Jennifer Aniston Trying To Involve With Brad Pitt In Their Co-Founded Production Company? (Photo Credit – Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston/Getty)
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Fans of Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston have been expecting that they could find their favourite power couple together on-screen once again. Rumours were also rife that they were meeting at the private spot to discuss producing a project together. We now have updates on the same!
Last year, reports suggested Aniston wanted to get involved in the production company the couple founded together. And so the actress, who is an avid reader, had been suggesting movie ideas to Brad. The two were even meeting to discuss producing a project together.
However, Gossip Con had rubbished these rumours citing Brad Pitt’s spokesperson has revealed to them that the ongoing rumours are nonsense. While the rumours are being put to rest, the latest report from Variety suggests that the former couple will reunite in the live table reading of the classic movie Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
Reportedly, Brad Pitt & Jennifer Aniston’s virtual event is scheduled to take place on Thursday night but was rescheduled to Friday. No clarification has been given on the same yet.
Sources close to the development had revealed that the production is facing “technical difficulties” which have caused the postponement. The event “is still set to take place at some point, but new date and time have not been announced.”
Brad and Jennifer will make an appearance in a celebrity-cast virtual table read for the classic ’80s film Fast Times at Ridgemont High. The event is organised to raise money for COVID-19 relief. Jimmy Kimmel, Dane Cook, Morgan Freeman, Henry Golding, Shia LaBeouf, Matthew McConaughey, Julia Roberts, and original cast member Sean Penn are also reported to take part in the unrehearsed fundraising event.
The live table read will stream via the Facebook and TikTok pages of Sean Penn’s organization, CORE. The event will allow fans and viewers to make donations to CORE’s and REFORM Alliance’s coronavirus relief.
