In this photo, Aniston poses for a portrait in the ‘80s, having graduated from LaGuardia High School of Music & Performing Arts (also known as the Fame school) in 1987. Fast forward to 1990, and she appears in the TV show Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
Aniston’s career started with a role in the television series Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, which unfortunately got cancelled after just one season. In a promotional shoot for the show, she can be seen sitting beside her co-stars Charlie Schlatter, Brandon Douglas, and Ami Dolenz.
In 1990, Jennifer Aniston was seen with Charlie Schlatter at Spago, a popular restaurant in Beverly Hills. It was rumored that the two had a brief romantic relationship, especially since they co-starred in the movie “Ferris Bueller”. The paparazzi caught them on a date and pictures were taken, which circulated in various celebrity magazines.
Back in 1990, Jennifer Aniston made an appearance at the NBC Stars Party alongside Ferris Bueller. Apart from that, she was also seen in the TV movie, Camp Cucamonga, and featured in seven episodes of the comedy series, Molloy, which also starred Mayim Bialik.
Back in 1992, Jennifer Aniston landed her first-ever movie role in the horror-comedy fantasy flick, Leprechaun. However, during a recent video interview with InStyle, the now-famous actress admitted that she was actually afraid the movie would have a negative impact on her budding acting career.
In 1993, there was a photo taken of a behind-the-scenes moment on the set of Burke’s Law. The show was a popular television series that aired on CBS at the time. Interestingly, the actress in the photo also appeared in an episode of the show a year later.
Back in 1994, Jennifer Aniston took on a role in the TV show ‘Muddling Through’. Unfortunately, the sitcom didn’t last long, but Aniston played Madeline Drego, the daughter of Connie Drego (played by Stephanie Hodge), who is an ex-convict that returns to her family.
Back in 1994, Jennifer Aniston was busy filming for a series when she landed the role of Rachel Green in the beloved television show, Friends. However, the star almost missed out on this opportunity as her previous series, Muddling Through, was set to be renewed for more episodes. Hearing this news, the producers of Friends started looking for other actresses to play the role of Rachel. Luckily for us, fate intervened, and Aniston was eventually cast as one of the six iconic Friends characters that we all know and love.
In 1994, Jennifer Aniston’s career skyrocketed when she starred in the hit show “Friends”. The great dynamic between her and the rest of the cast was evident from the very beginning. A photo from one of NBC’s press tour parties in 1995 shows Aniston in attendance.
