Jennifer Aniston on being a ‘self-made’ woman in Hollywood
Jennifer Aniston reflects on her successful career as a woman in male-dominated industry
Jennifer Aniston has recently admitted she’s “a self-made” woman as she reflected on her successful career in Hollywood.
Aniston has not only made her name in the acting career but is also noted as a shrewd businesswoman with reported worth of around $400 million.
“I feel like I am a self-made woman and I'm really proud of that,” said Aniston in a new interview with WSJ magazine.
Reflecting on male-dominated industry, the Friends alum stated, “There was a time in my world, my career, where I realised it's not being aggressive or combative or emotional to stand up for what you deserve and what you want. It's a tough muscle to build.”
“And also, be loved and respected. It’s hard to achieve,” remarked the Wanderlust actress.
Aniston also shared her thoughts on co-producing The Morning Show with Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine.
“This is very big-girl. The other projects we've done have been a movie here and there. So, this is the first real big show that was sold to Apple,” explained the Horrible Bosses actress.
Aniston further said, “Being that we're female, there's a level of understanding, compassion and consideration that I think doesn't always exist amongst the dudes.”
Meanwhile, Aniston spoke to outlet about her business side, adding, “I'm a businesswoman who’s got a crunchy side.”
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