The End of an Era
The beloved sitcom "Friends" has officially marked its 30th anniversary, bringing a wave of nostalgia and emotions for fans and cast alike. Jennifer Aniston, who played the iconic Rachel Green, found herself deeply moved as she reflected on the journey of the show that defined a generation. The star recently shared her sentiments in an interview, shedding tears over the memories and the profound impact "Friends" has had over the years.
Remembering the Good Times
During a candid conversation with Quinta Brunson for Variety's "Actors on Actors," Jennifer Aniston opened up about the lasting legacy of "Friends.
" The show, which premiered on NBC in 1994, became a cultural phenomenon, capturing the hearts of millions. Aniston reminisced about the early days, recalling the excitement and camaraderie among the cast. "It's strange to think it's been 30 years," she said, her voice cracking with emotion. "We were just a bunch of kids having fun, not knowing the impact we would make."
The Unbreakable Bond
Aniston emphasized the unique bond formed between the cast members, likening them to a family.
"We still talk all the time," she revealed, sharing that they often catch up via FaceTime. "It's a family forever," she added, highlighting the deep connections that have endured beyond the show's end.
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