Cox Arquette or Arquette

Jun 25, 2000, 6:52 PM ET8 posts by 5 postersalt.tv.friends
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CourteneyLalt.tv.friends

I read recently that Courteney has asked to be submitted for the emmys as Courteney Arquette, so now making her number 2 on the list in alphabetical order. Does anyone know?

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In article , CourteneyL wrote:

Do you mean number two on the cast list of Friends?

She always has been.

Tennant

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<< I read recently that Courteney has asked to be submitted for the emmys

Do you mean number two on the cast list of Friends?

She always has been.>>

Unless I'm wrong (which has just happened), I think the report meant that CCA (or whatever she now goes by) is second *overall* for *all* nominees alphabetically.

Wendy

In article , [email] (Wendy Rigney) wrote:

Ah. Well, why should the order of the nominees matter?

Tennant

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They are listed alphabetically. Courteney, I believe, was always listed tenth. But now, since the name change, she's gone up to second.

I remember hearing this, too. I wonder how true it is.

In article , [email] (Hilfig8484) wrote:

And do the Emmy voters get bored when considering the list, and only read the first few names?

Tennant

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Lol yeah really umm she always has been. I remeber someone saying she was being a bitch because she was trying to be ahead in the song and everything, except she always has been right after Jennifer Aniston. Ooops..;)

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In article , [email] (EsotericGrrrl) wrote:

I realise that you're just kidding, Phyllis, but from what I've heard, the whole cast places enormous emphasis on being a solid ensemble with no favours to any one of the six.

Tennant

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