Jennifer Aniston topless in the break up

The pick is real.. I've just read the morning paper and it says that in the first recordings to the movie "the break up", she was walking around topless just to freak out vince vaughn, but in the movie she was covering up.. She's geting legalhelp in the moment to make damage control.. The pictures should never had come out.. Yes, the pictures.. There is more than that one out there...

i'm glad i got to see this before big brother took them all down! i read all of the posts so far, and i'm convinced

For those who believe it's fake check out this image. It's the widescreen frame shot from the movie overlapping the full frame from the movie.

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Originally posted by bellebelle

The pick is real.. I've just read the morning paper and it says that in the first recordings to the movie "the break up", she was walking around topless just to freak out vince vaughn, but in the movie she was covering up.. She's geting legalhelp in the moment to make damage control.. The pictures should never had come out.. Yes, the pictures.. There is more than that one out there...

bellebelle is right. She's suing over it's publication...

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2007/0221071aniston1.html

Universal City Studios is in trouble. That was never supposed to get out. They are going to have to pay her off...I'm sure shes not happy about the piece of film, that was never supposed to be seen, getting leaked out...




FEBRUARY 21--The online publication of a topless photo of Jennifer Aniston has triggered a lawsuit against gossip blogger Perez Hilton. According to a copyright infringement complaint filed yesterday against Hilton (real name: Mario Lavandeira) by Universal City Studios, the Aniston photo came from footage shot during filming of "The Break-Up." The footage, the studio charges, was stolen during production of the 2006 comedy, which starred Aniston and former boyfriend Vince Vaughn. The shot of Aniston, 38, was not included in the final version of the hit film, which grossed $118 million last year. Attached to the studio's complaint is a copy of the revealing Aniston image, though Universal lawyers placed a "redacted" mark over the actress's breasts (as can be seen below). The lawsuit against Lavandeira, 28, seeks an injunction barring further distribution of the picture and requests a court order "directing the U.S. Marshall to seize" the copyrighted material from the blogger. The complaint does not specify monetary damages. In an e-mail, Lavandeira wrote that he had not yet seen the Aniston complaint, and would "be in a better position to comment" once his lawyers reviewed the lawsuit. Aniston has been a frequent target of Lavandeira, who has dubbed her "Maniston" and commented harshly on the actress's looks. This is the second lawsuit filed over the distribution of naked photos of Aniston. In December 2005, the former "Friends" star sued a paparazzi for photographing her topless as she sunbathed outside her L.A. home. That lawsuit ended with a sealed settlement. (9 pages)

NICE WORK Lobotomy!!

Where are all the posters who went into a scientific dissertation on why the pic is a fake?

I concur, news headlines are saying she is sueing the guy that allegedly posted the pics up on his site.

Go here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17267510/

This picture is about as REAL as it gets. NICE

Well done...today it aint her.

I hope more pics get leeked

It's a real photo, I read about on the internet yesterday. There is a lawsuit over it.

Universal Studios has sued online gossip Perez Hilton, claiming a topless photo of Jennifer Aniston that he posted on his website came from stolen footage shot during filming of The Break-Up. The studio, which claims copyright infringement, said that none of the footage showing Aniston topless was used in the actual film. According to The Smoking Gun website, Universal's lawsuit seeks an injunction barring further distribution of the picture and requests that the U.S. Marshal's office seize the copyrighted material from Hilton. Hilton, whose real name is Mario Lavandeira, issued a statement saying, "The use of a portion of a single photograph that was previously published on numerous websites, for the purpose of commentary and satire, constitutes fair use." He has nevertheless removed it from his website.


That means its real