Fans of Matthew Perry’s iconic character Chandler Bing from the long-running series “Friends” were captivated by his performance. However, revelations about his ketamine addiction posthumously shocked many, as it conflicted with the lovable persona he portrayed on screen.

Netflix has announced a forthcoming three-part docuseries called “The One About Matthew Perry,” aiming to provide a comprehensive look at the actor’s life. The series will delve into Perry’s journey from a rising comedic talent to his renowned role on the popular NBC show. It will feature exclusive testimonies from close associates, including lifelong friends and his sister Mia Perry Bowick, a grief specialist who has openly discussed her grieving process following Perry’s passing.

Bowick expressed her readiness to share personal memories of Perry, highlighting the complexity of his life beyond his on-screen and addiction struggles. Perry tragically passed away at the age of 54 from a ketamine overdose in his backyard hot tub. Several individuals have pleaded guilty to involvement in providing him with the substance, with Dr. Salvador Plasencia, who sold Perry ketamine, currently appealing his 30-month prison sentence.

Netflix assured that the docuseries will not only showcase fond memories of Perry but also shed light on his private battles, honoring his legacy of transparency and advocacy. The highly anticipated series is scheduled to premiere on October 27.