Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt are working together again. You are attending the all-star live reading of a hit comedy from 1982.
Jennifer Aniston (51) and Brad Pitt (56, "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood") are working together again for the first time since his guest appearance in 2001 in their hit series "Friends" (1994-2004). The new project is the live reading of the hit comedy "I think I'm standing in the forest" ("Fast Times At Ridgemont High", 1982). Hollywood colleague Sean Penn (60) made this reunion possible.
According to the announcement of the event on Penn's Organization Core's Instagram page, other superstars are also on board: Julia Roberts, Matthew McConaughey, Shia LaBeouf, Morgan Freeman, Henry Golding, Jimmy Kimmel and Dane Cook. Penn has not yet revealed who will speak at the reading. He played the main role in the original film.
Broadcast of the live event
The live event will be broadcast on the Facebook and TikTok accounts of Penn's organization on August 21 at 8 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. CT, and 5 p.m. PT. "All of the proceeds will go to the COVID-19 relief efforts of @COREResponse and @Reform," continues Instagram. According to "Daily Mail" the stream can also be viewed on LiveXLive. There you can also donate to Core and other organizations that are currently fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
Long common and separate history
Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt met in 1998 and married in July 2000. Separation and divorce followed in 2005. Aniston was married to Justin Theroux (49) from 2015, and in early 2018 they announced the separation.
Brad Pitt was in a relationship with colleague Angelina Jolie (45, "Maleficent: Forces of Darkness") after his relationship with Aniston since 2005. The two had been married since 2014, but separated in 2016. They are now officially divorced, but their independent custody and maintenance dispute over six children aged 12 and 19 continues to concern the lawyers.