Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Jennifer 2 Jennifer 3 Jennifer 4Jennifer Joanna Aniston (February 11 29th, 1969), better known as Jennifer Aniston, is an American actress, producer and director. Jennifer was born in Sherman Oaks Los Angeles California. Her parents are John Aniston and Nancy Dow. Jennifer was brought up in a family that was populated by actors. Telly Savalas is her godfather. He is also a great partner to her father. Because of her father's profession as an actor the actress was able to travel all over the U.S. Then, in New York her parents got divorced and her mother took charge of the child. At the age of 6, when she was just six, she began attending the Rudolf Steiner School. It is a Waldorf School of Education that uses the Rudolf Steiner theories. She was an accomplished artist and had her work been exhibited at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. Aniston made the decision to take up acting when she saw the Broadway stage production of The Children of a Lesser God. At age 15 she was accepted into the New York High School for Actors. After finishing her studies, she worked in the restaurant chain called The Jackson Hole located in Manhattan. Her excellent performances led her to numerous Off-Broadway plays that included For Dear Life at New York Public Theater and Dancing On Checker's Grave. Her move into Los Angeles, California in looking for new job opportunities. The actress appeared on a wide range of TV shows before the 1990's.

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