Jennifer Aniston Forms ‘Echo Films’

Aniston is, simply put, not a very good actress. She does not have range. The only reason that she is still grabbing headlines is because she was the first Mrs. Brad Pitt. And also because she has a good publicist.

Only time will tell where this new company will go. Shortly after Friends ended, there were nearly daily reports of her being signed up for this and that film with this and that big stars (even Meryl Streep) but pretty much nothing came of those projects. More to the point, she has not impressed in any of her films, and goodness knows, she has had her chances thanks to the Brad Pitt connection. People who think that she played an active part in the Plan B company must be delusional.

She should go back to TV but then that might not be so easy either given the changes in the TV business as well.

Now we also realize why she was suddenly so available to the papparazis. They must have timed it for this announcement.

# 99 sI @ 04/01/2008 at 5:32 pm

what do you think this press release to Variety was for attention.
All these things already have happened but Jen and her agent wanted everyone to know.

If Jen is keeping her charity work private than how do YOU know about it.

i am producing my own film because no one in hollywood wants an ugly old hag like me in their pictures. Not even my bu-tt pictures could get me a role. Pity pity me bwa bwa bwa

I jennifer aniston will be producing my x rated z films because no one in Hollywood would like me to star in their production. Not even my b-ut-t pictures can make hugh hefner land me in the covers of his magazine. Poor poor me… pity pity me

Jennifer aniston being dumped by brad pitt is ok but being dumped by vince vaughn and 5 other guys must be the lowest of the low. Jennifer aniston is a hollywood reject in relationships and hollywood career. No wonder she has to keep every penny of her divorce settlement to get her own production company. Five years from now Insecure jennifer aniston would not even show her homely face in public.

Hollywood agent Sylvie Rabineau has brokered the deal with Echo Films:
what is it?

just buy the rights to EVENTUALLY write a script

it is only PR

agency Rabineau, Wachter & Sanford .
The agency has established itself with a book department that has brokered underlying rights deals movies

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Me think Man went BALISTIC after the( fake) wedding
and wanted the world to know that she is a strong deal in Hollywood
Too bad, she was caught in the April fool ;

caca Manuston

#103

how do i know about it!!! Try reading something else than gossip!!! i´ll tell u just a small one that came on the news the pre oscar night !!! Jen went and Bragelina was too busy to help….

and please u trying to be Jen get a terapy…as much as u wish u´ll never be her…SORRY!!!!

Good deal!!!!!!!!!I heard no one would hire her for movies well good for her…

sI @ 04/01/2008 at 7:41 pm #103

how do i know about it!!! Try reading something else than gossip!!! i´ll tell u just a small one that came on the news the pre oscar night !!! Jen went and Bragelina was too busy to help….

and please u trying to be Jen get a terapy…as much as u wish u´ll never be her…SORRY!!!!
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Brad and Angie were sponsors of this annual fundraiser for people in the entertainment business as well as Jen and many other people, and they donated a large amount of money like all the others who were listed as sponsors including George Clooney who also did not attend.

Brad and Angie were actually packing the night of that fundraiser and moved to Texas the next day (Oscar day) for Brad’s new movie where they will be until June.

Brad and Angie could care less about Jen as they have real lives, Jen and her friends know this truth, and so do 99.9% of the people on this planet.

You are in the .1% dummy dumb clueless group.

sI @ 04/01/2008 at 7:41 pm #103

how do i know about it!!! Try reading something else than gossip!!! i´ll tell u just a small one that came on the news the pre oscar night !!! Jen went and Bragelina was too busy to help….

and please u trying to be Jen get a terapy…as much as u wish u´ll never be her…SORRY!!!!
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Brad and Angie were sponsors of this annual fundraiser for people in the entertainment business as well as Jen and many other people, and they donated a large amount of money like all the others who were listed as sponsors including George Clooney who also did not attend.

Brad and Angie were actually packing the night of that fundraiser and moved to Texas the next day (Oscar day) for Brad’s new movie where they will be until June.

Brad and Angie could care less about Jen as they have real lives, Jen and her friends know this truth, and so do 99.9% of the people on this planet.

You are in the .1% dummy dumb clueless group supporting this constant whining pity party almost 40 year old “girl”.

