Friends star David Schwimmer served Sir Rod Stewart with divorce papers in an awkward run-in when he was just 18 and he thinks the legendary rocker is probably aware by now

David Schwimmer says he had a series of jobs before being cast as Ross Geller in Friends, including a brief stint as a process server, which saw him encounter Rod Stewart

David Schwimmer had an awkward realisation after announcing he handed Rod Stewart divorce papers as a teenager. The Friend star worked a series of summer jobs when he was an aspiring actor. One of those was as a process server - someone who hands out official court documents - for his mum Arlene Coleman-Schwimmer,

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 had heard it so many times.

David Schwimmer, the beloved actor known for his portrayal of Ross Geller in the iconic sitcom Friends, recently spoke on the show in a podcast. He revealed a surprising and unexpected aspect of his relationship with the show’s enduring legacy: his complex feelings towards its theme song,

The “Friends” theme song has not exactly been there for David Schwimmer over the years. Speaking on the new podcast by Matt Lucas and David Walliams, the star revealed that hearing the theme - performed by The Rembrandts and released as a single in 1995 - across 10 seasons of the hit show and beyond had

Whatever else happens in David Schwimmer’s career, he will always be quite famous, thanks to his time on one of the most popular sitcoms of all time. Friends was a huge hit in its day, and even today,

It took David Schwimmer awhile 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, Schwimmer explained that he didn't like hearing the show's signature tune,

The “Friends” theme song has not exactly been there for David Schwimmer over the years. Speaking on the new podcast by Matt Lucas and David Walliams, the star revealed that hearing the theme — performed by The Rembrandts and released as a single in 1995 — across 10 seasons of the hit show and beyond had