Every actor in this ensemble cast has a flair for comedy, but when Oprah asked who would be considered "class clown," the verdict was unanimous: Matthew Perry.
"On his own, without writers or anything, [Matthew] is the funniest person from the time he wakes up to the time he goes to bed. I think he may be the funniest person I've ever met." — Courteney Cox Arquette
The cast admitted they will all have a very emotional, difficult time leaving the show behind, and the last week of filming the finale will be particularly sad.
Courteney: I think Jennifer probably won't be able to breathe. She started [crying] the first day we got here this year. It will probably be the most emotional week we go through ever.
Matthew: I think we will all be consoling each other. Jennifer is, you know, 'this is the last bagel I'm going to eat on the second day of rehearsal.' There's a lot of stuff like that!
There have been hundreds of memorable Friends moments and picking their personal favorites was no easy task. She might have been Ross' sister, but when Chandler and Monica finally decided to make it official, the usual Friends hi-jinx and hilarity was put aside for one of the most tender moments on a sitcom.
Courteney: The favorite part for me to play or be a part of is when I asked Chandler to marry me.
Matthew: I agree with Courteney. That scene where we decided to get married is up there for me.
What Oprah noticed about the cast is that if you don't ask them by name to answer a question, they all courteously wait for the other person to answer. This cast is known for being famously friendly with each other on and off the set. It's that kind of chemistry that they believe has made them a success—they know their friendships will last a lifetime. We feel the love!