18 celebrity BFFs who have starred on screen together

While many co-stars become close friends after working together, there's something extra special about two BFFs getting the opportunity to work together after years of friendship. The chemistry between two real-life besties cannot be replicated.Which is why people showed up at the box office year after year to see Owen Wilson and Ben Stiller star alongside each other in a dozen different movies, or why "Friends" fans were delighted to see Jennifer Aniston appear on her IRL best friend Courteney Cox's show "Cougar Town."Most recently, longtime BFFs Michelle Williams and Busy Phillipsfinally got to reunite on screen15 years after the last episode of "Dawson's Creek," which they both starred in, aired.Keep reading to see 18 pairs of friends-turned-co-stars that will have you reaching for your phone to convince your best friend to start working with you.Michelle Williams and Busy Phillips have been BFF goals since their "Dawson's Creek" days, and have finally reunited on screen in 2018's "I Feel Pretty."Williams described their heartwarming friendship best when she told People "I'm so in love with her [Phillips].She's proof that the love of your life does not have to be a man! That's the love of my life right there." Phillips is even godmother to Williams' daughter Matilda.The two met on the set of "Dawson's Creek" in 2001 and have been inseparable ever since. Williams appeared on Phillip's sitcom "Cougar Town" in 2013, but since then their friendship has stayed confined to social media and red carpetsuntil now. "I Feel Pretty," their big screen debut as besties, hits screens on April 20.Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's bromance is one for the ages, spanning more than 30 years and six movies.Affleck and Damon have been friends since they went to school in Boston together as kids. They came up together as actors, starring in "School Ties" and "Chasing Amy," before their big break came with "Good Will Hunting."Even though the two have remained close friends, they've only appeared in two projects together in the 21 years since "Good Will Hunting;" they starred in "Dogma" and made a cameo appearance as themselves in "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back."According to Damon, they're not opposed to working together again in the future. "I'd love to work with Ben," he said. "The problem with Ben is every time he directs a movie he gives himself the best role in it, so until he's willing to give up the best role to one of his friends we're not going to get on with it."Julia Roberts and George Clooney met on the set of "Ocean's Eleven" and have been friends and regular co-stars since. They most recently appeared in 2016 thriller "Money Monster" together.Clooney and Roberts met on the set of "Ocean's Eleven," in which they played husband and wife. Since then, the two have collaborated in "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind," "August: Osage County," which Roberts starred in and Clooney produced, and were reunited as co-stars and on-screen love interests in "Money Monster."Clooney said of his BFF, "We've been really good friends for a really long time and I just adore her."See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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