The cast of had chemistry that could not be duplicated. The show started on NBC in the fall of 1994, and would go on for 10 seasons, airing its last episode in early May of 2004. Despite the show ending almost two decades ago, fans are still discussing what the future might've looked like for the characters of the show, and the possibility of more from the sitcom.

It only makes sense for fans to feel this way, everyone wanted to know what the future might've looked like for Ross and Rachel. The two had undeniable chemistry, and whoever got in their way was in for rough ride. That was the case for guest-star Lauren Tom,

for coming in the way of Ross and Rachel.

In the following, we're going to take a closer look at what the plans were like for a possible movie. Although fans seem to think that the cast nixed the plans, that wasn't the case. We'll reveal what Lisa Kudrown and said about a possible film, and why it was rejected by those behind the scenes.

The Cast Of Friends Shared Their Thoughts On What Would've Happened To Their Characters

as to what the future might look like. According to Lisa Kudrow, Phoebe would be starting a family with Mike, and they would be doing things a little differently with their family.

“Phoebe’s married to Mike [Paul Rudd], they’re probably in Connecticut, they have kids, and I think she was the advocate for her kids who were a little different and all the other kids who were just a little different, creating the arts program, the music thing, all that.”

As for Rachel, she would also be living the family life alongside Ross. Aniston revealed, “You still played with bones,” she added. “That’s paleontology."

As for the others, Monica would be just as intense and competitive, while her children would be overachievers. Joey would be enjoying life himself as the owner of his own sandwich shop.

Fans would've loved to see these stories unfold on-screen, however, there was a big hurdle the show could not get over to put out a film.

Jennifer Aniston And Lisa Kudrow Were Open To A Movie But Creators Marta Kauffman And David Crane Didn't Want To Touch It

Speaking alongside , Jennifer Aniston admitted that the interest in a film was very real behind the scenes, especially among the cast who wanted to please its massive fanbase. However, Aniston would reveal that it was

“Our producers wouldn’t want it, wouldn’t let us,” she told the publication.

“Look, it’s not been without our desire to, because our fans have wanted it so much."

Speaking alongside James Corden, Lisa Kudrow was also asked about the possible movie or extra episode. Kudrow stated that the creators didn't want to re-up the stories, given how perfect the endings were on the show.

“That’s all up to [creators] Marta [Kauffman] and David [Crane], and I once heard them say — and I completely agree — that they ended the show very nicely, everyone’s lives are very nice, and they would have to unravel all those good things in order for there to be stories. I don’t want anyone’s happy ending unraveled. Also, at my age, to say ‘floopy,’ stop, you have to grow up.”

It seems like fans of the series will get there fix of the show by watching reruns and the countless hours on behind the scenes footage, including the many bloopers from the show's decade long run.