Kudrow Reflects on 'Friends' Legacy Amid New Series Promotion
- Lisa Kudrow opened up on the 'Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend' podcast about her feelings regarding rewatching 'Friends'.
- She expressed that Matthew Perry's passing has shifted her perspective, allowing her to revisit the series in a new light.
- Kudrow's reflections highlight the enduring bond of friendship portrayed in the show and the real-life connections formed among the cast.
In a recent interview, Lisa Kudrow, known for her role as Phoebe Buffay on the iconic sitcom "Friends," shared her complex feelings about the show as she promotes her new Apple TV+ series, "Time Bandits." Kudrow admitted that she used to avoid watching "Friends" due to the emotional weight it carried for her. "I used to not be able to watch it at all," she revealed, explaining that seeing herself on screen would often lead her to turn away. Kudrow expressed deep gratitude for her time on "Friends," thanking her co-stars and the experiences they shared. She highlighted the profound connections formed during the show's run, particularly with Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing. "Thank you for the best 10 years a person gets to have," she said, emphasizing the lessons of grace and love learned through their friendship. Matthew Perry also reflected on the bonds created among the cast, describing how encounters at social gatherings would often lead to long conversations, sidelining others present. "You just sat with the person all night long," he recalled, illustrating the special nature of their relationships that transcended the show itself. As the 20th anniversary of "Friends'" finale approaches, Kudrow and Perry's sentiments underscore the lasting impact of the series on their lives and the enduring affection fans hold for the beloved characters.