Jennifer Aniston looked thrilled to be out and about in Hollywood on Wednesday afternoon.
The 48-year-old actress stepped out in a lovely floral dress to support her pal and frequent co-star, Jason Bateman, at his Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony, and made a speech that garnered quite a few chuckles. "One thing has proven itself to be true and that is that having longevity in this business in not easy, especially starting off as a child actor," she said of Bateman, before quipping, "Usually that's a story that doesn't always end well. And, when I actually met Jason it was kind of looking like it could go either way."
To further prove that Bateman has had "nine lives" in the entertainment industry, "spanning from childhood actor to today," Aniston held up throwback photos of the 48-year-old star.
She went on to gush over what it's like to work with Bateman "many, many, many times." The two have starred in several movies together, including Office Christmas Party, Horrible Bosses, Horrible Bosses 2 and The Switch. "He's a fantastic partner in crime, the most generous man that makes the world laugh and cry on a dime," she said, praising Bateman. "Oh, and he's a vicious negotiator. I have been in the room and I have witnessed it. Do not poke that bear."
After noting that he's also an excellent "family man" and father of two, the Friends star remarked that Bateman appears to be aging in reverse. "It's like, 'Is he young? Is he old?' He looks 12 but acts 100," she joked. "He has a head of hair that even women envy."
Making one last quip about Bateman's star on the Walk of Fame, Aniston sweetly concluded, "This will probably be the only time that you'll allow people to walk all over you."
Aniston's husband, Justin Theroux, was also at the event, as well as Bateman's family and Will Arnett.
ET caught up with Aniston and Bateman while they were promoting Office Christmas Party. Check out our exclusive joint interview with the friends and co-stars:
