Matthew Perry's Will Reveals $1M Trust Named After 'Annie Hall' Character

The late 'Friends' star's estate plan includes a trust named for a Woody Allen character, reflecting a cherished childhood memory.

Matthew Perry, the late 'Friends' actor, left behind a $1 million trust named after Woody Allen's 'Annie Hall' character, Alvy Singer.
The trust, created in 2009, names Perry's parents, half-sister, and ex-girlfriend as beneficiaries, excluding any potential children.
Perry's death in October 2023 at age 54 was attributed to the acute effects of ketamine, with drowning and coronary artery disease as contributing factors.
Lisa Ferguson and Robin Ruzan were appointed as co-executors of Perry's estate, with Ruzan declining the role.
Perry's will and trust highlight his affection for 'Annie Hall,' a film he associated with a cherished childhood memory with his mother.