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This source said: "Matthew turned up to the reunion and members of his team said that he had an emergency tooth procedure that day. That was said to impact his wellbeing and also how he was feeling. He had been in pain from what we understand, which caused the slurred speech. Obviously no one wants to film after a procedure, but it happened.

The feeling was one of huge sympathy for Matthew especially in recent days given how people have reacted online. Matthew has told those around him that he is sober, and there is no need to worry. It was great seeing him again," he said. I don't have any to say about that, except it was great to see him. And I think he's very funny on the show. But yes, I think he's OK. He seems stronger and better since the last time I saw him, and excited about going forward. Perry did, however, open up about something remarkable during the special, as seen in the next slide.

Although the Friends reunion was lighthearted and not-at-all deeply introspective, there were glimpses of the actors as real people, with Perry admitting he was especially vulnerable during the show's run. He admitted to having an "unhealthy" relationship with the audience's reaction during tapings. But I would sometimes say a line and they wouldn't laugh and I would sweat and just go into convulsions.

If I didn't get the laugh I was supposed to get, I would freak out. By Alek Korab. Getty Images. Read more. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info. Matthew, who played funnyman Chandler Bing from to , said he decided to intervene upon receiving a script. Matthew, who, along with co-stars David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox and Matt LeBlanc, was paid one million dollars per episode for the last two seasons, got his way and the plot was ditched.

The year-old was also asked about rumours that the cast had a "no sex" clause in their contracts. Unfortunately for fans desperate for a revival of the much-loved NBC show, Rachel Green actress Jennifer said she could not imagine a revamp happening today because of the advancements in technology.