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Young working actor Matthew Perry scored in 1994 when he was cast in a little sitcom called Friends. Perry became a household name when the show about six New York City pals living, loving, and raising ducks was an instant smash hit. Perry was arguably the most charming one of them all, thanks to his portrayal of Chandler Bing, a relentlessly wisecracking, emotionally stunted office drone who deeply loved his best friend Joey (Matt Le Blanc) and his wife Monica (Courteney Cox). In other words, a lot of viewers saw themselves—or someone they knew—in Chandler. Viewers invited the Friends into their homes for ten seasons, and when the show ended in 2004, all six went their separate ways to varying levels of success. Perry's post-Friends resume is a bit more spotty than one would have suspected it to have been. Here's why Hollywood no longer uses Perry the way it should.

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