Jennifer Aniston 'Holds Her Own' Pointing

Jennifer Aniston went behind the curtain to direct and executive produce "Five," Lifetime and The new sony Pictures' anthology of short films about cancer of the breast (March. 10, 9 p.m. ET/PT) -- and she or he didn't dissatisfy."I had been just amazed at how formidable she was. I have labored after some someone known as Martin Scorsese, just a little someone known as Woodsy Allen. And without a doubt, Jennifer holds her very own, baby!" quipped Patricia Clarkson, who had been directed by Aniston, in the NY City red-colored carpet premiere (at Skylight Soho Monday evening)."Jennifer was awesome, very gracious and totally classy. And I am not only stating that to hug her ass. I am stating that since it is true," added director Penelope Spheeris to "The Hollywood Reporter."As well as the perks of dealing with her. "This really is type of gross, however the toilets outdoors in the pub...these were, uh, nice," stated Spheeris.When requested if she'd prefer to continue pointing, Aniston told "Access Hollywood," "Sure hope so. This is the plan. I am unsure what or when or where, but yes." She was overheard within the after-party saying concerning the film, "I am so proud."(Aniston also downplayed ex Kaira Pitt's comments he "wasn't living a fascinating existence" when they were married. "Oh, the almighty, it isn't even worth talking about on the evening such as this,Inch Aniston told "Access Hollywood.")Lifetime leader Nancy Dubuc appreciated dealing with all ladies. "It had been a watch-opening experience to use front from the camera and behind your camera and all sorts of the folks within the suits were women -- and just how collaborative it had been, and just how easy it had been, and also the shorthand there is."Aniston agreed."It had been wonderful become a reality, honestly, and the like an essential piece that people all were committed to,Inch Aniston stated. "It had been like dealing with, not just our close friends, but they are also incredible producers, and every one of us uniting. We simply can't think that we are really here. It's amazing."Air Paula Wagner desired to focus on the work for one more reason: Laura Ziskin, the famous producer who gave in to her fight with cancer of the breast in June. "She was an inspiration and extremely motivated me to find yourself in this," Wagner told "THR."Also aboard: Demi Moore and Alicia Secrets as company directors, and Marta Kauffman, Kristin Hahn, Kevin Chinoy and Francesca Silvestri as producers. The Hollywood Reporter