If I say the name Eyoi Tribyani today, all of the earth, who were born before 2000 and owned television, immediately painted Matt LeBlanc with his mischievous smile and jet-black hair, uttering a little nonsense or asking a pretty girl How She does. And that's exactly what it should be. In retrospect, the Sitom of the NBC The casting was perfectAnd one of the reasons "Friends" has turned into a phenomenon of pop culture that has been considered for decades. But even in the 1990s, before the show began, the coming actors and what came, knew that the lead roles in this series were golden opportunities to highlight and strengthen their careers-even if they did not doubt the monumental global impact that the program would have on the comedy genre.

So, every aspiring young actor in Hollywood who heard about the sithom then tried to put a role in that. Among them was an ambitious Hank Azaria, approaching his 30s, desperately wanting to secure the role of Eyoi. The actor already had fantastic performances under the belt in such classics as loved by Gary Marshall Roma-Com, "Beautiful Woman", And the brilliant drama nominated for Oscar at Robert Redford, Quiz Show. He also appeared in the episode of "Fresh Prince of Belle". Obviously, his career was looking for him, but those jobs in his biography did not guarantee anything when it comes to his Eyoi audition.

Appears through a video call At Thee Jebs Corden on the "Late Show" in 2021, the Simpsons Allum "recalled his experience trying to find" Friends ". He explained,

"I was auditing for the eyebrows and I didn't get it, and I was like," no, no, I don't have to go back, I have to try again. " So I harassed the way for the second time and they were very kind and watched my audition, and then threw me.

At the "Late Show", Azaria also added that his co-Starvaza Matthew Perry was a great friend of his, and everyone read the script and audited for the play. He said: "We didn't know it would be the huge phenomenon that turned it, but we knew it was great, and we were all so desperate that we were in it." But he was not lost for the actor. In the end, he managed to get a guest role in "Friends", playing it at Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) of the guy and boy David, who first appeared in season 1 and later returned for an additional four episodes in seasons 7 and 9.

It was not necessarily a huge or influential role, but Azaria should not strive for an actor to move forward. He already had his beloved characters the "Simpsons" to climb, and after '94, he threw himself more often in bigger and better films. He was in Michael Man's legendary "warmth" And then Roland Emerich's blockbuster in 1998 "Godzilla". In 2017

All in all, the best Azaria refused to play Eyoi and continued to have an illustrative and reputable career anyway - both on the big and small screen.