Jennifer Aniston tells Ellen that she would reprise role of Rachel for Friends reunion: 'I would do it'
- NBC hit ended its run in 2004 after 10 years in prime-time
Jennifer Aniston isn't closing the door on a Friends reunion.
'Why not? You know what, because, listen, I told you this. I would do it,' the A-list actress, who played Rachel Green on the 90s smash, tells Ellen on Wednesday's edition of the talk show.
The actress said her co-stars on the NBC series - including Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer - would likely be game for a revival of the successful sitcom.
The latest: Jennifer Aniston, 50, isn't closing the door on a Friends reunion. She tells Ellen Wednesday, 'Why not? You know what, because, listen, I told you this. I would do it'
'The girls would do it. And the boys would do it, I'm sure,' said Aniston, who appears alongside Adam Sandler in the upcoming Netflix movie Murder Mystery. 'Listen - anything could happen.'
Aniston last summer told her friend Molly McNearney in In Style that she fantasizes about a reunion of the cast on the show, which ended its run in 2004 after 10 years in prime-time.
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''Courteney and Lisa and I talk about it ... I fantasize about it,' Aniston said. 'It really was the greatest job I ever had. I don't know what it would look like today, but you never know.'
Aniston said that 'so many shows are being successfully rebooted,' and that before Friends was even over, 'People were asking if we were coming back.'
And many more? (L-R) David Schwimmer, Courteney Cox, Aniston, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc and Lisa Kudrow were posed in this shot from the 90s comedy
It's possible: Aniston said that 'anything could happen' in regards to the revival
Uncertain: Jen said last summer of a revival, 'I don't know what it would look like today, but you never know'
Aniston's pal and co-star Cox told People last fall she was skeptical of a comeback based on the premise of the show and the ages of the character.
'People ask us all the time, "Will we ever do a remake?" That was a story about these group of people that are friends in their 30s who are finding themselves,' she said. 'I don’t know if there’s a way to redo it.
'I just don’t see it happening. Even though I would do anything to be in a room with all of those people acting and having a great time. But I don’t see it happening.'
Elsewhere in the Ellen appearance Wednesday, Jen spoke about her upcoming layout in the June/July issue of Harper's Bazaar, making clear she has no hangups about the human body.
'Now, you enjoy being naked,' Ellen asked Jen, who said without hesitation, 'I love it!'
Leading ladies: Cox, Kudrow and Aniston rocketed to super-stardom on the series
Proud: Aniston opens up on Wednesday's edition of Ellen about her upcoming layout in the June/July issue of Harper's Bazaar, making clear she has no hangups about nudity
Ellen noted that the style icon has always kept active and fit in maintaining her figure, to which Aniston replied, 'I love activities, yeah.'
In one shot, a topless Jen covers her breasts with her arms; Ellen asked Aniston if she was ashamed about the steamy spread.
'I'm not ashamed of that, no - no one should be!' Jen said to applause from the studio audience. Ellen joked to her, 'Do it now!'
In another shot, Jen is pictured in her bikini relaxing on a chair in the Pacific Ocean.
Standing tall: Asked if she was ashamed of nudity, Jen replied to cheers, 'I'm not ashamed of that, no - no one should be!'
Ruffle it up like Jennifer in a Valentino dress
Jennifer Aniston looked like she was having a fun time on the Ellen Show. She was spilled the tea in this tea-time ruffled Valentino dress.
Ruffles have become so trendy and were everywhere on the runways for Spring 2019, so it is no wonder that Jennifer joined the band-wagon. This outfit is so chic, sophisticated and high fashion, we love that she went for this flirty look. Ruffles can come in all shapes and sizes and this outfit has fun with them by putting them on the sleeves and hemline.
Take a tip from Jennifer and have fun with ruffles! This dress she wore is available at Nordstrom right now for you to get (click right). If you want to try some different options, check out our picks below from affordable brands.
Healthy living: Ellen noted that the style icon has always kept active and fit in maintaining her figure
That's what friends are for: In the appearance, Jen revealed that Ellen was the first person to text her after the emergency landing in a private jet she was on in mid-February
'You know how you just lounge in a chair in the ocean,' the Horrible Bosses actress joked of the glamorous photo spread. 'You know how you just sort of do that.'
In the appearance, Jen also revealed Ellen was the first person who texted to check on her amid her emergency plane landing less than four months ago.
The actress who played Rachel Green on NBC's Friends was headed to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico with friends for a birthday trip when the crew had to reroute the flight back to California for an emergency landing after a rear tire blew out.
Ellen recalled, 'I hear from someone, 'Jen's plane is in trouble, they had an emergency landing, so I texted you right away,' Ellen recalled.
Aniston noted that she has a fear of flying, while her friends do not.
Unexpected: Jen said that while she deals with a fear of flying, she stayed composed amid the scare
Dynamic duo: Jen was on to promote the upcoming film Murder Mystery on Netflix, with Adam Sandler
The Office Christmas Party star explained, 'What happened was, we were in flight, it was very turbulent ... and it's really bumpy and its sort of on a tilt, so it's about an hour and a half of white-knuckling it.'
Aniston said the crew informed the passengers of the immediate situation - to which everyone on the plane started panicking, crying and texting partners, children and loved ones - but she remained calm and composed.
'I was like, 'Who do I text?' Bing! ... You're the first person that was like, 'Are You OK?' - And I was like 'Ellen, I do have someone that loves me!'' said. 'You were very concerned.'
Aniston said she remained calm and composed amid a six-hour effort to dump the fuel in the plane, lest risk a dangerous explosion upon landing.
Jen said, 'It just shows you how irrational fear of flying is: When there's things that really you shouldn't be afraid of, and and when there's actually something you should be afraid of, you're not.'
Aniston appears in the upcoming Murder Mystery on Netflix, which debuts June 12.
Happy times: Jen appeared alongside Ellen and Ayesha Curry in a cooking segment
Queen: Aniston remains one of the foremost comedic actresses of her generation
