Angela Kinsey and Jenna Fischer, best known for their roles on the beloved television series *The Office*, have found a unique way to maintain their friendship in the years since the show’s conclusion. Kinsey, 54, shared that the pair keeps in touch through daily voice memos, allowing them to delve into both the significant and trivial aspects of their lives. This revelation came during an event held by AT&T Business in Los Angeles, where Kinsey was present alongside other former cast members.
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Kinsey described the experience of exchanging these voice notes as a means of “staying connected.” She quipped, “Rainn Wilson has always said that the two of us love to talk to each other, and I guess that’s true.” Kinsey elaborated, saying the daily voice memos enable them to hear the subtleties in each other’s voices, which are often lost in mere text messages. “There are things in text that I can’t hear,” she explained. “If you’re frustrated or tired or experiencing the joys and the lows in life, I just think it’s really special.”
At the AT&T Business panel, Kinsey also shared insights into a group chat that includes other *The Office* alumni. She noted that Rainn Wilson tends to check in most frequently, while Creed Bratton’s contributions can be amusingly unpredictable. “One time, he made a little Christmas song with a Santa hat that flopped around. You never know what you’re going to get,” she remarked, highlighting the camaraderie that still exists among the cast.
In an intriguing personal twist, Kinsey revealed that her children have recently begun watching *The Office*. While they enjoy the series, they expressed their bemusement at her character, Angela Martin, and her perceived harshness towards Phyllis Vance, played by Phyllis Smith. “They thought I was too mean to Phyllis,” Kinsey said, recounting their reactions to the show’s plotlines, particularly a scene where Angela confronts Phyllis. Kinsey acknowledged that their relationship on the show was complex, describing it as a “frenemy” dynamic.
Their continued engagement with each other and the world of *The Office* was further showcased in the short film titled “Wake Up with Craig” for AT&T Business, which focuses on the everyday realities of small businesses. Kinsey remarked on the joy of working alongside her former castmates again, saying, “It didn’t feel like a job.” She expressed how easily the group fell back into their familiar rhythm of camaraderie and humour. “I know exactly what Creed is going to do with the script,” she said, reflecting on the effortless chemistry they share.
Beyond the excitement of collaboration, Kinsey noted how nostalgic it was to reconnect with the characters that shaped the series. “I don’t get to interact with Angela Martin anymore,” she commented. “Even getting to tiptoe into that world again was so much fun.” This sentiment underscores the ongoing affection both Kinsey and Fischer have for the characters and stories they brought to life.
As the podcast *Office Ladies* continues to thrive, Kinsey and Fischer remain committed to sharing their memories from the show while offering listeners a glimpse into their daily lives. Their dedication to staying connected is evident, as they both value the importance of friendship in the entertainment industry.
In an era where personal connections can often be overshadowed by technology, Kinsey and Fischer’s approach to communication is a reminder of the significance of voice and personal touch in maintaining relationships. With their bond firmly intact, they continue to celebrate their past while looking forward to future collaborations and shared experiences.
Ultimately, Angela Kinsey and Jenna Fischer demonstrate that the ties forged during their time on *The Office* extend far beyond the show’s conclusion, showcasing how genuine friendships can endure the test of time.