After the death of Chandler’s interpreter, fans of the series gathered on the corner where the remembered apartment where a large part of the sitcom scenes took place was located.
Shocked by death Matthew Perryfans of Friends They concentrated on the iconic corner of West Village in New York, one of the characteristic places of the series. The actor, who played Chandler Bing during the ten seasons of the sitcom, was one of the audience’s favorites and He was fired this afternoon after being found dead on Saturday night at his home in Los Angeles.
Despite the rain, hundreds of followers came to the famous corner to Leave flowers and some messages in reference to phrases of the character from the series.
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Farewell to Matthew Perry: what fans said
“I’m sure that You can find stories of people who move to New York for ‘Friends“said Chris Triebel, 39, who leads guided tours focused on television series and movies shot in the city and who attended the rally.
For its part, Taylor Lanthier26 years old, assured that “grew up watching it” and who added: “He had a very important role in my life and always made me laugh a lot. It is sad to learn of his death.” In the same sense he expressed: “Chandler He’s a funny guy. Is loving. He is someone very dedicated to his friends and That’s what I think Matthew was too.“.
“I just wanted to pay my respects,” he said and placed a yellow rose next to a note left by someone else that read, “Thank you for all the laughs.”
The neighborhood of West Village It became a place of interest for people of all generations, who have been making the journey to the building for years.
“It’s just a happy show,” says Eva, a 16-year-old student who came to the rally because she lived nearby. “It was something I watched when I was sad or just wanted to laugh for a while.“.
Source: Ambito
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