AMC's "Movies 101 With Professor Richard Brown" Showcases Interview With Aniston on Friday, October 14 At 10:30 PM ET/PT on AMC
NEW YORK, NY, OCTOBER 11, 2005 – AMC’s critically-acclaimed new series MOVIES 101 WITH PROFESSOR RICHARD BROWN features an interview with actress Jennifer Aniston on Friday, October 14 at 10:30 PM ET/PT. Aniston sits at the “head of the class,” discussing her career, aspirations and some lessons in “the biz.”
Legions of New York City movie fans have consistently packed Professor Richard Brown’s “MOVIES 101” adult education class. AMC, the TV network for movie lovers, is introducing the class to television audiences with its original nine-part series MOVIES 101 WITH PROFESSOR RICHARD BROWN. Upcoming guests include Daniel Day Lewis (10/21), Willem Dafoe (11/4), Whoopi Goldberg (11/18) and Kevin Kline (11/25).
Aniston recently completed production on the Rob Reiner film “Rumor Has It,” which will be released in December. She stars alongside Kevin Costner and Shirley MacLaine as a woman who learns that her family was the inspiration for the book and film, “The Graduate.” Jennifer also recently completed filming the romantic company “The Break Up” with costar Vince Vaughn which is due out in the Spring, 2006. Aniston will be seen next in Miramax’s thriller “Derailed,” co-starring Clive Owen in November. Aniston recently completed her 10 TMand final season on the hit ensemble comedy “Friends” on NBC. Her film credits include “Along Came Polly,” “Bruce Almighty,” “The Good Girl,” “Rock Star,” “Picture Perfect,” “Till There Was You,” “The Object of My Affection” and “Office Space.”
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AMC, a division of Rainbow Media’s Entertainment Services, which also includes WE: Women’s Entertainment and IFC Companies, is a 24-hour, movie-based network, dedicated to the American movie fan. The network, which reaches over 86,000,000 homes, offers a comprehensive library of popular movies and a critically-acclaimed slate of original programming that is a diverse, movie-based mix of original series, documentaries and specials. Over the past three years, AMC has garnered many of the industry’s highest honors, including 14 Emmy awards. AMC is “TV for movie people.”