. "The first women to help launch a network as actors and producers, having a beautiful piece of that pie that we really earned and deserved. We had a big toast to that." Of course, such a feat came with plenty of work. "To me, a TV series used to mean a studio audience and five cameras. I got in at 10 and was out by 5," she explained."was like doing two films back-to-back over seven months.
Aniston's prep for her role as Alex Levy, one of the morning news co-hosts at the center of the story, involved those familiar with that life: talking to at 5 a.m." It's work that has fortunately gotten less rare for actresses beyond 50 years old, which Aniston celebrated in February."I don't know what it is because I don't feel any different. Things aren't shutting down in any way," she told the magazine."I feel physically incredible. So it's weird that it's all of a sudden getting telegraphed in a way that's like, 'You look amazing for your age.
As for Aniston's own aging mantra, "I am all about living to whatever age I'm supposed to...as long as I'm thriving."