Lisa Kudrow fought with her

When the figurative rain began to look, the actor of “Friends” Matt Leblanc was there for his co -star Lisa Kudrow, just as he promised the main song of the program.

In the 90s, the television program presented to the world the eccentric character of Kudrow, Phoebe Buffay. He quickly became a favorite of fans, smelly cats and everything, but entering Phoebe’s shoes was not exactly a walk in Central Park.

During a June 6 interview for The series of actors on Variety actors with actor Parker Posey, Kudrow, revealed that portraying Phoebe was “so far from” who was as a person, and admitted that the paper took “work” to portray.

“I needed to justify everything I said in my head to seem to be serious and that it was real for her,” Kudrow said.

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“I remember season 2 or 3, I was: ‘Oh, my God, I’m not doing the job,'” recalled Kudrow.

That was when Leblanc intervened with some wise words of wisdom: “What’s wrong with you? You are not to do it.”

From that moment on, Kudrow said, the work became “fun.”

Kudrow has opened about how it was to film the successful series before. Last year, She clarified a comment made by co -star Jennifer Aniston, who said Kudrow “hated when the public laughed” during the recordings.

“No, that is not exactly, no, no,” Kudrow told Etonline. “I was irritated if they laughed for too long. God bless you. They were very excited to be there.”