Friends Costar Courteney Cox’s Evil Genius Praised by Jennifer Aniston
Key Takeaways
- Jennifer Aniston supports Courteney Cox‘s new role as a director.
- Evil Genius is based on a Netflix docuseries and features Patricia Arquette.
- Aniston expressed her pride in Cox’s achievements on social media.
- The friendship between Aniston and Cox is deeply rooted and familial.
Jennifer Aniston is a fan of Courteney Cox‘s career pivot.
In fact, she applauded her Friends costar’s work as a director and producer on Evil Genius—an upcoming crime thriller starring Cox’s former sister-in-law Patricia Arquette based on the Netflix docuseries of the same name—after it was added to the Toronto International Film Festival lineup.
Re-sharing a post from Cox about the movie, Aniston wrote on Instagram Story July 21 alongside emojis of red hearts and clapping hands, “My girl!”
“So proud of you!!” the 57-year-old continued in the comments section of the Cox’s post, which her friend captioned, “When you really believe in something… don’t ever give up. Dreams can come true.”
Indeed, the Morning Show star has been a longtime champion of Cox. As she put it during the 62-year-old’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in 2023, “To be friends with Courteney is to be family with Courteney.”
“She is responsible for all of that,” Aniston continued in a speech with their Friends castmate Lisa Kudrow. “From the beginning of when we met her, she was immediately inclusive, warm, loving, interested in everything about you.”
