Friends star Courteney Cox thinks she's a bigger clean freak than Monica. The actress played the beloved character Monica Geller for 10 years on the NBC series from its debut in 1994 to its final season 2004. After 17 years off the air, Cox and the rest of the core Friends cast (Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry, David Schwimmer, Matt Le Blanc and Lisa Kudrow) came together again last year for HBO Max's Friends: The Reunion special.
The hit sitcom, created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman, revolved around six friends navigating love and life in the city of New York, highlighting the importance of chosen family. Though many elements of the show have not aged well, Friends was widely acclaimed during its time and garnered an impressive 62 Emmy nominations. Already in possession of several acting credits (Misfits of Science, Family Ties, and a Bruce Springsteen music video among them), Cox found her break-out role in Monica Gellar. Known for being fiercely competitive and fastidiously tidy, fans gave the character flack over these qualities and even Cox has previously said she worried about how people perceived Monica. However, in truth, Monica's many neurotic habits ultimately proved to be the traits that made her so loveable to many.
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Appearing recently on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Cox admitted to the host that she believes she is more of a clean freak than Monica. When asked whether the shared character trait was simply coincidental, Cox responded that her own organized and cleanly nature played a huge part in Monica's portrayal. Giving a real-life example, Cox told a story about Kimmel cutting tomatoes while making dinner at her L.A. home, spilling tomato juice all over
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