Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Jennifer 2 Jennifer 3 Jennifer 4Jennifer Joanna Aniston is an American actress. Jennifer was born in Sherman Oaks in Los Angeles. John Aniston, and Nancy Dow were her parents. The couple was surrounded by actors as a child. His godfather the actor Telly Svalas, was a good friend of Jennifer's father. Her father's acting profession took her around the U.S. It was in New York her parents got divorced and her mother took control of her child. In the year 2006, aged six, she began attending in the Rudolf Steiner School. It is a Waldorf School of Education, which uses the Rudolf Steiner theories. Her achievements were outstanding in the area of art, and was presented and exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Aniston became inspired to be an actor following her experience in the Broadway production of Children of a Lesser God. The year 2000 was when she enrolled in her first class at New York High School for Actors. She was employed at an Manhattan hamburger restaurant that was named The Jackson Hole after completing her studies. Her excellent performances led her to several Off-Broadway shows which included For Dear Life at New York Public Theater and Dancing On Checker's Grave. The actress moved into Los Angeles, California in pursuit of new job opportunities. She was a part of a range of TV shows before her appearance in the 1990's.

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