For a superstar actress like Jennifer Aniston, who can’t go out to the store to buy a bottle of water without being trailed by a phalanx of photographers and fans, there must be something tempting about the idea of giving it all up and becoming just another anonymous person going about her daily business. Right?
"Would I love a level of anonymity? Sure, there are times I’d love to take a moment," Jen admits in an interview in USA Today. "But that’s lonely."
In her latest movie, Management, Jen plays a traveling salesperson who lives a life without all the hubbub that the actress has gotten used to. However, she says, "It seems like a lonely existence that she has made and convinced herself that it’s comfortable."
But if Jen were to give up fame and fortune, what would she do with herself? "Probably something in the health industry," she says before realizing, "It’s too late to go to medical school. I’d travel. I’d go back to the years that I never did what I’d wish I’d done, which was travel Europe and backpack. That sounds slightly romantic… Maybe become a chef. There’s so much more to do. It’s almost overwhelming. I’ve gotten to a great place in my career. "

It’s been a good year on the silver screen for 

As OK! was the first to report recently, Jennifer Aniston made a brief return to sitcom stardom when she filmed a guest role on the NBC hit 30 Rock. And now, the former Friends star is talking about her experience back on the small screen.
While filming the romantic comedy Management in Portland, Ore. with co-stars Woody Harrelson and Steve Zahn, Jennifer Aniston has been staying at
Only weeks after walking down the aisle for her upcoming film He’s Just Not That Into You, Jen Aniston was doing it all over again on Tuesday, as the sexy and single star filmed yet another wedding sequence — this time with co-star Woody Harrelson — for the film Management.

