David Schwimmer Explains the Difficulty He Had Listening to the ‘Friends’ Theme Song
- David Schwimmer explained that listening to the theme song 'I'll Be There for You' from Friends was difficult due to its frequent play, describing it as 'a bit triggering.'
- He did not watch Friends after it ended in 2004, as he felt ready to move on after reliving the experience with his daughter.
- His perspective changed when his daughter, Cleo, discovered the show, leading to him hearing her laughter while watching.
- Despite his challenges, Schwimmer described his experience on Friends as 'an incredible, life-changing chapter' in his life and career.
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David Schwimmer Explains the Difficulty He Had Listening to the ‘Friends’ Theme Song
Actor David Schwimmer has admitted the theme song to Friends haunted him for years due to its overuse. Schwimmer, who began his acting career in 1989, rose to widespread fame five years later for his role as Ross Geller in the NBC sitcom Friends. A monumental hit and a cultural phenomenon across its ten-year run, the show’s ubiquity in the pop culture zeitgeist led to its theme song (The Rembrandts’ “I’ll Be There for You”) becoming just as re…
David Schwimmer Couldn’t Listen to the ‘Friends’ Theme Song for ‘Quite a While’ After Show Ended
No one told David Schwimmer that life after Friends would be this way. While the rest of the world was still singing along to Friends‘ iconic theme song (“I’ll Be There for You” by The Rembrandts) after the popular comedy wrapped in 2004 after 10 years, Schwimmer admitted he had to put the track on mute for a while. During an appearance on the Matt Lucas and David Walliams podcast, “Making the Scene,” Schwimmer said he found the tune to be a b…
David Schwimmer says 'Friends' might've 'overstayed its welcome a bit' on the air
Schwimmer revealed that, at one point in his life, he didn't have a positive reaction to hearing the sitcom's iconic theme song.Reisig & Taylor/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty The cast of 'Friends' in 1994.Ket PointsDavid Schwimmer admitted that he "didn't have the greatest response" to the "Friends" theme song for a while.He learned to love it again when he heard his child, Cleo, laughing while watching the sitcom.The actor added that "F…
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