The entertainment industry boasts its fair share of stars who, once the cameras cease their dance, prove to be notoriously challenging colleagues. Whether it's Lindsay Lohan's penchant for tardiness or Mandy Patinkin's inclination to abruptly leave the set, difficult behavior transcends generations in Hollywood. Teri Hatcher, preceding Lea Michele, was whispered to have stirred drama on set, while Chevy Chase, pre-dating Shia LaBeouf, openly admitted to being a challenging collaborator.
Don't let the radiant smiles and entertaining interviews fool you. Some actors adeptly conceal less-than-stellar reputations. A case in point? Jennifer Aniston.
Regrettably, there's more than one reason to suspect that, while the Friends alum might be one of America's sweethearts, she's not everyone's friend in Hollywood. Some celebrities just can't stand working with Aniston. We've unearthed evidence shedding light on why certain individuals steer clear of collaborating with her. While some instances may warrant no more than an eye roll, some of her actions are undeniably questionable.
If you're curious about Jennifer Aniston's workplace demeanor, inquire with Isla Fisher, Tim Robbins, or Will Forte. According to Radar Online, during the filming of the then-untitled movie, Life Of Crime, Aniston could be labeled many things, but "friendly" wasn't one of them.
A source spilled, "Every day at lunch, the entire cast and crew head to a communal cafeteria, where they all sit down and enjoy lunch together for well over an hour. The only person absent from this camaraderie is Jen. She swiftly grabs a takeout lunch and departs." Unusual, isn't it?
Perhaps she prefers a serene lunch break — a sentiment many can understand. However, the source continued to reveal that her aloofness extended far beyond mere solitude. Aniston insisted on a "luxury SUV" chauffeuring her to set, differing from the standard SUVs used by the rest of the cast. Moreover, her trailer, where she supposedly dined in seclusion, was intentionally situated at a considerable distance from everyone else's.
The source emphasized that while Aniston wasn't openly hostile, she exuded an air of unapproachability. "Her conduct sends a clear signal to everyone that she's not open to interaction," the source concluded. "And it's entirely unnecessary. There's no reason for her to act superior to anyone else on that movie set."
