It looks as if a movie adaptation of the massively popular TV series Friends could soon be hitting cinema screens.

According to the Daily Mail, the cast feel compelled to reprise their roles after the recent success of the Sex and the City movie, despite David Schwimmer previously claiming he would rather not play Ross again.

Schwimmer will be joined by Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow to begin filming “within the next 18 months”, says an insider.

“Jennifer, Courteney and the rest of the cast are keen to reprise their roles, under the right circumstances,” said a source.

“The box office success of Sex And The City has really got their wheels spinning about how a Friends film could be just as big, if done right.”

However, it has also been suggested that Jennifer Aniston was initially not as keen as other cast members to return, but the source noted the “huge payday” may have changed her mind.

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Matthew Perry, 38, is set to play the older version of Zac Efron, 20, in the movie ‘17′. The teen comedy will begin shooting next month. The script reads that Perry wakes up one morning to find himself 17 years old again (Efron) – & enrolled in high school with his own children.

Does anyone think they actually look alike? Who could they have gotten with more resmeblances?

Meg Ryan and Matthew Perry have sparked rumours they are romantically involved after being seen getting cozy in Los Angeles.

The former Friends star has been a regular guest at the actress’ gated home in Bel Air, California.

A source tells American publication Us Weekly Perry was spotted arriving at Ryan’s home on Saturday night at 8:30pm, saying she “had the gates open, just waiting for him”.

Perry, 37, and Ryan, 45, were also see dining out at The Brentwood restaurant in Los Angeles over the holidays.

An eyewitness says, “They sat in a dark corner booth. Meg asked that the spotlight on their table to be turned down.”

A source confirms Perry and his recent girlfriend, The Class star Lizzy Caplan, 24, “are not dating anymore.”

For such a pretty girl (that sounded like something my mom would say) she sure has bad taste in clothes.  One thing I noticed is they always look ill-fitting.

Anyways, they are promoting their new NBC show “Studio 60″.

Behind every great comedy, there’s drama.

Aaron Sorkin takes us behind the scenes of a fictional late-night sketch comedy series. Lately, “funny” has been in short supply at Studio 60. The executive producer just had a meltdown – on live TV. The control room is out of control. The actors are acting up. And that’s just last Friday’s show! Studio 60’s only hope lies with two wunderkind writers (Matthew Perry and Bradley Whitford) with troubles of their own, and the headstrong new network president (Amanda Peet) determined to turn things around.