Jennifer Aniston She recently shared her desire to star in the Broadway game, calling him the main goal of his career.

Thinking about her past roles, she expressed interest in the revision of comedians in "awful bosses" and teased a possible third film.

Jennifer Aniston's remarks about Broadway and her film career follow her lending to her holistic upbringing, influenced by her mother, for his dedication to Wellness.

In a recent interview with People MagazineAniston found that the performance in the wide industry is high on its career bucket list.

"I definitely want to make a Broadway game," Aniston discovered. "It's on my bucket list, but finds the time and find the right piece, real material."

Although no specific project is yet lined up, "Friends" Alum is convinced that they will eventually make its debut for Broadway.

"I absolutely have to make a show on Broadway," she added.

Aniston's love for acting last deep. Born in actors Nancy Dow and John Aniston, the 56-year-old actress was built in the world of fun.

She uttered his skills in Laguardia in New York Laguardia - known as "fame" school and received the beginning in the production outside Broadway.

Her film career began with a cult horror comedy "Leprechaun", but her role of breaking came only a year later when she was thrown as Rachel Green in Hit Sitcom "friends."

Looking back at his career decades, Aniston reflected some of her most beautiful roles and discovered that she would return to happily.

"Oh my God, this literally came the other day," she said, referring to her funny character in "awful bosses."

The dark comedy for 2011 was played by Aniston near Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, and Charlie Days as three friends who are the sights to reduce employer nightmares. The success of the film led to continuing in 2014. years.

Aniston shared that the potential third installment is not out of the table. "Jason Bateman and I talked about it, and Charlie Dan also talks about it a lot," she discovered. "So that's something we think it would be great fun."

For Aniston, it's not just about nostalgia, it's about the need for laughter.

"The characters are funny, and we need comedy. I personally think the comedy is necessary," Aniston said. "That's what we would really have a fun time, I think I'm going back where those crazy cats are today."

Behind the extension, Aniston also thinks about the new on the screen cooperation with other talented actors. One name on top of her wish list? "Last of us" Star Pedro Pascal.

Two recently had dinner together, which caused rumors about the potential project in the works. While the meeting is described as occasional, the source said People That Aniston "loves Pedro's energy and would love to work with him."

Meanwhile, Aniston is busy with his current role in Apple TV and a flooded drama "Morning shows", which returns to his fourth season 17. September.

The series explores the cutting world of network morning television and the star of Aniston along Reese Witherspoon, Billy Crudup and Jon Hamm.

Thinking about the coming season, Emmy Winner told posting earlier this year, "Oh my God, it was hard. It was so difficult."

Still, she promised her fans of an intense ride: "But that's a great season. It's packed, that's for sure."