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Titolo: CC e un marito "adolescente"

Courteney Cox and David Arquette have an automatic ice cube maker in
their real home, despite what you see on the ubiquitous Coca-Cola
commercials. Otherwise, the depiction of their home life isn't far off
the mark.
Just as in the ads, Arquette has their house stocked like a video
arcade. He's a big kid at heart, and his toys include a pinball
machine, Donkey Kong, Pac-Man, Foosball, a pool table, a karaoke
machine and a disco ball.
It's not what Cox, a stickler for home decorating, would recommend for
everyone, but it works for them. Her fashion instincts will be on
exhibit this fall in a WE: Women's Entertainment cable channel series,
Mix It Up, in which she will counsel couples who are joining their two
separate homes into one, just as she and Arquette did. Cox calls it
"the Osbournes meets Martha Stewart with a little Dr. Phil."
Unfortunately, none of the couples figure to be as colorful and
fascinating as the star of Friends and her husband of four years, who
are executive-producing the series and participating in the
renovations, but will not appear on camera.
When they were dating, they used to spend more time at her house than
his, Arquette said.
"Because it was clean and there was actual food in the refrigerator,"
she interjected.
And, Arquette added, "You didn't have to sit on pizza boxes."
Looking back, Cox said she can't believe she went to her future
husband's place at all. "It was unbelievable, crazy. There were people
on the couch that I don't even know if he knew. I mean, just like
people hanging out, watching TV."
"I knew some of them," Arquette said.
The friends (and strangers) weren't part of the deal when they moved
in together, but Arquette did bring some of his past. "David likes
everything from miniature pigs to large shoes to bobbleheads," Cox
said. "He calls it collections. I sometimes refer to it as junk."
Nevertheless, she met the challenge to find places for it. "You've got
to be creative when you're married to David," she said. "I
incorporated all of his stuff into the house and it made my house a
lot more fun, happy and colorful."
She even carved out a niche for an image of a woman in bondage with a
glass table on her back. "It's a collectible piece from A Clockwork
Orange," she explained. "It's not just because he likes naked woman."
In a lot of ways, Cox might as well be married to Chandler or Joey,
the arrested adolescents of Friends. On the NBC series, she is married
to Chandler. Saying goodbye to him and the others at the end of next
season will be almost as traumatic as breaking up with a mate.
"It's going to be very emotional. This has been such a huge part of
our lives," she said. "It's going to be very hard. I can't even
imagine that this will be the last year, even though I know for a fact
that it is."
Of course, the six Friends have said that before the past two seasons.
This time they mean it, Cox said. "I'm not sure what the turning point
was but it was a good compromise for everybody to do another 18
episodes. We just had to make sure we're all ready to go at the same
time."
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that it is."
ancora non ne sono tanto convinto... :)
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e poi C.C. si lamenta con Chandler per un innocuo cavallo di ceramica 
sul balcone !!
povero Chandler !
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sul balcone !!
stavo inoltre pensado: l'arcade di Ms Pacman che diventa protagonista
in una puntata dell'8a stagione, sara' stata un'idea del signor
Arquette oppure della mogliettina che ha voluto portare in Friends una
sua esperienza di vita? :))))
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