Jennifer Joanna Aniston (født 11. februar 1969) er en amerikans... - dofaq.co
Jennifer Joanna Aniston (født 11. februar 1969) er en amerikans...Jennifer Joanna Aniston (født 11. februar 1969) er en amerikansk skuespillerinde, instruktør og producer. Hun fik verdensomspændende anerkendelse for sin rolle som Rachel Green i den amerikanske komedieserie Venner, en rolle hun spillede i ti år (1994-2004). Aniston vandt en Emmy Award, en Golden Globe Award og en Screen Actors Guild Award for sin rolle som Rachel Green.
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