Overview
- Lisa Kudrow, in a Times of London interview published Tuesday, described writers hurling insults at actors during live-audience tapings of Friends.
- She said the mostly male room of about 12 to 15 writers stayed late discussing sexual fantasies about Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox.
- Kudrow said the six leads still receive roughly $20 million each per year in royalties from reruns and streaming.
- Her account echoes a 1999 complaint by assistant Amaani Lyle over sexual and racist comments, a case California courts dismissed in 2006.
- No new legal action or public responses from former writers have been reported in this round of coverage.