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Matthew Perry says there is hardly any chance of a 'Friends' reunion.
The 45-year-old actor - who played Chandler Bing in the sitcom for ten years - has admitted that there's been no "real talk" about the cast reprising their roles because all the stories have already been told.
He said: "Listen, there's always talk about a reunion, but there's no real talk about that. There's been no talk about a reunion.
"We try to get together and have dinner once in a while, and even that's hard to do! We've just told all the stories that needed to be told. We told 237 of them."
The '17 Again' star also believes he will never be able to top the television sitcom with any future work he does.
He shared: "I didn't envision living past 2000 so I had no idea [how big 'Friends' would get].
"I never really thought about the future and I had no idea I would ever be involved in something as big as 'Friends' and I will never be involved in anything as big as 'Friends' ever again because TV is so different now."
Despite no plans for a reunion, Matthew is glad the characters' stories can appeal to a new generation.
He told reporters at a press junket for his new CBS sitcom 'The Odd Couple': "That's what's interesting is that it's reaching a whole new audience.
"Younger people are now watching it and saying that it stands the test of time because we didn't do too many topical jokes, which makes it good."

Eddie Redmayne cut his honeymoon short to attend the Golden Globes.
The 33-year-old actor - who won the gong for Best Actor (Drama) at the awards ceremony in Beverly Hills last night (11.01.15) - revealed him and his new wife, Hannah Bagshawe, ended their holiday early so they could attend the show.
He told E! News: "We should still be on honeymoon!"
During his acceptance speech for the accolade - which he won for his performance as Stephen Hawking in 'The Theory Of Everything', - he praised the family, thanking them for "entrusting" their story to the film's cast and crew.
He said: "Stephen, Jane, Jonathan and the Hawking family allowed us into their lives and entrusted us with their story, and getting to spend time with Stephen Hawking, who despite all of the obstacles put in his way has lived passionately and fully and with great humour, was one of the great, great honours of my life."
In his speech, the 'Les Misérables' star also thanked the Hollywood Foreign Press Association - the organisation behind the Golden Globes - for giving him and his wife a memorable night and a great end to their honeymoon.
He added: "The sunshine wasn't so great today, but I thank you and I thank the HFPA for giving me and us a night at the end of our honeymoon we will remember."

Jennifer Aniston "felt like a kid" at the Golden Globes.
The 'Cake' actress - who lost out to Julianne Moore for the Best Actress in a Drama award - admitted that felt incredibly relaxed before the ceremony, which took place in Beverly Hills last night (11.01.15).
When asked if she felt the pressure of being nominated for such a prestigious award, she said: "Who wants to be crazy and stressed out on a day like today?
"I feel like a kid!"
The 45-year-old actress also admitted she was very glad that her year turned out to be "zen".
She added to NBC's pre-show: "It's been a pretty zen year - and thankfully."
Jennifer may have felt like a kid at the ceremony - but the 'Friends' star - who is engaged to Justin Theroux - recently slammed people for "pressuring" her into having children of her own.
She said previously: "I don't like [the pressure] that people put on me, on women - that you've failed yourself as a female because you haven't procreated. I don't think it's fair.
"You may not have a child come out of your vagina, but that doesn't mean you aren't mothering - dogs, friends, friends' children.
"This continually is said about me: that I was so career-driven and focused on myself; that I don't want to be a mother, and how selfish that is."

Katherine Heigl had to "sneak" onto the Golden Globes' red carpet one year.
The '27 Dresses' star - who presented an award at the star-studded ceremony last night (11.01.14) - has revealed that in the past, she had to work her way onto the red carpet.
She recalled: "I was just thinking about the first time I had to sneak onto the carpet.
"I wasn't invited to the show - but 'Grey's Anatomy' was nominated so I like snuck on, did the photos and then like snuck off.
"It's so fun to be back now in a totally different capacity."
The 36-year-old actress - who stunned in a navy Zac Posen gown - also praised the designer for helping find a dress that fits her "fuller figure".
She told E! News: "He just knows how to do [dresses] for my fuller figure.
"It's a good fabric. It's like Spanx, [it] just sucks it in."
Meanwhile, Katherine recently hit back at claims that she is "difficult" to work with.
When asked about the rumours, she wrote in a Q & A on her Facebook page: "Yeah, I've heard those too ... honestly I don't think I am ... nothing makes me more uncomfortable than confrontation or hurting someone's feelings and I would never, ever, actively do so on purpose.
"Of course just like any human being, I've made mistakes and unwittingly or carelessly spoken or acted but I always try to make any wrong right."
She added: "That doesn't mean I won't stand up for myself by drawing boundaries and asking to be treated kindly and respectfully but I don't do that with any rude or unkind intentions, just with the same strength and honesty I think every one of us is entitled to."

Jennifer Lopez doesn't go on dates.
The 'On The Floor' hitmaker - whose divorce from Marc Anthony was finalised last year - has admitted that she doesn't like dating and "just kind of meets people".
Speaking to gossip site PerezHilton.com, she revealed: "I don't date. I don't go on dates. I kind of just meet people and then..."
Her 'The Boy Next Door' co-star, Ryan Guzman added: "I meet people through work, through friends, through Twitter randomly."
Jennifer then quipped: "I hear this goes on Twitter all the time."
Meanwhile, the 45-year-old singer previously revealed that she thinks it's "really great" being single.
She said: "I'm single right now. I think being on my own has been really great for me.
"There was a time where I was just like 'Ehhh, I'm just not going to deal with anybody, I just want to be on my own.' Now I'm getting back into the mix. For right now, I just have no announcements to make."
The 'Booty' hitmaker also admitted that her recent divorce from Marc was tough, revealing that she felt like she was "going to die" when it happened.
She said: "I remember being on the set and being in my dressing room and not feeling like I could get up in the morning and there's just no pain like that. There's no pain or failure like going through a divorce.
"That hope, that dream, that fairytale, with that first time that dream gets blown to pieces, you feel like you're going to die.
"You feel like you failed. You feel like no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't make it work."

