Theroux neighbor battle rages on

JUSTIN Theroux, the actor husband of “Friends” star Jennifer Aniston, is firing back at their Greenwich Village neighbor — who is suing him over noise from renovations and what he claims is a loud dog — saying the neighbor is making up false stories about him. Theroux claims, in his latest Manhattan court filing over the dispute, that his neighbor, attorney Norman Resnicow has been peering in on them. Theroux sued Resnicow, who lives downstairs at 71 Washington Place, in May, claiming that the lawyer “has made it his twisted sport to bully and intimidate” him. Resnicow responded in August, saying Theroux abandoned “yowling” rescue dogs in his apartment while he “decamped to California.” Theroux’s hit back by denying mistreating dogs and mentions the “disturbing possibility” that the lawyerneighbor is spying on him. He snapped a photo of Resnicow allegedly trespassing on his roof deck on Sept. 22. “He literally climbed out of his second-floor window, wearing pajamas, and brazenly trespassed onto Mr. Theroux’s property to confront Mr. Theroux’s workers,” according to Manhattan Supreme Court papers. But Theroux hasn’t had a dog in his apartment since 2011 — four years before Resnicow demanded the Hollywood hunk install $30,000 worth of soundproofing, the papers claim. The allegations are all part of Resnicow’s “ginned-up claims” that Theroux is a “noisemaker” because he’s unhappy with the star’s renovation. Resnicow told Page Six on Wednesday night, “Justin’s latest diatribe in court must be practice for future meltdown roles. He should be careful not to become typecast as Mr. Meltdown.”