Matthew perry died

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Anonymous wrote:He was a talented guy for sure, but he was no schwimmer

I always thought David had perfect timing, especially the first season. They all got better in future seasons.

While David was given crediting for coming up with the idea they all make the same pay, it was Courteney who made it possible. In the reunion she said she had a clause that she would always be the highest paid cast member. She forfeited the clause in her contract so everyone got equal pay. Thus, despite what some say or think, David would never have the highest pay if Courteney kept that clause.

If he was a Schwimmer he wouldn’t have drowned

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He was funny, charming, troubled.
He killed himself. It was inevitable.

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Anonymous wrote:I am super impressed they are doing something together. They were known as a tight group of friends personally but you can never really be sure how close they were. But the fact they haven't issued a statement ti me means they are so in shock and processing. Also their relationship with him must have been so special for them to take the time to do this much like family would. It's the really quick postings to me that seem like it's a reaction - not insincere but it's easy to post a reaction. When someone is super close to you either you're grieving or you aren't ready to verbalize to public yet. I know if one of my close friends died tragically in an accident and we had mutual close friends I'd be talking to them a lot for comfort before I was able to talk to other people who were not in our circle. I think the magic of that show is that they really were all friends. It's rare to find these days on a hit show. Kind of like how the cast if Orincess Bride

I don’t think they’ve been super close to him in years. He said in the reunion none of them called him.

I never got the impression that any of them were tight, except maybe during filming because they were together so much. I think a lot of people wanted to believe they were a close little family because it keeps the magic of the show going, but at the end of the they were just coworkers. Are people super close with coworkers years after they leave a job? Sometimes, but it's not really the norm. Plus it can be very hard to be close to someone with addiction--it ruins friendships.

I think there were more reports of the women spending time together over the years than the men.

I don’t remember any tabloids about a guys dinner or trip or even any photos.

Jennifer Anniston is the godmother to Courtney Cox’s child. They’re definitely friends irl.

Everyone else were coworkers for a decade.

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Keith Morrison (Dateline) is on the Kelly Clarkson Show today 10/31. If you didn’t know, Matthew Perry’s stepfather was Keith Morrison. Unsure if there is more than one Keith Morrison out there? I assume the show was filmed earlier.

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Anonymous wrote:The cast released a statement via People:

“We are all so utterly devastated by the loss of Matthew. We were more than just cast mates. We are a family," their statement reads. "There is so much to say, but right now we’re going to take a moment to grieve and process this unfathomable loss."
"In time we will say more, as and when we are able," the statement continues. "For now, our thoughts and our love are with Matty’s family, his friends, and everyone who loved him around the world."

Took them this long to say “we will say more” later? I see a special on the horizon with proceeds going to his charity.

What more is there to say, really? Since when do people who are not family or current business associates need to make any public statement at all? How do you read something like this and assume the people involved are busy hatching any plans of any kind?

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Anonymous wrote:Keith Morrison (Dateline) is on the Kelly Clarkson Show today 10/31. If you didn’t know, Matthew Perry’s stepfather was Keith Morrison. Unsure if there is more than one Keith Morrison out there? I assume the show was filmed earlier.

And ....??? Relevance??
None.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Keith Morrison (Dateline) is on the Kelly Clarkson Show today 10/31. If you didn’t know, Matthew Perry’s stepfather was Keith Morrison. Unsure if there is more than one Keith Morrison out there? I assume the show was filmed earlier.

And ....??? Relevance??
None.

DP, of course this is relevant, he was MPs stepfather for 40 years.

[Anonymous]

I'm sure the toxicology report will come back that he relapsed. So sad. So many people struggle with addiction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am super impressed they are doing something together. They were known as a tight group of friends personally but you can never really be sure how close they were. But the fact they haven't issued a statement ti me means they are so in shock and processing. Also their relationship with him must have been so special for them to take the time to do this much like family would. It's the really quick postings to me that seem like it's a reaction - not insincere but it's easy to post a reaction. When someone is super close to you either you're grieving or you aren't ready to verbalize to public yet. I know if one of my close friends died tragically in an accident and we had mutual close friends I'd be talking to them a lot for comfort before I was able to talk to other people who were not in our circle. I think the magic of that show is that they really were all friends. It's rare to find these days on a hit show. Kind of like how the cast if Orincess Bride

I don’t think they’ve been super close to him in years. He said in the reunion none of them called him.

I never got the impression that any of them were tight, except maybe during filming because they were together so much. I think a lot of people wanted to believe they were a close little family because it keeps the magic of the show going, but at the end of the they were just coworkers. Are people super close with coworkers years after they leave a job? Sometimes, but it's not really the norm. Plus it can be very hard to be close to someone with addiction--it ruins friendships.

+1

They spent 10 years co-starring together on the #1 sitcom - and they got to do this as equals, who negotiated their contracts as a unit. I don't think it's crazy to think that these six actors, with that history, share a bond that the rest of us would find almost impossible to understand.

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It's so crazy how celebs (and other rich people) seemingly have everything and more disposable income than most of us could ever imagine, yet they reveal how they feel so empty and lifeless inside (and turn to drugs and alcohol/addiction instead).

I guess I'll choose my humble yet happy & healthy life over the glitz and the constant gnawing of unfillment of Hollywood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm sure the toxicology report will come back that he relapsed. So sad. So many people struggle with addiction.

My parent was about the same age when they died- decades of addiction and finally their heart gave out. It takes a toll on the body and heart becomes very weak. MP nearly died a few years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's so crazy how celebs (and other rich people) seemingly have everything and more disposable income than most of us could ever imagine, yet they reveal how they feel so empty and lifeless inside (and turn to drugs and alcohol/addiction instead).

I guess I'll choose my humble yet happy & healthy life over the glitz and the constant gnawing of unfillment of Hollywood.

Addiction affects people from all walks of life. Even humble ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He was a talented guy for sure, but he was no schwimmer

Poor Schwimmer. No one is going to grieve like this when he dies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's so crazy how celebs (and other rich people) seemingly have everything and more disposable income than most of us could ever imagine, yet they reveal how they feel so empty and lifeless inside (and turn to drugs and alcohol/addiction instead).

I guess I'll choose my humble yet happy & healthy life over the glitz and the constant gnawing of unfillment of Hollywood.

There are plenty of people with no money at all who also lose their lives to drugs and alcohol. I think those of us who aren't prone to addiction - because of our biology and circumstance - should show empathy and grace to those who are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's so crazy how celebs (and other rich people) seemingly have everything and more disposable income than most of us could ever imagine, yet they reveal how they feel so empty and lifeless inside (and turn to drugs and alcohol/addiction instead).

I guess I'll choose my humble yet happy & healthy life over the glitz and the constant gnawing of unfillment of Hollywood.

Addiction affects people from all walks of life. Even humble ones.

Yes, I feel so sad for him and Britney Spears. Clearly, money made it so they could live in luxury, but didn’t bring them happiness and security. We parents are so stressed about grades, college, etc, but really the bottom line is that you need your kids to stay off drugs and to know how to connect with people, how to build a community of people who care about them.