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"Hi, my name is Matthew, although you might know me by another name. My friends call me Matty. And I should be dead."
This is how the gripping story of acclaimed actor Matthew Perry begins, taking us along on his journey from his childhood ambition for fame to addiction and recovery, introducing us along the way to five-year-old Matthew, who traveled from Montreal to Los Angeles between his divorced parents; fourteen-year-old Matthew, who was a national-level tennis player in Canada; and twenty-four-year-old Matthew, who landed a leading role that everyone wanted, in the pilot of a series that everyone was talking about, which was then called Friends Like Us…
Narrating an incredible story as only he could, Matthew Perry brings to the forefront the broken family that raised him, the desire for recognition that made him famous, and the emptiness inside him that he couldn't fill even when his biggest dreams came true. He also describes the peace he has found in sobriety and how he feels about the sweeping success that Friends has known everywhere, sharing stories about his co-stars and other big stars he met along the way. Honest, self-aware, and with his unique humor, Perry vividly recounts his long struggle with addiction and the causes that fueled it, despite seeming to have it all.
The book Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing is introduced by Lisa Kudrow, his co-star on Friends. It is an unforgettable autobiography, as personal as it is enlightening – and a helping hand to anyone struggling to achieve sobriety. Unflinchingly honest, moving, and hilariously funny, this is the book Perry's fans have been waiting for.
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An unparalleled book with the fine humor of the unforgettable Matthiew Perry. If you start it, you won't be able to put it down, but it created a barrier for me. It took me a long time to watch Friends again. Not because the book refers to the series, but because you are troubled by the daily battle the author was fighting. I highly recommend it to those who especially fight their own personal battles.
Easy to read, but ultimately the reader doesn't learn anything new from what they already knew before reading it.
Detailed Analysis I found that it had more detail at the beginning, I found it very interesting that it mentioned the shots with the Crusher. Along the way, it spoiled it a bit, but overall I found it very interesting
As funny as he was with his friends or in his movies, the exact opposite happened in his personal life. It's a difficult book for me if you don't have a good mindset to read it because it brings you down a bit
Very nice book, you enjoy your time reading it. Hi, I'm Chandler, I make jokes when I'm uncomfortable.
Rip Chandler Muriel Bing. Sweet-bitter book with nice stories and real ones. I personally liked it and it has something to say, not just one-liners and jokes.
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Very touching to read the words of a person who speaks honestly about addiction
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