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Lisa Kudrow Talks The Lack Of Diversity On ‘Friends’: ‘It Was, At The Time, Progressive’

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One criticism that has dogged “Friends” over the years has been the lack of diversity in a sitcom focused on six white characters.

That would certainly not be the case if the show had been produced today, which Lisa Kudrow (who played Phoebe Buffay) asserted in a new interview with The Times.

Asked about what changes she thought would be made in the show had it been made today, Kudrow, 56, replied, “It would not be an all-white cast, for sure.” RELATED: Lisa Kudrow Shares What Her ‘Friends’ Character, Phoebe Buffay, Would Be Doing In Quarantine However, Kudrow feels that the show “should be looked at as a time capsule, not for what they did wrong.” In fact, she insisted that “Friends” was actually remarkably “progressive” for its time. “The

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