These Jennifer Aniston Fans Weren’t Born When ‘Friends’ Aired
The New York Times
Young stans also flock to the “Friends House” in Manhattan’s West Village to pay homage to the 52-year-old actress.
Whitney Bartol, 17, a high school senior in Manhattan, can recite like a catechism Jennifer Aniston’s lifetime trajectory, from her television debut as Rachel on “Friends,” to her string of failed romances and recent turn as a flinty but flappable network anchor on “The Morning Show.” “She is a character that you sympathize with, but she is also someone you aspire to be,” she said. Marina Bross, 17, a high school senior in Mexico City, also finds much to admire about Ms. Aniston. “She has had her entire life documented in the media — that must be hard, but she dealt with it,” Ms. Bross said. “For me she represents a woman who knows what she wants and stands her ground.”
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