Courteney Cox Recalls A Hilarious Moment From Being In The 'Friends' Fountain
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The 56-year-old, who played Monica Geller on the NBC show, said that the photo shoot in the fountain for the show's opening credits was "fun, but not rea...
Courteney Cox wants “Friends” fans to know: The photos and videos of the cast hanging out in the famous fountain in the opening scene were not nearly as fun to shoot as they look. The actor sat down with Ellen DeGeneres this week to chat about a variety of things, including the much-anticipated “Friends” reunion. Cox remained mostly mum about the goings-on within the unscripted reunion, simply sharing that the experience of getting back together with the cast after more than a decade and a half was “unbelievable” and “so emotional.” DeGeneres showed Cox a snapshot of her and her former co-stars from their days on set. The photo featured the six “Friends” inside the fountain seen in the opening credits for the show and seemingly having a wet, yet fun time.
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