'Friends' Reunion Director Reveals How Set Blunder Nearly Ruined Emotional Open
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Ben Winston was "so upset" when he realized his plan for the cast's first meeting was under threat.
“Friends: The Reunion” director Ben Winston has revealed how the show’s emotional opening sequence was nearly ruined by a production blunder. In an interview with The Times, Winston explained how he wanted the six actors’ first meeting for the special to take place on the original soundstage at the Warner Bros studios in California. However, the show ran into problems when the cast’s six trailers were positioned right next to each other on the lot.
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