comedy has developed so much that doing it has become a bit difficult, says the American actor Jennifer Aniston In an interview with Variety magazine.

“Now it’s a little tricky because you have to be very careful, which makes it really hard for comedians because the beauty of comedy is that we make fun of ourselves, we make fun of life,” Aniston says.

Aniston stars in Netflix’s new Murder Mystery 2 in the action comedy that premiered on the streaming service on March 31.

According to the actor, in the past you could joke about “bigots” in comedies.

According to him, it was a way to “teach the audience how ridiculous people like this could be”. However, according to the actor, you can’t joke about such things anymore.

Aniston has worked in American comedy-focused film and television productions for nearly 30 years.

She is best known for her role as Rachel Green in the NBC comedy series Friends. The first episode of the series aired in the United States in 1994.

Last years Friends has on several occasions received criticism for, among other things, his homophobia and transphobia, mocking overweight people and the whiteness of the cast.

Aniston’s an entire generation of today’s youth likes it Friendsseries as offensive.

At the time the series was filmed, there was no “sensitivity” like it is now in the industry, says the actor.

According to him Friends– series had things that the creators should have considered more carefully than they did when working on the series, but also things that were not originally intended to be offensive, but which in today’s light appear as such.

“Everybody needs fun! The world needs humor! We can’t take ourselves too seriously. Especially in the US. Everyone is just too divided,” Aniston says.

All six Friends– series’ main characters were Caucasian. The series rarely featured racialized people in major roles during its ten seasons and 236 episodes.

Played Phoebe Buffay in the series in August 2022 Lisa Kudrow comment For The Daily Beastthat the white creators of the series would not have had the vision to write a story of racialized characters.

Another in June 2022 Friends– about the creators of the series, Martha Kauffmantold In an interview with the Los Angeles Times being “embarrassed” and “regretting” the lack of variety in the series. He said that he decided to establish a professorship focusing on African and African-American studies at Brandeis University. Kauffman donated four million dollars (about 3.9 million euros) to run the professorship.

HS wrote in March about the concept of experience readers, which is becoming more common in the book industry. Experience reading is a way to prevent distorted or offensive habits.

The method is called experiential reading, because in it texts are read before publication by someone who has their own experience with the issues they deal with. These can be ethnicity, belonging to a gender or sexual minority, or various functional limitations such as illness, injury or disability.