Lena Dunham thinks dating app Tinder is a "tool for murder".
The 28-year-old actress - who has been dating Jack Antonoff since 2012 - admitted she is "scared" by the matchmaking mobile application because she thinks it could be used by certain people to help them kill rather than to search for a potential partner.
Speaking in a PEOPLE.com video, she said: "Tinder scares me.
"I ... wait, it's not about being famous, it's not about anything, it's not about being in a committed relationship, I believe Tinder is a tool for murder."
The 'Girls' star also doesn't think social networking site Twitter is safe and last night (11.01.15) at the Golden Globes she vowed to quit the micro-blogging site after receiving death threats.
But she was still on the social networking site shortly after making the comments and confused her 1.97 million followers by sending a tweet about the ceremony at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Los Angeles.
She wrote: "Oh don't worry @markruffalo just caught me googling myself #goldenglobes (sic)"
Earlier today (12.01.15), Lena clarified that she had in fact uninstalled the Twitter app from her phone and managed to send a message from her own account by asking one of her pals to do it on her behalf.
She wrote: "I deleted Twitter from my phone and sometimes send a tweet to a friend I trust to post if I'm out and about and wanna share (sic)"
The star then called for safer social networking sites and apologised to her supporters for any confusion.
She tweeted: "We gotta create systems that make us feel safe. Sorry I confused you aka who cares (sic)"

George Clooney thinks awards shows are "not fair" to women.
The 'Monuments Men' actor wore the tuxedo he donned for his September wedding to wife Amal at last night's (11.01.15) Golden Globe Awards and says it was much easier for him to decide what to wear than for his wife, as there is so much attention paid to females on the red carpet.
He said backstage at the Beverly Hilton hotel: "I'm wearing my wedding tux.
"I was talking with Don Cheadle [about this] -- guys just have it so much easier. It's honestly not fair.
"Amal was looking at dresses last night still, trying to figure out what she was going to wear and I was watching the football game. Two o'clock this afternoon, I was still watching football and she's... It's not fair to women these award shows."
Earlier in the evening, the 53-year-old actor paid tribute to his wife as he picked up the Cecil B. DeMille Award for an outstanding contribution to entertainment.
He said: "I've had a pretty good year myself...
"Listen: It's a humbling thing when you find someone to love - even better when you've been waiting your whole life. And when your whole life is 53 years, Amal, whatever alchemy it is that brought us together, I couldn't be more proud to be your husband."

Ricky Gervais has apologised for mispronouncing Quvenzhane Wallis' name at the Golden Globe awards.
The 'Extras' star called the 'Annie' actress 'Quaven Johhny' as he read out the nominees for Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical but insisted he hadn't made as big a gaffe as John Travolta did at the 2014 Oscars, when he introduced 'Let It Go' singer Idina Menzel as 'Adele Dazeem'.
He told 'Access Hollywood': "They [awards producers] told me it was like 'Revenge-Johnny, Quaven-Johhny' they told me that.
"I apologise to her and anyone else with that name. I did better than John Travolta though, didn't I?! Gimme that! Nine out of ten? Everybody's a critic!"
The 53-year-old comic didn't initially realise he had mispronounced the 11-year-old actress' name as he told the audience he had been practicing to avoid having a "John Travolta moment".
Speaking on stage at the Beverly Hilton Hotel after reading the list of nominees, he said: "I've been practicing saying that last night, so I don't have a John Travolta moment, but I got away with it.
"I still watch that on YouTube, it's brilliant, it's just brilliant!"

Jack Nicholson would love "one last romance".
The 77-year-old actor - who had an on/off relationship with actress Anjelica Huston throughout the late 1970s and 1980s and has been married once, to Sandra Knight from 1962 to 1968 - dreams of having another partner but admits he isn't "very realistic" about finding the right woman.
He said: "I would love that one last romance. But I'm not very realistic about it happening. What I can't deny is my yearning."
Jack - who has four children, Jennifer Nicholson, 51, Honey Hollman, 33, Lorraine Nicholson, 24, and 22-year-old Ray Nicholson - lives in a Mulholland Drive mansion in southern California but his kids are said to be trying to convince him to downsize.
A source told America's Closer Weekly magazine: "He's afraid of dying alone in that house. They've been encouraging him to downsize and move into a more manageable place in Beverly Hills."
Jack admitted four years ago that he used to feel "oddly irresistible to women" but no longer sees himself like that way and he doesn't feel comfortable trying to chat up a woman in public because he is too old.
Speaking in 2011, he said: "I'm definitely still wild at heart. But I've struck bio-gravity. I can't hit on women in public any more. I didn't decide this; it just doesn't feel right at my age.
"If men are honest, everything they do and everywhere they go is for a chance to see women. There were points in my life where I felt oddly irresistible to women. I'm not in that state now and that makes me sad.
"But I also believe that a lot of the improvements in my character have come through ageing and the diminishing of powers. It's all a balancing act; you just have to get used to the ride."