Jennifer Aniston’s new season has suspense, emotions and stars’ Dhamaka – completely different from Friends!
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“Not at all like Friends” – a different world
Jennifer Aniston wants you to understand one thing: forget Rachel Green in Season 4! “It’s very layered, complicated, emotional,” the 56-year-old actress said.
“I’ll just say this much: it’s not Friends.” In comparison to the sitcom of her ten years, this drama depicts heavy topics and current events in a way that touches the heart.
Hard work behind the curtain
Working with Reese Witherspoon is much more than just memorizing lines.
“We are involved in every aspect of the show,” Aniston said.
The Emmy winner admitted that producing and acting together “takes a lot of energy” but was quick to give credit to his “amazing team.”
Star-studded newsroom drama
Since its launch in 2019, The Morning Show has drawn viewers into the chaotic world of UBA, where personal and professional drama happens every day.
The cast is also amazing – Billy Crudup and Jon Hamm are returning, and Jeremy Irons and Marion Cotillard are joining the fourth season.
Shooting of “Dhamakedar” season ends
The cameras were shut down in December 2024, but Aniston’s work is not over yet.
“It was very difficult,” he said about the shooting of the latest episodes.
Now busy in post-production, he is excited: “It’s turning out great, full of suspense!”
Time flies so quickly
Aniston himself can’t believe how much time has passed. “I can’t believe there’s a season 4 and we’ve been doing this since 2017.
How is this possible?” he is amazed. Seven years have passed, giving life to journalist Alex Levy – a journey that is completely different from the coffee dates of Central Perk.
Mark the date on your calendar
Until it premieres on Apple TV+ on September 17, you can watch seasons 1-3.
Don’t expect coffee shop hangouts or “we were on a break” moments – this show is full-on business!