gooeypiefight said: She was on the tv version of "Ferris Bueller" playing his bratty older sister and gets pushed into a giant mud puddle.

You see her fall from behind and then it cuts to the next scene and she's walking in the hallway with her face and chest covered in mud.

jono12 said:

This is the scene at 8:10. It's a good fall and the mud has a good consistency, it's a shame they don't show her getting out of the mud because the coverage looks like it would have been good.

MikeHoncho47 said: Here she is on a segment from Ellen's show where she throws cakes/pies at an audience member. Her outfit is so sexy, bummer there couldn't be any retribution!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OOtBOaSe7yw

I will say, out of all the years of Friends, I can't believe they never had a legitimate food fight, pie fight, slapstick style messy scene. Especially since one of the main characters is a chef! Always dreamed of Courtney Cox and Jennifer Aniston having a back and forth pie fight. I guess only in my dreams. One day AI will be able to create it for us ha.

MikeHoncho47 said: I will say, out of all the years of Friends, I can't believe they never had a legitimate food fight, pie fight, slapstick style messy scene. Especially since one of the main characters is a chef! Always dreamed of Courtney Cox and Jennifer Aniston having a back and forth pie fight. I guess only in my dreams. One day AI will be able to create it for us ha.

Muller said:

It's so disappointing. You would think she would be up for things like that more often

SlapstickStuff said:
As someone who's approached MANY beautiful women over the years in an attempt to get them to shoot messy content.... My response to that comment is (with all due respect), "WHAAAAT??"

Jennifer Aniston was absolutely gorgeous in the '90s. And of course I had a crush on her, like everyone, and would've LOVED to see her in some wildest-dreams food fight. (Old-timers might remember that I wrote some WAM stories where the lead character, Rachel Ross P.I.E., sounded an awful lot like a certain Friends actress.)

But TBH? Nothing about Aniston.... in her personality, or demeanor, or attitude.... EVER led me to think that she'd be up for getting pies smashed in her face, for "the scene" or otherwise.
And in that respect, she's no different from the vast majority of models who have given me a "Thanks, but no thanks" over the years. Stereotypically, a hot woman whose looks give her a certain level of fame & money & privilege is NOT also someone who would be "up for" getting humiliated in a messy situation, staged or otherwise.

We're lucky every time we witness another gorgeous woman (famous and not) who is willing to "mess up" her perfect image, for a laugh or a lot of money (or both). But realistically, these women are outliers. And Aniston is definitely NOT an outlier in this respect.

Pies_er_alles said:
I thought there was a story or rumor out there that a Friends episode was going to have a pie fight with all the main characters, but Aniston nixed it. Maybe I'm dreaming.

SlapstickStuff said:

But TBH? Nothing about Aniston.... in her personality, or demeanor, or attitude.... EVER led me to think that she'd be up for getting pies smashed in her face, for "the scene" or otherwise.
And in that respect, [bold] she's no different from the vast majority of models who have given me a "Thanks, but no thanks" over the years. [/bold] Stereotypically, a hot woman whose looks give her a certain level of fame & money & privilege is NOT also someone who would be "up for" getting humiliated in a messy situation, staged or otherwise.

DanLovesHair said: I had heard that Friends was supposed to have a food fight with the cast on one of their Thanksgiving episodes, but a couple of the actors wouldn't have it. Also heard, Aniston was one of them.

Gurph Morlicks said:

With all due respect, Rich, I think there's a MASSIVE difference in a celebrity being asked to take a single pie in the face --or at most a few -- for a TV show and being asked, for probably $1,000 or less, to be hit with 50-75 pies, drenched in slime, and also take a dozen cakes in the face across multiple scenes, all of which would appear for sale in perpetuity in the webstore of a small-time fetish producer. [This is NOT intended as a dig at you. You are a BIGTIME producer within the tiny, circumscribed universe of WAM, and a deserved legend in our ranks. All glory and honor are yours; it is right to give you thanks and praise. But I'm sure you'd be the first to admit you are a small-time producer in the overall scheme of things.]

I'm not at all arguing here that Aniston in particular would be up for getting pied for a role in some big-time production. I have no idea if she would or not, but at this point in her career, I really doubt it. What I'm saying is that your generalization is built on very shaky logic, and your own experience as small-time fetish producer trying to talk some extremely gorgeous women into being hit with dozens and dozens of pies in fetish videos for a very small paycheck (in terms of what they can make elsewhere) should NOT be used as a yardstick for what actual celebrities would do when asked to be pied for a TV show or movie.

DrVenkman said:

Yeah I heard that story and she was giving the "I'm above this" and "this is going to damage my career". I get where she's coming from on some level, but remember when actors would just do what they were told when it came to the script?

That's a big reason you don't see a lot of TV Wam scenes anymore. Most Actors are Executive Producers now. Their agents barter for this in lieu of hugher salary fees so they can have most of the say on what there character does on screen (Not always 100% but most times) and their precious egos won't let them do such things as wam even on comedy shows anymore. All about the craft and what not.

Every now and then though you get an actor who is like sure that's fine. And those actors I respect more. Not cause they provided wank material, but because then didn't feel it beneath them to do a messy scene when in service of the script.

SlapstickStuff said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but are there a BUNCH of big-time female celebs who have been pied for a TV show or movie in the last 25 years? Or am I missing something. Feels like they're very few & far between, aside from the occasional Fallon thing with giant goggles. (And even that's been over for years.)

Gurph Morlicks said:
Pied female celebs these days aren't as rare as you think. Not even counting the ones on Fallon, here are some of the female celebs who have been pied in just the last five years (all of these but Olivia Culpo are actually within the last three years):

Cate Blanchett
Piper Perabo
Katy Perry
Charli D'Amelio
Eliza Dushku
Loni Anderson
Morgan Fairchild
Maya Rudolph
Olivia Culpo (former Miss Universe)
Amanda Crew
Lilly Singh

There are at least a few more that belong in this list whose names I can't remember off the top of my head. (Does anyone recall a video from a few years back of a gorgeous actress with short dark hair where she and a good friend of hers are sitting by a pool at night and they pie each other for some charitable cause? She was one of the stars of some very popular TV show at the time, but I didn't ever watch the show and I can't remember the name of that either. I know I saved the video from YouTube or a social media site but now have no idea how to search for it on my hard drive.)

Now, you can argue semantics all you want and say celebs getting pied for a charity is totally different than getting pied for a TV show or a movie, but it's still female celebs agreeing to be pied... and in this case they're not even earning any money for it! Meanwhile you're claiming that almost all female celebs are simply above getting pied these days, and that the vast majority of females in general will only ever agreed to be pied for money.

You can certainly argue that some of the above aren't "quality pieings" -- i.e. not made to the exacting specifications of pie fetishists like us -- and I won't argue with you there. But that's not at all what this argument is about, this is just about female celebs agreeing or refusing to be pied. (To my knowledge, no female celeb has ever said, "I'll agree to be pied, but only if the coverage is really weak." And it's not like the celebs themselves are usually the ones preparing the pies and working out the logistics. Although let's note that in the most on-the-fly, charity-based DIY examples above -- Olivia Culpo, Eliza Dushku -- the pie hits are actually pretty excellent!)

Muller said:

When was Maya Rudolph pied?

DrVenkman said:
I second this. I have had a massive crush on her for years.

Gurph Morlicks said:
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but seriously don't bother, it's just about the worst pieing ever, with almost nothing sticking to her at all. She plays a very wealthy woman who is protest pied on an AppleTV show called "Loot." It's really not worth seeking out, I guarantee it.