Sandra Pollock opens up to her long -term friendship with Jennifer Aniston and how Hollywood culture, for years, has led to inhibiting these ties between women.
Both stars launched their career in the late 1980s, but in 1994 it was the one that represents their main breakthroughs, Pollock with its role against Keanu Reeves in The Blockbuster speed Aniston in the role of Rachel Green in the comic play resulting from NBC friends.
Although fame was almost at the same time, the two only met about 15 years ago.
In a conversation Vanity Fair Aniston’s story coverage, Pollock reflected why their paths were not crossed soon.
“Since that time we have been at work as no one wanted the women to be friends, it was a matter of digging everyone against each other,” she participated.
“We were told that we were not supposed to do so, and this means like, respect and honoring each other.”
Their friendship started unexpectedly when they faced each other at a joint friend’s wedding.
Bullock clearly remembers the night.
“We were like,” Oh my God, we need to meet and cut off. “And we did.” From that point onwards, Aniston Pollock welcomed her cohesive circle, which led to a joint dinner, holidays and holiday gatherings.
Besides Hollywood’s brilliance, the two are also associated with more dangerous joint experiences, and dealing with pursuers.
Bullock revealed that she was at home during the storming of 2014, while Aniston faced her intimidation earlier this year when a man crashed his car in her gate. These incidents, Bullock admitted, can make it difficult to feel safe.
“This makes me think,” Should I really have to go out and move in the world? “… it’s continuous. It is not one time. It creates a mentality as your home unfortunately becomes your fortress.”
Despite those concerns, Bullock attributes Aniston to help her overcome them.
She said, “There is a motive to go,” Well, we need to go somewhere. Where are we going? Describing how they encourage each other to go out and embrace life.