Sandra Bullock spoke about her 15-year friendship with Jennifer Aniston and how some people said they shouldn’t be friends.
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Sandra Bullock spoke about her 15-year friendship with Jennifer Aniston and how some people said they shouldn’t be friends.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Bullock revealed that she and Aniston became friends even though both had been told they should see each other only as competitors.
“We came from a time when no one wanted women to be friends – it was all about pitting everyone against each other,” Bullock recalled. “They said we shouldn’t do that – meaning like, respect, and honor each other.”
But according to Bullock, despite the naysayers, during a mutual friend’s wedding 15 years ago, the two had the chance to get to know each other better.
“We thought: ‘Oh my God, we need to meet and relax,’” Bullock recalled of the meeting, saying that’s exactly what they did afterward.
Bullock also praised Aniston’s relationship with fame and people’s curiosity: “I think her superpower is that she could easily be difficult, but she’s incredibly open,” Bullock said. “People want to know about her, understand where she is in life, and they want her to be happy,” she concluded.
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