Lisa Kudrow's recent response to Jennifer Aniston's comments about audience laughter during "Friends" filming shed light on her perspective, balancing appreciation with a touch of humor. Aniston had shared in a "Variety" interview that Kudrow sometimes found the laughter disruptive, a sentiment Kudrow acknowledged candidly in a new video interview with ET.

During the interview, Kudrow clarified her feelings about the audience's reactions, expressing gratitude for their enthusiasm while acknowledging its occasionally overwhelming nature. "It irritated me if they would laugh for too long. God bless them. They were so excited to be there that sometimes the laughter would just be longer than if they would have laughed at anything else," she explained. In her trademark humor, Kudrow playfully added, "I was like, ‘All right, take it easy, it’s not that funny. There’s more to say!’"

Currently, Kudrow is actively promoting her upcoming project, "Time Bandits," a fantasy series set to premiere on Apple TV+. Based on Terry Gilliam's beloved 1981 film, the show features Kudrow in a prominent role as part of a team of time-traveling adventurers. Reflecting on her decision to join the series, she shared the enthusiasm she felt when approached by Taika Waititi, Jemaine Clement, and Iain Morris with the opportunity. "Taika reached out to me and said, ‘Jemaine and I wrote this project, and we’re filming in New Zealand. Would you be interested?’ And I said, ‘Yes! Why would I say no to you two?’" Kudrow recounted with evident excitement.

Speaking about the show's thematic elements, she enthused, "Time travel? I love it! And I’m also a history buff," underscoring her passion for both the series and the genre it embodies. With its highly anticipated debut set for July 24, "Time Bandits" promises audiences a captivating blend of adventure, fantasy, and Kudrow's personal enthusiasm for history, ensuring it's a project she's eagerly anticipating sharing with viewers.

Kudrow's career has been marked by versatility and memorable roles beyond "Friends," showcasing her talent across various genres. From her Emmy-winning portrayal of Phoebe Buffay in the iconic sitcom to her roles in films like "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" and "Easy A," Kudrow has consistently delivered performances that resonate with audiences. Her ability to seamlessly transition from comedy to drama and now fantasy underscores her range as an actress.

In "Time Bandits," Kudrow joins a distinguished cast and creative team led by Taika Waititi, known for his inventive storytelling and unique cinematic style. The series promises to explore complex themes while delivering the imaginative adventures fans of the original film have cherished for decades. Kudrow's involvement adds a layer of intrigue, bringing her comedic timing and depth to a character in a universe where time itself is the playground.

Beyond her acting career, Kudrow has also been involved in producing and creating content that resonates with diverse audiences. Her production company, Is or Isn't Entertainment, has developed projects like the Emmy-nominated genealogy series "Who Do You Think You Are?" which explores celebrities' ancestral histories. This endeavor showcases Kudrow's interest in storytelling that connects people through shared experiences and personal histories.

As Kudrow prepares to embark on the next chapter of her career with "Time Bandits," she remains grounded by her appreciation for the opportunities that have shaped her journey in entertainment. Her openness about her experiences on "Friends," alongside her excitement for new projects like "Time Bandits," reflects a career defined by passion, dedication, and a commitment to engaging storytelling. Audiences eagerly await the debut of "Time Bandits," eager to see Kudrow bring her trademark charm and talent to yet another memorable role.