The actress says the script of Life Of Crime has been wonderfully written.
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- Actress Jennifer Aniston is thrilled to work in the new movie Life Of Crime and says the script is wonderfully written.
- "For me, it was just such a different role than (those that) usually come to me," the 44-year-old told showbizspy.com.
- "So I was thrilled and I was honored and it was riveting and wonderfully written," she added.
- Meanwhile, the actress is keen for her beloved white shepherd mix Dolly, which she adopted as a pup in 2006, to star in a movie.
- "Jen taught Dolly to sit, shake and roll over in a few hours, so she's convinced Dolly has the talent - she just needs the right training," said a source.
- "She even tried to get Dolly cast in her current movie, Squirrels To The Nuts, added the source.
- The actress and her fiance Justin Theroux recently adopted a puppy named Sophie in a bid to replace Aniston's beloved mutt Norman, who died in 2011 at the ripe old age of 15.
- "Dolly and Sophie get along brilliantly, but Jen loves Dolly like a daughter. Her dream is to do a Marley & Me sequel with Dolly in the lead," said the source.
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Actress Jennifer Aniston is thrilled to work in the new movie Life Of Crime and says the script is wonderfully written.
"For me, it was just such a different role than (those that) usually come to me," the 44-year-old told showbizspy.com.
"So I was thrilled and I was honored and it was riveting and wonderfully written," she added.
Meanwhile, the actress is keen for her beloved white shepherd mix Dolly, which she adopted as a pup in 2006, to star in a movie.
"Jen taught Dolly to sit, shake and roll over in a few hours, so she's convinced Dolly has the talent - she just needs the right training," said a source.
"She even tried to get Dolly cast in her current movie, Squirrels To The Nuts, added the source.
The actress and her fiance Justin Theroux recently adopted a puppy named Sophie in a bid to replace Aniston's beloved mutt Norman, who died in 2011 at the ripe old age of 15.
"Dolly and Sophie get along brilliantly, but Jen loves Dolly like a daughter. Her dream is to do a Marley & Me sequel with Dolly in the lead," said the source.
"For me, it was just such a different role than (those that) usually come to me," the 44-year-old told showbizspy.com.
"So I was thrilled and I was honored and it was riveting and wonderfully written," she added.
Meanwhile, the actress is keen for her beloved white shepherd mix Dolly, which she adopted as a pup in 2006, to star in a movie.
"Jen taught Dolly to sit, shake and roll over in a few hours, so she's convinced Dolly has the talent - she just needs the right training," said a source.
"She even tried to get Dolly cast in her current movie, Squirrels To The Nuts, added the source.
The actress and her fiance Justin Theroux recently adopted a puppy named Sophie in a bid to replace Aniston's beloved mutt Norman, who died in 2011 at the ripe old age of 15.
"Dolly and Sophie get along brilliantly, but Jen loves Dolly like a daughter. Her dream is to do a Marley & Me sequel with Dolly in the lead," said the source.