Matthew Perry’s belongings are offered at auction after his death… and the “Friends” texts are among the exhibits
The Edition newspaper reported that dozens of personal belongings of the late star Matthew Perry, will be presented at a charity auction to be held in the United States on June 5, with the aim of supporting the is concerned with helping people who suffer from addiction.
The “Batman” watch and rare memorabilia
The auction includes about 130 pieces of Perry’s collectibles, including his favorite watch bearing the “Batman” logo, and memorabilia from his childhood, in addition to works of art that he collected during his life by the famous artist Banksy, including the paintings “Girl with Balloon” and “Nola,” whose value is expected to reach about one million dollars.
Texts “Friends” series
The auction also includes original scripts from the “Friends” series, which achieved wide international fame and made Matthew Perry and the heroes of the work among the most famous television stars.
Perry was, who embodied the character ““, died in 2023 at the age of 54 after years of suffering with addiction. Six people were convicted in the case linked to his death as a result of an overdose of ketamine, including a woman nicknamed the “Ketamine Queen.”
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