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Sure, in the small ski town she was wearing a parka instead of Prada, and her film debuted at the local high school. But as she headed back from a press conference, Aniston warmed up the afternoon with formidable star power.
She flashed a dazzling smile, tossed that legendary mane, and, when her car got stuck in traffic, rolled down her window and signed autographs for fans who were probably not that interested in her latest project, in which she plays a pothead who quit her teaching job to become a maid – even if she calls it "a beautifully written and relevant impression of human beings relating to each other."
