Hysterical Matthew Perry Parodies “Friends” Intro: Must See Video

We are all heartbroken with the news of the passing of Matthew Perry over the weekend. To remember the good times, you MUST SEE as Matthew Perry parodies the iconic "Friends" intro, that has resurfaced.

Tributes from all of the world are pouring in from fans, and friends of the iconic Friends actor. While we await the toxicology report, reports say there was no foul play or drugs present.

According to Fox News:

"we won't know until the toxicology is performed, given his history of problems with alcohol and drug abuse. But the fact that he was found in a hot tub raises issues immediately about drowning or even heat stroke.'

Perry was reported to be sober since 2021.  According to a 2022 New York Times interview, promoting his number one best seller memoir,  Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing. While promoting his book last year he said he wanted to be remembered for not Friends, but for helping others get sober. He said he came so close to death, he never had wanted to be in that place ever again. The book has stunning revelations. Perry said he could not watch repeats of Friends, because he was so skinny, he remembered what drug he was on.

The remaining Friends cast, Courtney Cox, David Schwimmer, Jennifer Aniston, Matt LeBlanc and Lisa Kudrow members released a joint statement:

"All us are all so utterly devastated by the loss of Matthew. We were more than just cast mates. We are a family," their statement reads. "There is so much to say, but right now we’re going to take a moment to grieve and process this unfathomable loss."

Maggie Wheeler, the actress who portrayed Janice on Friends posted this on social media:

While Matthew may be gone, his legacy of amazing entertainment remains. His wish to be remembered as helping others break their addictions, will now take center stage in the backdrop of his passing. So Matthew, your wish may come true.

Let's remember the good times. Get ready to laugh again, as Matthew Perry parodies "Friends." You may need to maximize the video on the "play bar."

Found on Instagram, @friendsresidence

It’s amazing to see what people will pay at auction for Hollywood movie props. We put together the seven most expensive movie props ever sold at auction. Most of these are from iconic movies and are familiar to any movie buff.

We are not talking about items you see people drag into the store on Pawn Stars. We’re talking about super high priced props that will cost you millions to own.

There’s something about these iconic Hollywood props that make people want to pay so much for. Some people collect them in the hopes that their value will continue to rise. Others want them in their personal collection and are able to afford them. I can imagine, going into a very large mansion, and seeing a Hollywood prop that you recognize from a movie would be very exciting and a great conversation piece.

If you have watched enough pawn, stars on the history channel, then you know that people will collect anything. Seeing what people bring into the store to pawn is the reason the show has been on the air for as long as it has. We have a fascination with what is the worth of these collectibles. Of course another popular show is Antique Roadshow on PBS.

That show has been on the air for decades, and is not slowing down anytime soon. The items that people bring can be worth millions or pennies. And that’s why we continue to watch in the hopes of somebody striking it rich with an item they purchased at a yard sale or found in Nana’s attic when she moved away to the nursing home.

AVClub.com put together a list of the most expensive movie props ever sold at auctions:

From the first Star Wars movie that came out in 1977, almost any prop from this movie is going to be worth a galaxy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MF7JH_54d8c
From the movie that most critics put on the top 5 films ever made that came out in 1942. We hope that who ever owns the piano knows how to play it.

From 1964 starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison the classic dress is iconic and hopefully displayed in a place where people can enjoy seeing it.

From 1941 another Humphrey Bogart film featuring an iconic prop of the Maltese Falcon itself. If you haven't seen this classic movie, you should check it out. It's quintessential Bogey.

From 1955 it's the white dress that blows up when the great Marilyn Monroe stands over a subway grate and exposes her more than we are expecting to see. There have been lots of attempts to duplicate Marilyn, but no one ever pulls it off quite like her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxQ9GG6hUDM
From 1956 it is widely considered to be the first serious Sci-Fi film. Shot in color and featuring an all star cast that were all over shadowed by the great Robby the Robot. It looks like it uses dryer vent tubes for arms, but we can forgive that. A must see on a Saturday afternoon when there's nothing else to do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovnEMnJC82Q
From 1964 and considered to be Sean Connery's finest Bond movie Goldfinger the car stole the show with many gadgets and of course the passenger ejection seat. It was also used in the next Bond thriller Thunderball. A prop worthy of it's price tag for sure.