Jennifer Aniston confirms Friends cast is working on a secret project

Jennifer Aniston has revealed the cast of Friends is “working on something” – and wouldn’t rule out a movie.

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The 50-year-old revealed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that the six actors were “working on something” – but don’t expect Friends the sequel.

Aniston is regularly asked about a reboot. Picture: Jean-Baptiste Lacroix/AFP

When asked by DeGeneres if there would be a reboot of the show, Aniston said no, but then held up a finger and teased a mysterious project.

“We would love for there to be something, but we don’t know what that something is,” she said, according to Deadline. “So we’re just trying. We’re working on something.”

The cast.

DeGeneres and fellow show guest Charlie Puth asked if it would be a movie. Aniston stammered and responded, “We don’t know yet.”

“I don’t want to lead people on,” she added.

The trio discussed Aniston’s Friends selfie, which broke Instagram as well as a Guinness World Record, and DeGeneres joked that the photo made it seem like a reboot was happening.

“We did that because we miss each other and we all happened to be in the same part of the world,” Aniston said.

“Sounds to me like there’s something in the works,” Puth joked.

“Right. Nobody falls for that, Jen,” DeGeneres quipped. “Nobody’s like, ‘Well let’s all get together ’cause we haven’t seen each other’.”

Aniston said the group did get together on occasion but didn’t elaborate further.

Earlier this month, Aniston said on The Howard Stern Show that while she missed the show, she thought a remake would ruin the original.

“I honestly think we would love it,” she said. “There’s an idea that if there’s a reboot of the show, it won’t even be close to as good as what it was, so why do it? It would ruin it.”

Friends creators also ruled out possibilities of a reunion show or reboot in September during a panel for the 25th anniversary of the show, Variety reported.

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