Lisa Kudrow Denies Hating Audience Laughter During 'Friends' Tapings
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Co-star Jennifer Aniston recently mentioned in an interview that Kudrow became irritated when the crowds laughed too long at something.
Lisa Kudrow is clarifying a recent story from her “Friends” co-star Jennifer Aniston that she didn’t like when audiences laughed during live tapings.
During a recent interview with Quinta Brunson as part of Variety magazine’s Actors On Actors series, Aniston revealed that while she enjoyed working in front of a live audience, Kudrow had a slightly different opinion.
“Lisa Kudrow, by the way, hated when the audience laughed,” Aniston told Brunson.
“She did?” Brunson replied, sounding a bit surprised.
Aniston said she was telling the truth, adding, “She’d be like, ‘I’m not done! It’s not that funny!’”
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