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Jennifer Aniston will forever be known for the hit sitcom and her portrayal of the lovable Rachel Green, but there’s also much more to enjoy from her TV and film résumé. Up next from the star is Murder Mystery 2, the follow-up to her and Adam Sandler’s 2019 comedy-mystery. The film sees her and Sandler’s characters once again jetting around the world as they set out to crack a new case.
As you mark your calendars for the arrival of Murder Mystery 2 on March 31, read on to see which other films you can queue up on Netflix for your very own Aniston Film Festival.

Aniston and Sandler are back as Nick and Audrey Spitz, who must solve another mystery — in hilarious fashion, of course. After uncovering the murderer of billionaire Malcolm Quince in the original Murder Mystery, the Spitzes have set up a private eye agency. Although it’s not going as planned, they soon are thrust into a scandal that will put their business to the test. The Maharajah (Adeel Akhtar), whom they befriended during their first jaunt as international detectives, goes missing at his own wedding. Thankfully for us, Nick and Audrey bring their amateur, screwball detective skills to this latest caper.

See how the Spitzes got their start in detective work in the first Murder Mystery. Aniston stars as Audrey, a hairdresser, and Sandler plays Nick, a New York police officer. Nick has a penchant for stretching the truth with his wife, such as telling her he made detective and booked a trip to Europe for their 15th anniversary. Not wanting to disappoint Audrey, Nick hastily plans a vacation that’s sidelined when a billionaire invites them on a yacht trip. What ensues is an Agatha Christie-esque whodunit — one the Spitzes find themselves trying to solve.

Aniston loves a good comedy or rom-com, but she can also take a turn for the dramatic, as she does in the coming-of-age film Dumplin’. She stars as Rosie Dickson, a former beauty queen and perennial Miss Teen Bluebonnet Pageant organizer for her small Texas town. Her daughter, Willowdean “Will” Dickson (or Dumplin’, as Rosie calls her), has always felt her mother is resentful of her size. So, as a protest to her mother and pageants in general, Will enters Miss Teen Bluebonnet. The feel-good film, which is based on the Julie Murphy novel of the same name, also stars Odeya Rush, Dove Cameron and Bex Taylor-Klaus.





















































































