Prior to the premiere of Horrible Bosses 2, lead actress Jennifer Aniston sat down with Glamour to briefly discuss the risqué yet ever popular relationship between sex and comedy. Aniston’s role as Dr. Julia Harris had her wondering about the limitations of portraying such a character. Apparently, she’s fine with it “as long as it’s funny and doesn’t make us want to vomit.” While Horrible Bosses 2 can’t be considered sex comedy per se—given that its plot also revolves around crime rather than raunch—it still delivers the laughs. Interestingly, the genre isn’t entirely a recent invention as it’s been around since olden times. Aristophanes’ Lysistrata (411 B.C.) is one fine example. The ancient Greek play, which is replete with bawdy situations, tells the story of a band of women from various city-states who resisted the Peloponnesian War efforts by enforcing celibacy upon the entire nation.
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