'Friends' Reunion Director Slams 'Unkind' Remarks About Matthew Perry
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Many fans have been commenting on how the actor who plays Chandler Bing in the iconic series looked and sounded during the HBO Max special.
The “Friends” reunion brought on some not-so-nice chatter about Matthew Perry, and director Ben Winston has zero time for it. Winston, who pitched the idea for the “Friends” reunion that ultimately premiered on HBO Max last week, spoke candidly with The Hollywood Reporter’s podcast “TV’s Top 5” on Friday about the response to Perry’s appearance on the special. While the actor who played Chandler Bing has long been open about his struggles with substance abuse and forays into rehab facilities over the years, many questioned whether Perry was “okay” after the reunion as he rarely spoke during it.
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