Saint Hera
07-17-2006, 11:49 PM
LONDON -
Jennifer Aniston says she would like to reprise her role as Rachel Green in a reunion show of TV's most famous group of "Friends."
"The only thing I can think of doing is maybe for fun doing a Thanksgiving episode," Aniston said in a TV interview that was set to air Monday on Channel Four. "Our Thanksgiving episodes were really fun."
"Friends," which centered on the lives of six young friends living in Manhattan, ended its 10-year run in 2004. The NBC comedy also starred
Courteney Cox,
Lisa Kudrow,
Matt LeBlanc,
Matthew Perry and
David Schwimmer.
Aniston, 37, was in London to promote her new film, "The Break-Up," co-starring
Vince Vaughn. She gave little away when asked to comment on speculation that she and Vaughn are dating.
"Where did you hear that?" she said to Judy Finnigan, co-host of the "Richard and Judy" talk show.
"Listen, he's a great man, he's a great friend, he's a great actor and so much fun," Aniston said.
Jennifer Aniston says she would like to reprise her role as Rachel Green in a reunion show of TV's most famous group of "Friends."
"The only thing I can think of doing is maybe for fun doing a Thanksgiving episode," Aniston said in a TV interview that was set to air Monday on Channel Four. "Our Thanksgiving episodes were really fun."
"Friends," which centered on the lives of six young friends living in Manhattan, ended its 10-year run in 2004. The NBC comedy also starred
Courteney Cox,
Lisa Kudrow,
Matt LeBlanc,
Matthew Perry and
David Schwimmer.
Aniston, 37, was in London to promote her new film, "The Break-Up," co-starring
Vince Vaughn. She gave little away when asked to comment on speculation that she and Vaughn are dating.
"Where did you hear that?" she said to Judy Finnigan, co-host of the "Richard and Judy" talk show.
"Listen, he's a great man, he's a great friend, he's a great actor and so much fun," Aniston said.