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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Entertainment
Emily St. Martin

Jennifer Aniston says the 'world needs humor' as younger set find 'Friends' offensive

Jennifer Aniston says "Friends" has become foe to a younger generation's sensibilities.

Aniston has been playing comedic roles since she stepped into Rachel Greene's shoes on the 1994 mega-hit "Friends." She quickly became a superstar, and in the decades since has been serving up the laughs in movies like the 2004 romantic comedy "Along Came Polly" and the 2013 romp "We're the Millers," in which she slayed as a stripper moonlighting as a soccer mom.

Aniston, ahead of the release of her latest Netflix movie, "Murder Mystery 2," spoke with AFP (via Yahoo News) about the evolution of comedy.

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