Friends Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Though the six main actors in the Friends cast have had successful careers since the sitcom ended, they'll always be remembered for their characters.
Friends is the popular sitcom created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman, released back in 1994 and ran for ten seasons. The show follows a group of six twentysomethings through their lives in New York City and their time spent between their two apartments and their local coffee shop. The show features several group members navigating tricky relationships with one another and comical misadventures.
Though the six main actors in the Friends cast have had successful careers since the sitcom ended, they'll always be remembered for their characters.
Friends guest star Olivia Williams discusses working on the popular sitcom, calling her experience on the show "alarming" and "harrowing."
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