'When I Die': Matthew Perry Voiced His Wish For How He'd Like To Be Remembered Instead Of For Friends
perezhilton.comWe still can’t believe Matthew Perry is dead. Obviously one of the first things everyone thinks about is Friends.
The megahit sitcom is where we all spent the bulk of our time with the hilarious actor. 10 seasons of watching the guy be a comic genius, even in a cast of comic geniuses, it was brilliant.
But it turns out the man himself hoped he wouldn’t be remembered primarily for the show that made him a household name. There was something he found much more important later in life. Related: Matthew’s ‘Heartbroken’ Family Speaks Out After His Sudden Passing Speaking to podcaster Tom Power just last year, Matthew explained: Yes, the actor famously struggled with addiction for years, something he was open about in his book Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing.
It’s the titular big terrible thing. Perry spent $9 million trying to get sober, and after all that effort he at least had something to show for it.
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