The actor who played Ross Geller on the beloved sitcom recently appeared on Matt Lucas and David Walliams’ Making a Scene podcast, where he confessed that he never again wanted to hear “So no one told ...

“Friends” star David Schwimmer has opened up about fame and the impact the show’s huge success had on him, revealing that he struggled to listen to the theme tune for a while as he “just ...

"Any time you’d go on a show or a talk show or an interview, that would be your intro song," he said of hearing the same tune for 10 seasons NBC David Schwimmer was over the Friends theme song.

David Schwimmer is a well-known household face, thanks to his portrayal of Ross in the evergreen sitcom Friends. He portrayed the fan-favourite character for nearly a decade, but did you know that ...

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 ...

David Schwimmer has urged Elon Musk to ban Kanye West from X due to his anti-Semitic and racist posts. Schwimmer expressed concerns that such harmful tweets could promote violence against Jews and ...

David Schwimmer had strong feelings about the Friends theme song. The actor, who played Ross Geller for 10 years on the hit NBC sitcom, told the Making A Scene podcast that he was over the show ...

It took David Schwimmer a while to get into the "Friends" theme song after he heard it for so many years. During an April 1 appearance on Matt Lucas and David Walliams' "Making A Scene" podcast ...

However, one Friends cast member has a very different experience. David Schwimmer, who played Ross Geller on Friends, actually has an aversion to the theme song. He reveals hearing the song gives ...

Even after “Friends” ended in 2004, the theme would still follow Schwimmer around. “Any time you’d go on a show or a talk show or an interview, that would be your intro song,” he said.

Schwimmer discussed his dislike of “I’ll Be There For You” by The Rembrandts during an appearance on the “Making a Scene” podcast, hosted by British comedians Matt Lucas and David Walliams.