and I, unfortunately, we did not get to swap talent spit, as it were,” Bateman pointed out, before the three funnymen digressed into an off-topic back-and-forth about what “swapping talent spit” means and where the phrase originated. “Errol Flynn used to say that,” Sudeikis said of the legendary actor known for his onscreen swashbuckling and offscreen debauchery. “It started in the Poconos, actually,” Bateman jokingly corrected. “Flynn used to spit all over people,” Day added. “It wasn’t swapping so much as receiving.” “Charlie did all the talent with Jennifer,” Bateman said, attempting to get the group back on topic. Day revealed that Aniston did, indeed, welcome him into their scene work. “With an open lab coat,” Sudeikis added, alluding to one of the many scenes in which Day’s character finds himself in an uncomfortable scenario with Aniston’s. “And an open labia,” Bateman chimed in, which drew groans from his co-stars. “I’m not touchin’ that,” Day said. “It’s spelled the same!” Bateman said in mock protest. “This is MTV!” Sudeikis exclaimed, hinting that Bateman’s comment was over the line, even for us. “The network that brought us ‘Skins’!” Related Videos MTV Rough Cut: ‘Horrible Bosses’ ‘Horrible Bosses’ Clips
