Jennifer Aniston Posts Heartfelt Tribute to ‘Friends’ Director James Burrows: ‘He Was a Father Figure to Me’

Jennifer Aniston posted a tribute to "Friends" director James Burrows on Friday, following his death at 85 years old. Aniston described Burrows as a "father figure" to her, noting his lifelong dedication to making people feel loved. Burrows directed 15 episodes of the iconic sitcom "Friends," including the pilot and the series finale. He also directed episodes for numerous other popular television shows such as "Cheers," "Frasier," and "Will & Grace." His extensive career spanned over six decades, earning him 11 Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe. Burrows' impact on television comedy is considered profound, shaping the direction and tone of many beloved series.