Approximately a month and a half ago, the world was saddened by the untimely death of Matthew Perry, leaving fans and colleagues in the acting community mourning his departure.
Among those profoundly affected are the cast members of "Friends," who shared a decade-long bond with the Canadian-American actor. In the aftermath of his passing, they collectively and individually conveyed heartfelt sentiments to honor his memory.
Jennifer Aniston, Perry's close friend and colleague, recently addressed his passing in an interview with Variety. During the conversation, she delved into Perry's final days and shared her thoughts on how he would want to be remembered.
When questioned by fellow actress Reese Witherspoon about Perry's legacy, Aniston expressed a desire for him to be remembered as happy and healthy. She revealed, "He was happy. He was healthy. He had stopped smoking. He was getting in shape. He was happy, that's all I know."
Aniston disclosed that on the very day of Perry's demise, she had been exchanging text messages with him. "I was literally texting him that morning. Funny Matty. He didn't feel pain. He wasn't fighting. He was happy," she said.
Emphasizing Perry's positive strides in health and well-being, Aniston highlighted his hard work and perseverance in the face of challenges. "He was in a chase. He worked very hard. He really faced a difficult situation. I miss him so much. We all do. Wow, he made us laugh a lot," she added.
In the interview, Aniston acknowledged the global outpouring of tributes from the media, fellow actors, and fans dedicated to Perry. She reflected on his beauty and expressed a hope that he could feel the profound love extended to him. Aniston also touched upon Perry's distinctive dialect, praising how it contributed to creating a unique world: "I also have to say that I think Matthew Perry's dialect, the way he spoke, created a completely different world. In a way, we follow his example. He just added something to our joy."
