“The first time I really got to embody the Rachel character was with The Good Girl,” said Jennifer Aniston.
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The cast of Friends is planning a reunion, which is expected to have a fall premiere date. Bob Greenblatt, Chairman of WarnerMedia Entertainment, stated that the plan is to still tape in front of a live studio audience as they did during the show’s 10-season run. They believe there is value in having a big, raucous live audience to experience the six great friends coming back together. With many shows turning to video technology to film reunions, the Friends cast wants to keep the authenticity of their original format. During a recent interview, Jennifer Aniston joked that she will not be Rachel, though she kind of is. While it is not clear exactly when the reunion will air, fans are excited to see their favorite characters back on screen together.
