Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Jennifer 2 Jennifer 3 Jennifer 4Jennifer Joanna Aniston (February 11, 1969) more popularly known as Jennifer Aniston, is an American actress, producer, and director. Jennifer was born in Sherman Oaks in Los Angeles. John Aniston, and Nancy Dow are her parents. Jennifer was brought up in the family of actors. Telly Savalas is her godfather. He is also a great buddy of Jennifer's father. The acting career of her father took her around the US. It was in New York her parents got divorced and her mother took control of her child. Six years ago when she was a student at the Rudolf Steiner School, a Waldorf educational institution with the notions and methods of Rudolf Steiner. Aniston was a talented artist and has been exhibited at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. Aniston took the choice to pursue acting after she was a part of the Broadway stage production of the Children of a Lesser God. She was accepted to the New York High School for Actors at the age fifteen years old. Following her graduation, she worked in a hamburger franchise called The Jackson Hole situated in Manhattan. Her good performances led her to several Off-Broadway shows, including For Dear Life at New York Public Theater and Dancing On Checker's Grave. Los Angeles was her new place of residence in 1989 as she sought more work. She was a part of a range of tv shows prior to her appearance in the 1990's.

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