Lisa Kudrow finds a hidden note from Matthew Perry in a gift he gave her – NBC 6 South Florida

Originally appeared in MY! Online

Lisa Kudrow knows that the afternoon Matthew Perry He will be there for her even if he is no longer here.

He “Friends“ The student recently revealed that her co-star, who died in October 2023 from acute effects of ketamine —had given her a special note, but she didn’t discover it until after his death.

“Matthew gave that to me at the end of our last episode,” Kudrow said on the Jan. 7 episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show,” referring to a notable cookie jar item Perry had taken from the set. “I recently found the note he had for me. I didn’t open it or look inside. But yes, he did it. “I had a note there and I forgot about it.”

And although he did not reveal the contents of the note, Kudrow He added sentimentally: “Time is everything.”

The “No Good Deed” star, who also starred alongside David Schwimmer, Courtney Cox, Jennifer Aniston and Matt LeBlanc on “Friends,” he previously explained the meaning behind the gift, which is shaped like a clock and says “Cookie Time.”

“We were filming a scene years before we finished it,” Kudrow said during a 2020 appearance on Jimmy Kimmel live. “My phrase was: ‘Ohhh, I’m late.’ I’d better go,’ and it was too late when I realized I don’t have a watch. As the words came out, I said, ‘Oh, good thing there’s a clock,’ and I gestured toward him and said, ‘Oh, look at the time.’ “I’d better go.”

After the scene, she said Perry approached her and asked, “Did you point to the cookie jar and say, ‘Look at the time’?” The revelation caused the two to “laugh hysterically and cry.”

That kind of laugh is exactly what Kudrow — who shares a child Julian26 years old, with husband Michael Stern – will remember Perry after his unexpected death.

“Thank you for making me laugh so hard at something you said, my muscles hurt and tears ran down my face EVERY DAY,” he wrote in a November 2023 tribute post on instagram. “Thank you for your open heart in a six-way relationship that required compromise. And a lot of ‘talking’. Thank you for showing up to work when you weren’t well and then being completely brilliant.”