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Courtney Cox as Monica Geller in Friends

Courteney Cox might even be a bigger neat freak than Monica Geller

The 'Scream' star made the comment about her Friends role during a recent interview with Jimmy Kimmel to promote her 'Shining Vale' series.
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The Monica Geller character on Friends had a reputation for being a tidy person. The actress who brought that role to life and played it to perfection, Courteney Cox, has just revealed she thinks she’s better at straightening up than Monica. That’s amazing, given that Monica was such a neat freak that she even washed strangers’ cars on her block!

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Cox, now 57, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live Monday night to promote the debut of Shining Vale, her new show premiering Sunday on Starz. When sharing how Kimmel made a mess while cooking at her home, Cox reflected that at the time she had to strongly fight the urge to instantly clean up the area and was instantly reminded of Monica Geller.

“Well, I think that I, you know, wasn’t typecast, but maybe a little bit. I think that I added to the cleanliness of Monica. She was very competitive, but I think that I was actually a little more clean than she was.”

In a move that makes her more Monica than Monica, Cox — fresh off her performance in the latest Scream movie — also recently launched a home care line called Homecourt. It includes hand washes, surface cleaners, and dish soaps and is available for purchase online. Kimmel lauded the same during their conversation and said the products were effective enough to even clean up a stain from crab claws left on the floor of the home where he lives in Los Angeles.

“We used this this morning. Not a joke, it cleaned [the mess] right up. [Courteney] has the most neat, clean and organized kitchen. Every time we are at her house and then go home my wife will end up yelling at me [about the kitchen].”

Monica would be proud.


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A freelance writer with We Got This Covered for more than a year, Evan has been writing professionally since 2017. His interests include television, film and gaming and previous articles have been filed at Screen Rant and Canada's National Post. Evan also has a master's degree from The American University in journalism and public affairs.