Jennifer Aniston gushes over Jon Hamm after ‘Morning Show’ sex scene: ‘Big, tall drink of water’

Al Schultz, a top CBS makeup artist for The Carol Burnett Show and several groundbreaking Norman Lear sitcoms including All in the Family and Good Times and was married to Vicki Lawrence for nearly 50 years, has died. He was 82.

Jon Hamm has revealed that he become a mentor to James Gandolfini’s son following the Sopranos star’s sudden death.Gandolfini died of a heart attack in 2013 at the age of 51. His son Michael was 14 years old at the time.Now, in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Hamm has revealed that Michael “reached out” to him when the actor died, due to encouragement from his father.“He said, ‘My dad told me that you were a good guy,'” explained Hamm, noting that he was emotional about the interaction.

Selome Hailu “Shouldn’t Chip know better?” Mark Duplass was uneasy when he learned that Chip Black, his character in “The Morning Show,” was about to embark on a messy, secret workplace affair — with a junior staffer, no less. It’s been a rough few years for Chip, who was demoted as “The Morning Show” to gracefully become Alex’s (Jennifer Aniston) personal producer. In Season 3, Chip’s life further spiraled as he entered a relationship with Alex’s assistant, Isabella (Hannah Leder).

Jon Hamm is opening up about the possibility of starting a family.

“Mad Men” star Jon Hamm no longer wants to be your leading man—or at least, that’s the title of a new Hollywood Reporter story on the actor and where he’s at with his career. While Hamm didn’t necessarily go away in the ensuing years after “Mad Men,” he apparently was offered a lot and was picky about it.

The next season of Apple TV+’s The Morning Show will likely premiere long after the 2024 presidential election has ended, and that democratic process only scratches the surface of what real-life events the drama series could respond to with the time it has in production before release.

Jennifer Aniston has shared photographs online in celebration of Courteney Cox’s 60th birthday.The pair starred together on the hit sitcom Friends, which ran from 1994 to 2004, and have remained close since. To mark the milestone birthday, Aniston – now aged 55 – shared a selection of photos of the pair on her Instagram page, alongside a heartfelt caption about Cox.“Celebrating this powerful, magical, mystical, interesting, interested, ferociously talented girl today!!!” she wrote in the post.

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Jennifer Aniston has paid tribute to her close pal and 'powerful' Friends co-star Courteney Cox on her 60th birthday.The actress gushed over what an 'honour' it is to have Courteney as one of her 'best friends in life' and also revealed her unknown pet phobia, despite always having had two of them in her home. Jennifer, who played Rachel Green and Courteney who starred as Monica Geller in the hit TV series Friends, have been close pals for decades and their close bond hasn't gone unnoticed. In celebration of Courteney's milestone birthday, Jennifer took to Instagram with a heartfelt post and a bundle of throwback snaps.

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A new character is being added for The Morning Show season four on Apple TV+ in what’s said to be a six episode arc!

Jennifer Aniston opened up about a time when she leaned on her friend, Nicole Kidman.

Jennifer Aniston found herself in a tearful moment recalling the legacy of Friends, 30 years since its debut.The actress, best known for her role as Rachel Green on the legendary TV sitcom, became sentimental during an episode of Variety's Actors On Actors YouTube series alongside Abbott Elementary star Quinta Brunson. "Oh, god, don't make me cry," she responded when someone off-camera prodded 34-year-old Quinta to question the actress about the beloved show. When he reassured her they didn't have to delve into the topic, Jennifer dabbed her teary eyes with a tissue.

Jennifer Aniston had an emotional moment discussing the 30th anniversary of the popular series ‘Friends.’ The Hollywood star couldn’t hold back the tears when asked about the show, during her latest interview with Quinta Brunson, for Variety’s Actors on Actors.Lauren Graham reveals the last gift Matthew Perry gave herHow Jennifer Aniston and Sandra Bullock built a strong friendshipCourteney Cox says that the late Matthew Perry ‘visits’ her a lotThe ‘Morning Show’ star got emotional when Quinta asked her about what she felt watching the show after 30 years. “Oh God, don’t make me cry,“ Jennifer said, to which Quinta responded; “But you’re already crying. Do you want a minute? We don’t have to talk about [it].” “I just started thinking about…Yeah, no.

Jennifer Aniston had to take a moment to compose herself after breaking down in tears over her time on “Friends.”The actress, 55, was overcome with emotion after she was asked about her late co-star Matthew Perry on Variety’s “Actors on Actors” series.For her conversation, Aniston was paired up with “Abbott Elementary” star Quinta Brunson.“Oh God, Don’t make me cry,” Aniston said with a shaky voice after being asked about “Friends.”“You’re already crying,” Brunson, 34, said. “Do you want a minute? We don’t have to talk about [it.]”“I’m sorry, I just started thinking about –,” Aniston responded, seemingly referencing Perry.In a clip shared online, the actress — who played Rachel Green in the hit NBC sitcom from 1994 to 2004 — reflected on her time on the show, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.Aniston starred alongside Perry, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, Matt LeBlanc and Courteney Cox.Jennifer Aniston gets emotional when asked about “Friends.” #ActorsOnActorsShe then tilted her head back to void messing up her makeup.

Jennifer Aniston was recently brought to tears during an interview, when she was asked about her time on Friends.The moment took place during a new interview between Aniston and Abbott Elementary star Quinta Brunson. It was held as part of the Actors On Actors series by Variety, which sees two different stars sit down each episode and discuss their time in the industry.In the latest episode, which arrived yesterday (June 6), the Morning Show actor was asked for her thoughts on the hit sitcom Friends turning 30 this year.

Jennifer Aniston opened up about her experience on Friends in a new interview.

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Joe Otterson TV Reporter Marion Cotillard has signed on for a role in “The Morning Show” Season 4, Variety has learned. The Oscar winner will appear in the new season of the Apple TV+ series alongside stars Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston as well as cast members Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, Nestor Carbonell, Karen Pittman, Greta Lee, Jon Hamm, and Nicole Beharie. Cotillard will star as Celine Dumont, described as “a savvy operator from a storied European family.” This will be one of the few TV roles Cotillard has held in her career.