Horrible Bosses is a 2011 black comedy film directed by Seth Gordon, written by John Francis Daley and Jonathan M. Goldstein based on a script by Michael Markowitz. The film stars Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston, Colin Farrell, Kevin Spacey and Jamie Foxx and follows three friends Bateman, Day and Sudekis, who decide to murder their respective overbearing, abusive bosses. The actress plays a dentist who sexually harasses her assistant in Horrible Bosses.

In her new film Horrible Bosses, Jennifer Aniston's character is one you haven't seen her play before. She's a dentist who sexually harasses her assistant, complete with lewd dialogue, revealing outfits and outlandish advances.

She's the latest actress to take on a raunchy role, usually reserved for men, after the recent trail of trash talk from Cameron Diaz in Bad Teacher and the cast of Bridesmaids.

Better known for playing sweeter characters in romantic comedies, Aniston acknowledges that her Bosses role is a departure, but she says she couldn't resist sinking her teeth into something this juicy.

The minute it showed up at my door and I read her first scene, I was dying to do it, the actress said in a recent interview to promote the film.

Aniston also admits, however, that she wondered what she had gotten herself into. she says that The truth is when you get there, you go, Oh God, now she have to do this, like, in front of people.

Aniston refers to one scene where she's trying to blackmail her assistant Charlie Day into having an affair with her, using photos she took of him while he was unconscious.

The 42 year old actress declined to comment on her reported relationship with Justin Theroux, her co star in the film Wanderlust and someone she has been seen with around New York City.

She does concede she's spending more time in Manhattan these days, amid media reports she just purchased a West Village apartment. But while she loves being in New York, Aniston says she hasn't abandoned her home base in Los Angeles. Instead, she says, she will be bopping back and forth for now.

As for reports that she stole Theroux from his girlfriend, Aniston says she just blocks out that sort of press as much as she can. You turn it off. You can't listen to it. It's toxic. It's noise. It's soap opera stories. It's headlines. It's selling magazines, she says.

Aniston says that while such news coverage is part of our culture, unfortunately, she doesn't understand it. People don't like good news. People want bad news sometimes.

Jennifer Aniston plays an exceptionally inappropriate boss to "It's Always Sunny" actor Charlie Day, and as Aniston explains to Chris, the part was a breeze thanks to the "genius" chemistry with the cast. She also credits a terrific script for how well the finished product turned out, saying her dialogue was "just beautifully choreographed that there wasn’t that much that I needed to do."Jason Sudekis praised Aniston's ability to fit in with the predominantly male cast, because, comedically, she has "really good timing." Another plus, he says, is that Jennifer has "a little of the 'every woman' in her.""Modern Family" star Julie Bowen gushes she "couldn’t believe my luck" to have been cast with such "comedy geniuses." She tells Chris her coping method in dealing with her nerves on set was to "pretty much shut up and sit in the corner."In the film, Nick (Jason Bateman), Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) and Dale (Charlie Day) come to realize their awful bosses are the only thing standing in the way of true happiness, and begin to scheme a way to rid themselves of their employers permanently with the help of a hustling ex-con (Jamie Foxx).