It seems like even before we met Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Greene on "F.R.I.E.N.D.S.," she already has previous experience working as a waitress! On the recently posted list, numerous celebrities revealed their previous jobs even before they got the limelight.
As compiled by Lifebuzz, like his estranged first wife, Brad Pitt also had some rough start before going to Hollywood. Would you believe he once wore a chicken suit as a mascot for El Pollo Loco? While Pitt was still far from being the "Mr. Smith" or "Benjamin Button", he used to be a delivery boy, mascot for El Pollo Loco, and sometimes drove exotic dancers aboard a limousine.
Meanwhile, during Aniston's pursuit of her own star in Tinseltown, she used to be a waitress and a telemarketer too! In fact, even the multi-awarded actress Sandra Bullock also did some waitress work in New York to support herself. Actor Johnny Depp, on the other hand, also had a taste of what it was like being a telemarketer. Depp even recalled he sells pens back in the days.
Even the pop icon Madonna used to be a show girl in France and also got employed at Dunkin' Donuts at Times Square! On the other hand, Scottish actor Gerard Butler graduated from law school and even had a shot at a law firm. However, his passion for acting overshadowed his law career and later on became a casting assistant.
One of the brightest stars in Hollywood Angelina Jolie also had an odd career before pursuing modelling and eventually, acting. She studied a course in mortuary science but reports say she didn't get her certificate. How would you like "Salt" actress handling your cadavers?
And who could ever forget Harrison Ford? The one who always gets the character of POTUS in a movie used to be a sports commentator in his high school alma mater. His voice definitely helped him land that job.
Some well-adored celebrities weren't instantly catapulted to stardom and became successful. But through them, it is proven that through hard work and talent you could go places.
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