Matthew Perry’s will reveals $1M trust with a surprising Woody Allen tribute
nypost.comdocuments obtained by Page Six on Monday, Perry named Lisa Ferguson and Robin Ruzan to co-execute his $1 million estate in his Alvy Singer Living Trust, which he named after Woody Allen’s “Annie Hall” character.The 1977 movie follows Alvy Singer (Allen), a neurotic comedian who tries to figure out why his relationship with Annie Hall (Dianne Keaton) ended, and he spends time questioning the nature of love.
The movie has a bittersweet ending, as the former couple meet again after they’ve both moved on. But, despite his failures, Singer remains invested in the idea that love is “essential.” In the declaration, which was created in 2009, Matthew listed his father, John Perry, and mother, Suzanne Morrison, as beneficiaries of his will alongside his half-sibling, Caitlin Morrison, and ex-girlfriend Rachel Dunn.The late actor never married or had any children of his own, but he came from a large Canadian-American family.
He’s survived by his siblings, parents and his famous stepfather, Canadian broadcaster Keith Morrison, 76, best known for “Dateline.”A former journalist, Matthew’s mom Suzanne served as press secretary to Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau before pivoting to political consulting and fund-raising.His father, 82, is also an actor.
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