“Matthew is a complete pro. Everyday that we were shooting, we were getting great material.”

— Matthew Perry (actor)

Reginald Hudlin, on directing Perry in the film Serving Sara – Larry Ratliff (August 22, 2002) "Perry finds himself, happiness after rehab stint disrupts 'Sara'", San Antonio Express-News, p. 01F.
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