Jennifer Aniston Wants Justin Bieber--Robert Pattinson, Not So Much (Video)

Is Justin Bieber a hotter commodity than Robert Pattinson? Both are incredibly successful idols who command enormous worldwide fan bases. And both are fledgling crossover stars. RPattz is an actor who also sings and plays music. JB is a singer who, after his big screen début in Never Say Never, is itching to make another movie, possibly with Mark Wahlberg. In a recent interview, Jennifer Aniston made a startling announcement about these 2 somewhat similar yet distinctly different male stars. Jen announced that for a biopic of her life, she would choose Bieber over Pattinson...to play her.


That's not a misprint. Jennifer Aniston wants the Teen Dream to portray her in her biopic. Robert Pattinson, not so much. How on earth did La Aniston come up with a statement like that? Was she high? Did she have a sudden psychotic break? Or was she simply mimicking her friend Reese Witherspoon, who once joked that Biebs might play her part in a reboot of her film Fear.

As you can see on the video clip below, Aniston's bizarre statement about Robert Pattinson and JB occurred during an interview on MTV's Josh Horowitz's After Hours. Jen and her Wanderlust co-star Paul Rudd were bullied--er--invited to play a round of the "slumber party staple," Would You Rather. When Jen was asked if she'd rather JB or Robert Pattinson portray her in a biopic, she replied without hesitation: Justin Bieber. Fortunately, the game did not require an explanation. Some of Jen's other replies were almost equally interesting. She'd rather have sex with Megan Fox than Regis Philbin for example. And she'd rather pee than pass gas each time she laughs. Eewww.


Oh well, there you have it. You can watch the entire Would You Rather segment including Paul Rudd's questions and answers below. It's a hoot.

As for Jennifer Aniston's statement about RPattz and the Biebs, she had to choose one of them. The nagging question that remains is: Should Justin Bieber be flattered that she chose him? Should Robert Pattinson be angry he was rejected? Or is it just the opposite?

What do you think?