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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.

You might recognize Jane Sibbett as Ross Gellar’s ex-wife Carol from Friends, but she was actually in the running to play another character on the show.

Sterling K. Brown paid a virtual visit to Global‘s “The Talk” on Tuesday, and discussed that night’s live Zoom reimagining of “Friends”, in which Black actors will play the Central Perk Six for a script reading.

2020 Emmys.“Of course I’m here, we live together,” joked Cox, 56, to show host Jimmy Kimmel after coming into the shot during his interview with Aniston, who is nominated for an Emmy for her role in “The Morning Show.”“We’ve been roommates since 1994, Jimmy,” said Aniston, 51, continuing the joke.Cox and Aniston played roommates Monica Gellar and Rachel Green on the hit NBC sitcom “Friends,” which ran on NBC from 1994 to 2004.Lisa Kudrow, who played Phoebe Buffay, also hopped in on the skit,

Ulta.Makeup brand Revolution Beauty is behind the brand-new makeup line collaboration, available exclusively at Ulta. The colorful collection features eyeshadow palettes and creamy bullet lipsticks that are inspired by the show's iconic female characters: Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston), Monica Geller (Courteney Cox) and Phoebe Buffay (Lisa Kudrow).

Millie Bobby Brown is channeling Rachel Green! Ahead of Sunday's Emmy Awards, released their 2020 Television Portfolio in which some of TV's biggest stars dressed up as a character from shows they've been watching in quarantine.In Brown's pics, which were shot by her brother, Charlie Brown, the 16-year-old star dons a plaid skirt and a cream turtleneck.For Brown — whose show, , is nominated for Outstanding Drama Series at this year's awards show — dressing as Jennifer Aniston's character was an

Ulta.Makeup brand Revolution Beauty is behind the brand-new makeup line collaboration, available exclusively at Ulta. The colorful collection features eyeshadow palettes and creamy bullet lipsticks that are inspired by the show's iconic female characters: Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston), Monica Geller (Courteney Cox) and Phoebe Buffay (Lisa Kudrow).

Ulta.Makeup brand Revolution Beauty is behind the brand-new makeup line collaboration, available exclusively at Ulta. The colorful collection features eyeshadow palettes and creamy bullet lipsticks that are inspired by the show's iconic female characters: Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston), Monica Geller (Courteney Cox) and Phoebe Buffay (Lisa Kudrow).

ageless Breck Girl next door — but this now-veteran actress is nobody’s victim.Sure, the beloved former “Friends” star was typecast after a decade (1994-2004) as spoiled rich chick Rachel Green on NBC’s “must-see TV” sitcom, followed by another decade-plus of retread movie rom-coms — some smash hits, others total stinkers, often co-starring fellow slummers Adam Sandler and Jason Bateman.Despite six previous Emmy noms (and one 2002 win) for comedy, armchair critics reveled in flooding social

Ulta.Makeup brand Revolution Beauty is behind the brand-new makeup line collaboration, available exclusively at Ulta. The colorful collection features eyeshadow palettes and creamy bullet lipsticks that are inspired by the show's iconic female characters: Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston), Monica Geller (Courteney Cox) and Phoebe Buffay (Lisa Kudrow).

Ever fantasised about becoming Rachel Green? We certainly have. When it comes to 90s beauty, Friends, one of the most popular TV series of all time, had us all busting out our brushes to recreate Monica, Phoebe and Rachel’s most iconic make-up moments.

Friends in 2001, in which Aniston played Rachel Green. At the time, they were only a year into their marriage.

Jennifer Aniston is opening up about the delay in the Friends reunion, that was pushed back again amid the pandemic, by HBO Max.

Comedian Bryan Callen is taking a “leave of absence” from his podcast after being accused of multiple instances of sexual assault and misconduct in a Los Angeles Times expose.The Goldbergs castmember hit headlines on Friday, when four women came forward with claims of the 53-year-old’s alleged inappropriate behaviour.The incidents date back to 1999, when Callen is accused of raping actress Kathyrn Fiore Tigerman at his Los Angeles home, following a night out.

Bryan Callen, a standup comic and star of ABC’s The Goldbergs has been accused of sexual misconduct and sexual assault by four women according to a Los Angeles Times report published July 31. The 53-year-old is facing a slew of allegations, dating back to 1999, when he allegedly raped a young actor named Katherine Fiore Tigerman.

Bryan Callen, known for his roles on “The Goldbergs” and its spinoff “Schooled”, is the subject of a bombshell report in the Los Angeles Times in which four women accuse him of varying degrees of sexual misconduct.

