Jennifer Aniston’s Untold SNL Story: Advocacy for Improved Treatment of Women and a Potential Role

In a recent revelation, Jennifer Aniston shared that she had been in talks with Lorne Michaels about a potential role on ‘Saturday Night Live’ (SNL). The disclosure came during her appearance on The Howard Stern Show, where she shed light on her visits to the SNL offices, emphasizing they were for discussions rather than auditions.

Voicing Concerns About SNL’s Environment
Aniston confessed her reservations regarding the working atmosphere of SNL. She highlighted the show’s male-dominated nature and expressed a strong desire for an improved treatment of women within the SNL context. It was a move that showcased Aniston’s stance on gender equality and her push for a more inclusive workspace.

Sandler’s Assumption of Aniston’s SNL Journey
Adam Sandler, a former cast member of SNL, who happened to see Aniston at the SNL offices during her visits, initially assumed that they would soon be sharing the screen. His assumption, however, was not to materialize, as Aniston was still in the deciding phase.

Aniston’s Reflections on Her Younger Self and Clarifying Her Stance

Aniston, looking back at her younger self, acknowledged her naivety at the time. She clarified that she did not formally lecture Lorne Michaels about the environment at SNL. Still, she did make her expectations clear about a more inclusive environment, had she decided to join the show. This revelation from Aniston provides a glimpse into her unwavering principles and the stand she took for gender equality in the entertainment industry.