Friends actor recalls racist name calling on set

'Friends' actor recalls incident on the hit show when racist slurs were spoken on set, calls it a 'toxic environment'
Stephen Park, who appeared in two episodes of "Friends" in the '90s, said the hit TV show's crew and cast were not welcoming to guest actors of color.
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Stephen Park said nobody on the Friends set did anything about the remark, so he tried to do something about it. He wrote a piece inspired by Jerry Maguire's famous "mission statement," regarding the issue and tried to get it published in the New York Times. The paper interviewed him but ultimately declined to publish the piece.
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A veteran actor who appeared on “Friends” recalled witnessing racism on the set of the beloved NBC sitcom. Steve Park detailed the alleged incident, which occurred while filming the Season 3 episode “The One With the Ultimate Fighting Champion,” during an interview on the “Pod Meets World” podcast Monday.
Friends actor recalls racist incident and "toxic environment" on set
Friends actor Steve Park has recalled a racist incident and the "toxic environment" he alleges he experienced on set.
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Actor Stephen Park shared his negative experiences on the set of Friends, highlighting racial insensitivity. He recalled an incident involving an assistant director's offensive remarks towards fellow actor James Hong.
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Steve Park, who appeared in two episodes of NBC's Friends, claimed he experienced a 'toxic' environment on the set and heard racist remarks.
Friends actor recalls show’s ‘toxic’ and racist environment: ‘Nobody felt the need to correct this’
“It was at the time, I felt it was kind of a toxic environment,” Park said about Friends, then in its third season. “James Hong was the actor who was also on the episode with me, and [the AD] was calling him to the set and you know, essentially saying, you know, “Where the f*** is the Oriental guy? Get the Oriental guy.”
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