Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing

Author: Matthew Perry
Length: 250 pages
Publication Date: First published November 1, 2022
Book Summary: Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing
“Greetings, I am Matthew Perry, though you might recognize me under a different moniker. My friends affectionately refer to me as Matty. It’s important to note that I have faced near-death experiences.”
Thus begins the captivating narrative of celebrated actor Matthew Perry, chronicling his evolution from a young boy with dreams to a prominent figure in Hollywood, navigating the turbulent waters of addiction and the journey toward recovery following a serious health crisis. Before the recurrent hospital stays and rehabilitation stints, there existed a five-year-old Matthew, who transitioned from Montreal to Los Angeles, alternating between his divorced parents. At fourteen, he emerged as a nationally recognized tennis champion in Canada; by the age of twenty-four, he secured a much-coveted role as a lead in the acclaimed pilot originally titled Friends Like Us.
In this remarkable account, Matthew Perry offers insights only he could provide, narrating with a blend of humor, warmth, and authenticity. He candidly explores the complexities of his fractured family background, the relentless pursuit of recognition that propelled him to fame, and the profound emptiness he experienced, despite achieving his most cherished aspirations. Furthermore, he shares the tranquility he has discovered in sobriety and his reflections on the enduring legacy of Friends, recounting anecdotes about his fellow cast members and notable personalities he encountered.
Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing is a poignant memoir that balances intimacy with profound revelations, extending a supportive hand to those grappling with sobriety challenges. Unapologetically honest, deeply moving, and irresistibly humorous, this memoir is a remarkable contribution that fans have long awaited.
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