Outpouring of support for actor who played Friends star ‘Gunther’ after stage-four cancer diagnosis

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James Michael Tyler, who became famous for playing the sarcastic coffee house employee Gunther on "Friends," has been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. Tyler revealed his diagnosis in an appearance on the "Today" show on Monday, and confessed that he fears he is "probably" going to lose his cancer battle.

Friends actor James Michael Tyler has revealed he has stage four prostate cancer and can no longer walk. The actor, who played fan favourite Central Perk waiter Gunther, revealed that his health prevented him from taking part in the recent Friends reunion in person.

Friends actor James Michael Tyler has revealed that he is battling stage four prostate cancer.The actor, who played Central Perk manager Gunther on the hit sitcom, told TODAY that the diagnosis came in 2018 during a routine check-up, though the cancer has now advanced to his bones.“I was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, which had spread to my bones,” he said. “I’ve been dealing with that diagnosis for almost the past three years… It’s stage four [now].

William Earl James Michael Tyler, who portrayed Central Perk employee Gunther on “Friends,” has revealed his Stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis. He shared the news on “Today” on Monday morning.“I was 56 years old at the time, and they screen for PSA, which is prostate-specific antigen,” Tyler said.

James Michael Tyler, the actor best known for playing coffee shop worker Gunther on Friends, has revealed that he has prostate cancer. Tyler was diagnosed back in 2018, but had kept his diagnosis private until a new interview with Today.

Sad news from the Friends cast.

James Michael Tyler, the actor who played Gunther on “Friends”, opened up about his struggle with prostate cancer on “Today” Monday.