Matthew Perry’s Friends Scripts Headed to Auction to Fight Addiction Stigma
Matthew Perry’s Friends Scripts Headed to Auction to Fight Addiction Stigma
Personal items from Matthew Perry’s estate, including 26 Friends scripts, go to auction next month to support his foundation’s efforts to destigmatize addiction and aid recovery.
Fans of Matthew Perry will soon have a chance to bid on a trove of personal items from the late star, as an upcoming auction features pieces from his life and career. Among the highlights are 26 scripts from Friends, including episodes such as The One With Ross’s Tan and The One Where…, offering a rare window into the show’s beloved early seasons.
The auction is organized in partnership with the Matthew Perry Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to reducing the stigma around addiction and supporting recovery efforts. Proceeds are intended to fund programs that destigmatize substance abuse and provide resources for those seeking help.
In addition to Friends memorabilia, the sale is expected to include collected art and other personal items from Perry’s estate. The event is framed as a charitable moment for fans and a tribute to Perry’s enduring impact on television and mental health awareness.
Details on the auction date, venue, and bidding process will be announced next month. Fans and collectors alike are encouraged to follow updates for opportunities to participate and contribute to a cause that Perry championed during his life.
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