Gabrielle Union to host all black Friends reading

Jane Sibbett who essayed the role of Ross Gellar’s ex-wife Carol from Friends, but she was actually in the running to play another character on the show. In a new interview with Australia’s News.com.au, the actress revealed that she almost played Rachel Green.

The Friends reunion at HBO Max is still on a break, but you can get your fix tonight at 9 p.m. ET with a live Zoom table read of the hit sitcom featuring an all-Black cast, Deadline reports.

Friends has been reimagined with an all-Black cast for a new table read – see footage below.The event, held on Zoom last night (September 22), was the second in a new table read series called Zoom Where It Happens.The table read featured an all-star cast, including This Is Us‘ Sterling K Brown, who played Ross, First Wives Club star Ryan Michelle Bathe as Rachel and Orange Is The New Black‘s Uzo Aduba taking on the role of Phoebe.The event was set up to support Michelle Obama’s non-profit

Twitter was absolutely in love with everything about the Zoom Where It Happens event tonight, which saw an all-Black cast do a live reading of Friends‘ “The One Where It Never Happened” episode.

Gabrielle Union hosted an all-Black “Friends” with an all-star cast.

' most iconic episodes on Tuesday.During the «Zoom Where It Happens» event, the actors performed «The One Where No One's Ready.» Brown played Ross, while Bathe, his real-life wife, was Rachel. Aduba portrayed Phoebe, Sampson was Joey, Pope played Chandler and Hinds interpreted Monica.

' most iconic episodes on Tuesday.During the «Zoom Where It Happens» event, the actors performed «The One Where No One's Ready.» Brown played Ross, while Bathe, his real-life wife, was Rachel. Aduba portrayed Phoebe, Sampson was Joey, Pope played Chandler and Hinds interpreted Monica.

the announcement that an all-Black cast featuring Sterling K.

Jennifer Aniston brought out her red carpet best, even if the Emmys are being conducted virtually tonight. The actress wore a sleeveless black dress with diamonds on the Emmy stage, where she served as the night's first in-person presenter.

2020 Emmy nominee after two previous wins — will play Ross Gellar in a re-imagining of “Friends” with an all-black cast.Live on Zoom on Tuesday, September 22, at 6 p.m. EST, fans of the hit NBC sitcom will get to see their favorite show like never before.

Friends is getting reimagined. Gabrielle Union is set to host an all-Black cast reading of the infamous show that starred Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer.

. On Tuesday, the actors will come together for a virtual table read of the sitcom's season 3 episode, «The One Where No One’s Ready.»Brown will play Ross, while his wife, Bathe, will play Rachel.

Gabrielle Union will host an all-black cast reading of Friends, following a similar revamp of the sitcom Golden Girls.The event, hosted by Salli Richardson Whitfield, will also star Sterling K Brown, Ryan Bathe, Uzo Adbua, Aisha Hinds, Kendrick Sampson and Jeremy Pope.It will take place on Tuesday 22 September from 11pm – midnight GMT, and spotlight the non-partisan voter registration organisation, When We All Vote.The description on the event page reads: “Join us for another night of TV unlike

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorCall this “The One with the Diverse Cast.” Sterling K. Brown, Uzo Aduba, Ryan Bathe, Aisha Hinds, Kendrick Sampson and Jeremy Pope are set for an online Friends table read Tuesday.

Gabrielle Union is hosting an all-Black “Friends” with an all-star cast.

An all-black reading of Friends is happening!

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorThe Emmys may have had a “Friends” reunion with Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow and Courteney Cox, but Tuesday night the celebrated sitcom is getting revamped for a new generation.Gabrielle Union is hosting an all-Black cast reading  of “Friends.” The star-studded Salli Richardson-Whitfield-directed event, taking place Tuesday from 6 p.m.-7 p.m. ET at Zoom Where It Happens, will feature Sterling K.