Famous Best Friends
Jennifer Garner and Jessica Biel
Our March cover girls became close when filming Valentine's Day.
"We don't work with a lot of women on our films," says Jennifer, explaining why the two connected during the film. "When I do work, it's always one woman and a bunch of men in my casts — maybe my character has a friend in the script, but not always. It's odd. So on this film, it was great to have someone like Jessica around..."
"We don't work with a lot of women on our films," says Jennifer, explaining why the two connected during the film. "When I do work, it's always one woman and a bunch of men in my casts — maybe my character has a friend in the script, but not always. It's odd. So on this film, it was great to have someone like Jessica around..."
Drew Barrymore and Ellen Page
Despite their 12-year age difference, these two bonded immediately, even before they began filming Whip It. As Ellen said of first meeting Drew, "It was a surreal moment for me in my life. You could just feel her warmth and kindness immediately, and the way she carried herself was just so grounded. So then it was like, 'Oh, this is going to be great.'"
Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart
After sharing the screen in New Moon and starring in the upcoming film The Runaways, the two have been attached at the hip.
Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox-Arquette
Jennifer and Courteney formed a fast friendship back in 1994 on the set of Friends, and a decade and a half later they're still as close as ever.
Courteney has said that one of the reasons the friendship has lasted for such a long time is because they trust each other implicitly, "I guess the reason why I love Jennifer so much is that I feel very safe with her — always."
Courteney has said that one of the reasons the friendship has lasted for such a long time is because they trust each other implicitly, "I guess the reason why I love Jennifer so much is that I feel very safe with her — always."
Kate Beckinsale and Victoria Beckham
The two are so close, Kate has been quoted saying, of her daughter Lily and Victoria's son, Brooklyn, "I am dreading the day Lily brings home a boy. But she and the Beckham boys get on really well. So if she did have to have a boyfriend, then I suppose Brooklyn would get my seal of approval."
Kate Hudson and Liv Tyler
Growing up the children of celebrities, the two manged to forge a strong friendship — one they've maintained as they created their own incredible careers and families.
Salma Hayek and Penélope Cruz
Perhaps it's their shared language — Penelope is from Spain and Salma's Mexican — or their shared occupation, but the two actresses have been close for years.
While filming Bandidas together, a plane almost crashed onto their set. "We almost died. At that very moment a thought came across my mind that if I were to die at that moment at least I'd die with my best friend," said Penélope.
While filming Bandidas together, a plane almost crashed onto their set. "We almost died. At that very moment a thought came across my mind that if I were to die at that moment at least I'd die with my best friend," said Penélope.
Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller
While Filming The Edge of Love the two actresses became close and bonded over their shared "nerdiness." "We swap books. I went to Keira's house for dinner and we talked about books and swapped some. We play cards and do newspaper crosswords together," said Sienna.
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