“You could joke about a…” – How Jennifer Aniston Shared Her Concerns With Censored Comedy While Promoting Her ‘Murder Mystery 2’
Jennifer Aniston is not too fond of censored comedy. The actress is one of the highest-paid ones in the industry, known for her comedic timing paired with gorgeous looks. Her prime in the industry began in the 90s, and she never looked back. Being an experienced artist, she has seen the industry evolve in different ways, forming an impact on the world and being affected by it.
Her movie Murder Mystery 2 hit the audience a few months ago, pairing her up with Adam Sandler again. She has kept busy with the promotion of the film while being straight up about the changes people can expect to see with the way comedy works.
Jennifer Aniston describes how comedy has changed over time
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Fans saw the price Chris Rock paid for his Oscar joke and the aftermath of it all. Somewhere, the sentiment has echoed throughout the laughter community. As per Animated Times, during an interview with AFP in March 2023, Jennifer Aniston got honest about her opinions on censored comedy. “You could joke about a bigot and have a laugh. That was hysterical,” she pointed out. As per the actress, people could make jokes on various topics without fear, but now one has to be extremely careful of their opinions.
The Friends actress even reflected on how people who watch the hit show now criticize it for some of its jokes. She wishes that people could laugh more without thinking of every single word before saying it. In fact, comedy was a way to call out social issues and behaviors in a soft way. There has been a cultural shift, wherein one could get called out over any joke that is offensive to someone.
What is in store for the fans in Murder Mystery 2?
What is the Murder Mystery franchise about?
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Murder Mystery was a comedy-mystery film revolving around a couple caught amidst the storm of a billionaire being murdered on a yacht. A plot with twists, action, and some hilarious one-liners is the basic gist of the franchise. The movie received mixed reviews but was enjoyed by the audience for its light entertainment.
The second part had Mark Strong, Mélanie Laurent, Jodie Turner-Smith, and John Kani, apart from Aniston and Sandler. The sequel is set four years after the original one and landed on Netflix on 31st March.
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