Jennifer Aniston, life is like a movie title
All eyes were on Jennifer Aniston on Friday night as she was honored with the Crystal Award for expanding the role of women in the entertainment industry at the Women in Film 2009 awards in Los Angeles.
Jennifer Aniston took to the stage Friday to accept a Women In Film's Crystal Award for expanding the role of women in the entertainment industry. Addressing a crowd of female Hollywood power brokers, the 40-year-old actress pointed out that her personal fortunes have often been reflected in the titles of her movies, according to People.com. "I'm trying to be more careful than I have been in the past about the titles of movies that I choose to be in," Aniston revealed. "It's funny -- I kind of noticed something a couple years ago that there seemed to be this strange parallel to the movies I was doing and my life off screen. It started with, well, 'The Good Girl,' " she explained. "Then that evolved into 'Rumor Has It,' followed by 'Derailed,' and then there was 'The Break-Up.' " "So if any of you have a project titled 'Everlasting Love with an Adult, Stable Male'...," she concluded, drowned out by the laughter of the crowd, which included Heather Locklear, Selena Gomez, Jenny McCarthy, Christina Hendricks and "Twilight" director Catherine Hardwicke.
Jennifer Aniston took to the stage Friday to accept a Women In Film's Crystal Award for expanding the role of women in the entertainment industry. Addressing a crowd of female Hollywood power brokers, the 40-year-old actress pointed out that her personal fortunes have often been reflected in the titles of her movies, according to People.com. "I'm trying to be more careful than I have been in the past about the titles of movies that I choose to be in," Aniston revealed. "It's funny -- I kind of noticed something a couple years ago that there seemed to be this strange parallel to the movies I was doing and my life off screen. It started with, well, 'The Good Girl,' " she explained. "Then that evolved into 'Rumor Has It,' followed by 'Derailed,' and then there was 'The Break-Up.' " "So if any of you have a project titled 'Everlasting Love with an Adult, Stable Male'...," she concluded, drowned out by the laughter of the crowd, which included Heather Locklear, Selena Gomez, Jenny McCarthy, Christina Hendricks and "Twilight" director Catherine Hardwicke.
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