Matthew Perry, our dear Chandler Bing, passes away at  54

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Matthew Perry, better known as Chandler Bing from the hit television series Friends, passed away at 54. All of social media is currently lamenting an unexpected demise. At the same time, Matthew Perry’s fans are still in shock. Matthew Perry was a phenomenal actor best known for his part in Friends. Matthew Perry received an Emmy nomination for his role and for two more appearances as an associate White House counsel on The West Wing. 

Matthew Perry, greatly known as Chandler Bing, was found in his jacuzzi at the time of his sudden demise. 

Matthew Perry’s death at his Los Angeles home on Saturday, apparently from drowning, was first reported by the Los Angeles Times and celebrity website TMZ.  Matthew Perry’s death was confirmed by unidentified sources cited by both outlets. 

Matthew Perry was an extraordinarily gifted actor and an indelible part of the Warner Bros Television Group family,” the company said in a statement.  His remarkable sense of humour made a lasting impression on people all around the world, and his legacy will always be cherished in the hearts of many. We send our condolences to his family, loved ones, and all of his ardent supporters on this terrible day.” 

According to his representative and law enforcement sources, at 4:07, a water emergency call was made to 911.  The Associated Press sent messages to law enforcement and the representatives requesting comment, but they did not immediately respond. After a thorough investigation, Perry’s death was later confirmed. After starring in a New York friend group with Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, Lisa Kudrow, and David Schwimmer for ten seasons of Friends, Matthew Perry became one of Hollywood’s most well-known actors.  

Chandler, played by Schwimmer as Ross’s close friend, was a quick-witted, insecure, and neurotic roommate of LeBlanc’s Joey. He was always ready to chip in with a well-timed joke or remark like “Could this be any more awkward?” during the antics on the show.

Matthew Perry was born in Williamstown, Massachusetts. His mother, Suzanne, worked as Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau’s press secretary and is married to Dateline correspondent Keith Morrison. His father is actor John Bennett Perry.

According to the sources, Matthew Perry was an alcoholic who was open about it on social media. In his million-dollar memoir, which was published in 2022, he wrote about his addiction. Friends ran from 1994 to 2004 and won one Emmy for Best Comedy Series in 2002. For later seasons, the cast famously banded together to obtain a salary of $1 million per episode. At the Friends finale, Chandler’s marriage to Cox’s Monica reflects the journey of the main cast from single New Yorkers trying to figure out their lives to several of them getting married and starting families. 

Matthew Perry recalls reading the script of Friends for the first time in his memoir. He is transported back in time as he writes about how he felt about his character, Chandler Bing, which was created for him. Chandler represented his entire life to him, and it appeared as if someone had been stalking him in order to create a character just like him. 

At the time, Perry’s struggle with addiction and a strong desire to please audiences was unknown. “Friends was massive.  I could not put that in jeopardy. The script was excellent. My co-stars were wonderful.  The screenplays were excellent. In his memoir, he stated, “I was struggling with my addictions, which only made me feel more ashamed of myself, even though I loved everything about the show.” “Everyone was unaware of the secret I had,” he said.

By his fellow actors, the actor was described as whip-smart, sarcastic, sensitive, sweet, and rational. 

In addition to being a truly exceptional actor, Matthew Perry was also a fantastic friend to his co-stars and anyone else who had the honour of working with him.  It is true that we lost a great performer who never failed to make us laugh with his amazing performances, and he will be missed for his role as Chandler Bing.

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