Lisa Kudrow

Lisa Kudrow is an American actress, comedian, and producer best known for playing Phoebe Buffay on the television sitcom Friends.

Phoebe Buffay: A quirky musician and masseuse portrayed by Lisa Kudrow on the sitcom Friends. Kudrow’s defining role made Phoebe a central character in one of television’s best-known ensembles.
Friends: An American sitcom about six friends living in New York City, broadcast from 1994 to 2004. Kudrow’s Phoebe was one of the six leads across the series’ ten seasons.
Primetime Emmy Award: An American award honoring excellence in television programming and performances. Kudrow won the 1998 award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for Friends.
Valerie Cherish: A fictional former sitcom star played by Lisa Kudrow in The Comeback. Valerie’s anxious self-promotion contrasts with Phoebe’s eccentric confidence.
Marta Kauffman: An American television writer and producer who co-created Friends with David Crane. Kauffman helped create the series that established Kudrow as a major television performer.
Web Therapy: A comedy series starring Lisa Kudrow as a therapist who conducts deliberately inept online sessions. Kudrow developed and starred in this improvised-format series after Friends.
Screen Actors Guild Award: An annual award recognizing outstanding performances by actors in film and television. Kudrow shared the ensemble comedy award for Friends with her fellow cast members.
Fiona Wallice: A fictional therapist played by Lisa Kudrow in the comedy series Web Therapy. Fiona’s controlling, self-serving manner differs sharply from Kudrow’s best-known sitcom character.
David Crane: An American television writer and producer who co-created Friends with Marta Kauffman. Crane co-created the sitcom in which Kudrow played Phoebe Buffay.
Romy and Michele's High School Reunion: A 1997 comedy film starring Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino as high-school friends attending their reunion. The film gave Kudrow a prominent comic role outside her sitcom work.

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