Jennifer Aniston beat Brad Pitt at the box office
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Brad Pitt might have dumped Jennifer Aniston for another woman (Angelina Jolie), but it looks like Jennifer got the last laugh this week—at the box office.
Aniston’s film “Marley & Me” and Pitt’s movie “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” went head to head at the box office while both movies were competing for the top spot on Christmas Day.
Aniston’s movie came in number one on Christmas Day with $14.8 million, beating Pitt’s movie which came in second with $11.8 million, according to box office receipts.
“Marley & Me” broke records by becoming the biggest one-day total in history for a movie that was released on Christmas.
Tim Henley
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