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Zac Efron Reacts To Matthew Perry's Hope He'd Play Him In A Future Biopic

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Efron, who costarred as a younger version of Perry in the movie '17 Again' opened up to 'Entertainment Tonight' after hearing Perry would want him to be cast in a biopic about his life.

Zac Efron opened up after learning Matthew Perry wanted to cast him in a biopic about his life, revealing that he would be "honored" to play the late actor.

The day before he died, Perry reportedly told his friend Athenna Crosby his plans to make a movie about his life and that he wanted Efron to portray his younger self.


She told ET:

“He said that he wanted to make a movie about his life."
“He had worked with Zac Efron in the past on a movie, and he said that he wanted Zac Efron to play him as a younger version and that he was gonna ask him soon to do that.”

At the Dallas premiere of The Iron Claw on Tuesday, ET asked Efron his thoughts on the late actor's wish, to which Efron responded:

“I heard that and it’s a huge honor."

He continued:

“Matthew is just the best guy in the world and I had the best time of my life working with him. And to think that he was thinking of me for that role, I mean, I would be honored to do it, to be honest.”

You can watch the clip below.

Zac Efron Reacts to Matthew Perry Wanting Him for a Biopic (Exclusive)youtu.be

People on social media agreed Efron would be perfect for the role, especially considering he already played a younger Perry in their 2009 film 17 Again.











Crosby revealed to ET that Perry hoped to use the film to open up about his own struggles with addiction and help others going through similar experiences.

“He was just looking forward to sharing more about his story and his recovery from addiction, and really championing that cause to help more people, so he was so optimistic and happy about everything that he wanted to do."

Efron himself has been sober since 2013.

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