Rob Reiner’s Rumor Has It (2005). Jennifer Aniston is Sarah Huttinger, the New York obituary writer who suspects her family inspired The Graduate. Kevin Costner, Mark Ruffalo and Shirley MacLaine around her. She was about thirty-six. Official Warner Bros. release. The moment here is short: Sarah by the window, shirt off, bare back to the

Not full nude. In Nicole Holofcener’s Friends with Money (2006) Jennifer Aniston is Olivia, the broke one in a circle of rich friends, cleaning houses to pay the rent. Scott Caan plays Mike, the trainer she starts seeing. She was in her mid-thirties. Sundance premiere, official release. The scene: Olivia in bed in a black-and-white

The Good Girl (2002) is the role that told everyone she was more than Rachel. Jennifer Aniston plays Justine Last, a bored thirty-year-old stuck behind the counter of a Texas discount store, and Jake Gyllenhaal is Holden, the moody new cashier who will not leave her alone. She was about thirty-two. Sundance premiere, Fox Searchlight

The famous one. In Peyton Reed’s The Break-Up (2006), Brooke Meyers decides that if Gary will not move out of the condo, she will make him suffer. So she walks out of the bathroom naked, down the hallway, past the couch and the TV. Jennifer Aniston was in her mid-thirties. Official Universal release. Vince Vaughn

Not a nude scene, and it never pretends to be. In We’re the Millers (2013) Jennifer Aniston plays Rose, a stripper who agrees to pose as Jason Sudeikis’s wife for a drug run out of Mexico. She was born 11 February 1969, so she was in her early forties. Official Warner Bros. release. And the