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Matthew Perry -- The Friendly Tipper

Posted Jul 18th 2007 2:00PM by TMZ Staff

TMZ has to make nice with a friend. Matthew Perry is not strapped for cash, even though "Studio 60" was canceled. Cameras caught the former "Friend" stuffing the pocket of a valet attendant last night! So there for you! We originally thought he didn't, but he did tip the valet.

Our camera spotted Perry leaving the opening of Hollywood nightspot, The Green Door, when he slyly handed his own green over to the attendant by slyly stuffing some money into his shirt.

The star appeared on the Forbes Top 100 Celebrity rich list in 2003, and earned a reported $1.6 million per episode during the final season of "Friends" in 2004. Perry also has residuals in perpetuity -- and a couple bucks for the valet.

Tags: friends, matthew perry, MatthewPerry, nbc, studio 60 on the sunset strip, Studio60OnTheSunsetStrip, the green door, TheGreenDoor

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1. hey totaly tipped him!!!

Posted at 2:20AM on Mar 7th 2008 by bec

2. Well, at least TMZ noticed the screw up. Word to the wise: LOOK CLOSER NEXT TIME!

Posted at 4:05PM on Jul 19th 2007 by nonameface78

3. no DUH TMZ!!geeezzz.lol

Posted at 1:16PM on Jul 20th 2007 by bizznatch

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