Justin Theroux Now Wants $10 Million Per Movie
Jennifer Aniston is good for business! Remember folks like Samantha Ronson and Amber Rose who were put on the map because of who they were f*cking? Justin Theroux has been in Hollywood for a long time, but now he allegedly wants more money now that he's swooped up John Player's sloppy seconds.
In Touch Weekly reports that Justin became a household name just weeks after he started seeing Jennifer!
Justin's friend says: “Justin is now considered an A-lister, and a lot of it is because of Jen. He hopes to command at least $10 million per movie since he’s suddenly famous.”
The source adds that "now just about everyone knows who he is." Is JT in the right? Should he capitalize on his f*ckship?! I say why not. Not every dude is like Kevin Federline or Eric Johnson, traveling the world, knocking up his b!tch, and refusing to get a job. Now all Justin needs to do is knock up Jen and then he can become a Kevin Federline or Eric Johnson!
Photo: Fame
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November 17th, 2011 3:38 PM
Does anyone really think we would still be talking about Jennifer Aniston had she not been Mrs. Brad Pitt? She played herself on Friends, and like the rest of the cast (with the exception of the more talented and much more attractive Courtney Cox),would likely have disappeared into anonymity were it not for her marriage to a real celebrity. Her movies-as well as her serial dating and being dumped-are mediocre at best...and rarely even that. Brad tired of being married to a girl whose biggest claim to fame was her hair style. Jen played the injured party....and now is indulging in role reversal....both as the other woman and as the 'provider of status'. Now to watch her glommed onto this guy....and mimicking his (questionable) style with every outfit. We are seeing the real Jennifer Aniston....and it is relatively unimpressive.