I hope she is successful with this because she has no other life!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/06/22/AR2007062201673_pf.html

It’s the Story of Our Search for Danny Pearl. But in This Movie, He’s Nowhere to Be Found.
By Asra Q. Nomani
Sunday, June 24, 2007; B01
O n Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2002, I stood at the gate of my rented house in Karachi, watching my friend Danny Pearl juggle a notebook, cellphone and earpiece as he bounded over to a taxicab idling in the street. He was off to try to find the alleged al-Qaeda handler of “shoe bomber” Richard Reid in Pakistan. “Good luck, dude,” I called, waving cheerfully as he strode off, a lopsided grin on his face. His pregnant wife, Mariane, stood smiling and waving beside me as the taxi pulled away. A gaggle of parrots swooped through the trees above, squawking in the late afternoon sun.
That was the last image I had of Danny until late last month, when a PR executive for Paramount Vantage pulled up to my house in Morgantown, W.Va., in a black Lincoln Town Car. She was carrying a DVD of “A Mighty Heart,” the just-released movie, based on the book by Mariane Pearl, about the staggering events that unfolded after that innocuous moment in Pakistan: Danny’s kidnapping and eventual beheading.
With my parents and a friend beside me, I pressed “play” on my DVD player and settled in to watch. Slowly, as the scenes ticked by, my heart sank. I could live with having been reduced from a colleague of Danny’s to a “charming assistant” to Mariane, as one review put it, and even with having been cut out of the scene in front of my house in Pakistan. That’s the creative license Hollywood takes. What I couldn’t accept was that Danny himself had been cut from his own story.
The character I saw on the screen was flat — nerdy, bland and boring. He’s not at all like Danny, who wrote “ditties” about Osama bin Laden while he was investigating Pakistan’s nuclear secrets and jihadist groups as a reporter for the Wall Street Journal. On screen, he’s warned three times to meet with Sheik Mubarik Ali Gilani — the man with whom he thought he had an interview — only in public. But off he goes, ignoring the warnings. The message: Reckless journalist.
That was nothing like the Danny I knew. As the credits rolled, I murmured to my mother, “Danny had a cameo in his own murder.”
For me, watching the movie was like having people enter my home, rearrange the furniture and reprogram my memory. I’d known it was a gamble when I agreed to help with a Hollywood version of Danny’s kidnapping, but I’d done it because I thought the movie had the potential to be meaningful. I’d hoped it could honor the man I’d worked alongside for nine years at the Journal by explaining why he was so passionate about his work as a reporter. I’d hoped that it would tell the story of the unique team of law enforcement agents, government officials and journalists — of varying religions, nationalities and cultures — that had searched for him. And I hoped it could spark a search for the truth behind Danny’s death.
But the moviemakers and their PR machine seemed intent on two very different and much shallower goals: creating a mega-star vehicle for Angelina Jolie, who plays Mariane, and promoting the glib and cliched idea that both Danny and Mariane were “ordinary heroes.”
I think Danny would have rolled his eyes at that.
In the prologue to her book, Mariane wrote to her son: “I write this book for you, Adam, so you know that your father was not a hero but an ordinary man.” In a movie voiceover, that dedication becomes: “This film is for our son so he knows that his father was an ordinary man. An ordinary hero.”
But there weren’t any real heroes in the story of Danny’s tragedy. Danny would have said he was just doing his job. When he went off that day in Karachi, he didn’t give any impression that he thought what he was doing was especially dangerous. He just had a story he wanted to pursue and an interview he thought would help him. After he vanished, I don’t think any of us, not even Mariane, did anything particularly courageous, either. We each had a duty to try to find him — either as professionals or because of the bonds of friendship or family.
I know that movies need a dramatic arc and that there has to be room for artistic license in the telling of a true story, because reality is often so chaotic. I know that it’s natural to search for a compelling narrative structure to make sense of tragedy and pointlessness. And I do believe that Danny’s last moments, as he declared his Jewishness for his kidnappers’ video camera, showed his strength of character.
But recasting a story just so we can tell ourselves that we’ve found a hero is too easy. It’s the quickest way to convince ourselves that what happened wasn’t such a bad thing, that it had redeeming value, that we can close the book on it and move on with our lives. We do it too often — with television shows about ordinary people with extraordinary powers, with magazine features that extol the

laughingatyouloons @ 04/01/2008 at 9:17 pm
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And you find something to laugh at when what she said is so sad and pathetic? This woman willingly participated in all the the pre and post filming activities. She was OK with everything until she realized that her negative viewpoint had not prevailed in the final product. She refused to see that the story was not from her point of view but from MP’s heartbreak. She wanted to story to focus only on DP not on MP at all. No matter than DP parents and sister were very pleased with the film, or that MP was pleased with what was her story, her book, her life, her husband, the slain father of her child.

This woman has a bitter cold heart just like you do. There is nothing here in this miserable article to laugh about.

Yes you are a Jen fan, just like her you are a heartless coldblooded nonloving selfish repulsive reptilian humanoid.

That’s exactly why Brad ran away from her as fast as he could, and why he did not have kids with her. As he told Larry King, “I always knew I’d be a DAD when the time was right, and obviously with Angie the time was right”. Also “Angie as their mother was the best gift I could give my children”.