Bryan Callen, known for his roles on “The Goldbergs” and its spinoff “Schooled”, is the subject of a bombshell report in the Los Angeles Times in which four women accuse him of varying degrees of sexual misconduct.

Will Thorne Staff WriterBryan Callen, a standup comedian and star of ABC’s “The Goldbergs,” has been accused of sexual assault and misconduct by four women in a report published by the Los Angeles Times.Callen is alleged to have raped Katherine Fiore Tigerman, an actor and comedian whose credits include the TBS series “Wedding Band,” in 1999.

David Schwimmer is ready to settle the great debate over whether his character, Ross Geller, and Ross' "lobster," Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston), were actually "on a break" on Friends. The issue has plagued the Central Perk faithful for years, to the point where TV Guide had to break down every shred of evidence to come to our own conclusion on the matter.

David Schwimmer is weighing in on one of the most intense Friends debates.

Jennifer Aniston has many doppelgängers but this one’s up there with the best.

Ross Geller and Rachel Green will reunite …it’s just a matter of when. ”

Jennifer Aniston has urged fans to wear a mask to halt the spread of coronavirus, saying the issue has been “politicised at the expense of peoples’ lives”.

The Hollywood Reporter’s Roundtable for drama actresses, she said that she found it difficult to leave the role behind when the show concluded as people only recognised her as the iconic character.‘I could not get Rachel Green off my back for the life of me. I could not escape – “It’s just Rachel from Friends.

Kristen Bell and Jenny Slate are stepping down from their respective animated TV gigs on Apple TV+‘s Central Park and Netflix‘s Big Mouth.

Ever since the 25th anniversary of Friends, the six cast members - Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer - are talking more and more about their memorable time on Friends. Moreover, the six famous actors will be reuniting after more than a decade since the iconic sitcom ended for a reunion special.

When the Friends theme song said “I’ll be there for you,” they meant FOREVER. 

Jennifer Aniston is opening up about what life was really like for her after a 10-year run on Friends as Rachel Green.

Jennifer Aniston recently recalled a time in her life when her most famous acting role was all-consuming. The 51-year-old “Friends” star came clean to The Hollywood Reporter during the magazine’s Drama Actress Roundtable about the challenge of prying away her sitcom persona of Rachel after the show had achieved peak popularity.

Jennifer Aniston became a household name when she landed the role of Rachel Green in Friends, but the character proved to be a double-edged sword for her career.“I could not get Rachel Green off of my back for the life of me,” the We’re the Millers star, 51, told the Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday, June 24, as part of the outlet’s Drama Actress Roundtable discussion.

Jennifer Aniston just wanted a break from Rachel Green! The 51-year-old star opened up on 's Drama Actress Roundtable about trying to escape the sitcom role that shot her to stardom. «I could not get Rachel Green off of my back for the life of me. I could not escape Rachel from, just Rachel from, it's on all the time and you're just like, 'Stop playing this f**king show,'» Aniston quipped.

 Jennifer Aniston  has only been on Instagram for less than a year, but she’s already amassed more than 34 million followers. Showing her sense of humor, the iconic star couldn’t help joining the latest social media challenge that’s suddenly taken over everyone’s feeds.

Ramin Setoodeh New York Bureau ChiefIn the early ’90s, Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow met for the first time at the table read for “Friends.” They didn’t know it at the time, but the two characters that they were be playing — Aniston’s Rachel Green and Kudrow’s Phoebe Buffay — would become two of the most beloved in TV history.In an interview for Variety‘s Actors on Actors issue, on newsstands this week, Aniston and Kudrow discussed their current TV roles.

Jennifer Aniston delighted her fans this week after becoming the latest celebrity to take part in the viral gender face swap challenge. The Friends star took to Instagram to share a series of photos of herself as her character Rachel Green from the hit sitcom, which had been created by fan account @friends_season, and wrote alongside them: "Had to." The Hollywood star also wrote that her male name was 'Richard Green', paying another nod to her alter-ego.

Around the time that Mr. & Mrs. Smith was releasing, Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston were still very much a married couple. It was also the same year when Jennifer Aniston had to bid farewell to her most iconic character to date, Rachel Green, as Friends had its one last hurrah in 2004. Before Brangelina came into existence we had Brad and Jennifer as America's sweethearts. However, it was a tag that both Pitt and Aniston wanted to run away from.

"We were on a break!" Those five words would became the most oft-repeated and controversial phrase to ever come from Friends during and after its epic 10-season run at NBC.