David Schwimmer, one of the beloved cast members of the hit TV show Friends, has paid tribute to his late co-star Matthew Perry after his passing in October. Taking to Instagram, Schwimmer expressed his gratitude for the ten incredible years of laughter and creativity he shared with his friend, affectionately referring to him as "Matty." Schwimmer acknowledged Perry's incredible comedic timing and delivery, praising his ability to take a simple line of dialogue and transform it into something original and unexpectedly funny.
It is a skill that continues to astonish Schwimmer. He also recognized Perry's immense heart, which he generously shared with his co-stars, allowing them to create a family out of six strangers. Accompanying the tribute was an image from the 1998 episode, "The One With All the Thanksgivings," featuring Schwimmer's Ross and Perry's Chandler dressed in Miami Vice-style outfits.
Schwimmer admitted that the photo brought forth a mix of emotions, simultaneously making him smile and grieve.
They emphasized that their bond went beyond being just cast mates; they were a family. While there was much to say about the loss, they expressed their need to take a moment to grieve and process the unimaginable sorrow.
Jennifer Aniston, Matt LeBlanc, and Courteney Cox have all posted their own heartfelt messages, joining Schwimmer in celebrating their cherished memories of their friend and co-star. Schwimmer's tribute serves as a testament to the profound impact Perry had on his life and the lives of his Friends co-stars.
They will always remember him for his exceptional talent and his ability to bring laughter, joy, and heart into their lives.
