EntertainmentFriends: Why did Lisa Kudrow, Phoebe, ‘hate’ the audience during filming?In a guest appearance on the podcast Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend, Lisa Kudrow explained how audiences on TV shows don’t make sense, unlike in the theatertoday at 09:37

Despite being one of the most famous comedy series of Hollywood, Friends has some elements that some members of the cast did not like. Interpreter of Phoebe Buffay, Lisa Kudrow revealed how he began to dislike the presence of an audience during the recordings of the episodes.

During a podcast interview Conan O’Brien Needs A Friendpresented by Conan O’Brienthe artist recalled what it was like to act in the 10 seasons of the series, also starring Jennifer Aniston (Rachel Green), Matt LeBlanc (Joey Tribbiani) It is David Schwimmer (Ross Geller), Matthew Perry (Chandler Bing) It is Courteney Cox (Monica Geller)

Then, O’Brien remembered how Kudrow She has previously spoken about how she dislikes performing in front of a live audience. “Because they were laughing for too long. It wasn’t that funny. That’s why. It wasn’t an honest answer and it pissed me off,” the actress responded. “Now you’re ruining the timing for the rest of the show. There are other lines. Sometimes I would just look at them if they’d been laughing for too long and say, ‘Come on.’ Really mad.”

“A TV show is not for a studio audience. It’s for the viewers at home. That’s what we’re in service to,” he continued. “If it were a play, yes, laugh as much as you want. I’ll find things to keep my character busy waiting to continue. That’s fine.”