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GATHERING: Three of the “Friends” stars appeared together at the Emmy Awards. Photo: The TV Academy and ABC Entertainment
Jennifer Aniston appeared several times during the Emmy Awards on Monday night. Suddenly, two acquaintances from the television series “Friends” also appeared.
This year’s Emmy Awards were held without a red carpet, but with 130 cameras in 20 different cities and ten different countries. In other words, a digital awards ceremony due to the ongoing corona pandemic.
At the Staple Center in Los Angeles, talk show host Jimmy Kimmel directed the show. Among other things, it was visited by Jennifer Aniston, who presented the award for the best female lead on a commission.
On stage, a number was made in which the envelope with the name of the winner (Catherine O’Hara) had to be sprayed and burned.
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PROTECTION AGAINST INFECTIONS: Jennifer Aniston and Jimmy Kimmel during the Emmy Awards. Photo: The TV Academy and ABC Entertainment
Later in the show, Aniston reappeared. This time through the video link. Kimmel was curious to know if she had made it home, so that she could receive the award for which she herself has been nominated: best female lead in a drama series for her role as Alex Levy on “The Morning Show.”
– I have just done it. I’m here, she says.
– Hi Jimmy, says Courteney Cox, who suddenly appeared on the screen.
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Kimmel looked surprised.
– Check it out. Courteney Cox. Courteney with you?
– Of course I am what we live together, she answers, with a clear reference to the popular television series “Friends”. Where she plays Monica Geller, who lives with Aniston’s character, Rachel Green.
– Eh yes. We have lived together since 1994, Jimmy, Aniston follows.
Seconds later, another acquaintance from “Friends” appears.
– Is this live TV ?, asks Phoebe, or Lisa Kudrow, as they really call her.
THEN: Matt Le Blanc, David Schwimmer, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry and Jennifer Aniston in 1998. Photo: Neil Munns / PA Wire
In February, it was announced that there will be a reunion of “Friends,” a special that will air on HBO.
– You can call this “The one that everyone got back together,” said content manager Kevin Reilly on HBO Max when the news broke.
“Friends”, in Norwegian “Friends for Life”, is considered one of the best sitcoms in history. The series ended in 2004 after ten years on screen. Since then, reruns have consistently appeared on screen.
The recording was scheduled for March, but was postponed due to the ongoing pandemic.
– At first we thought that the recording would be delayed a month, or a maximum of two. Now it looks like it could be a lot longer than that, Bon Greenblatt, president of WarnerMedia, which owns HBO Max, said in May.
P.S! Zendaya from the series “Euphoria” won the award for which Anitson was nominated.
