The Night Amanda Peet and Drew Barrymore Locked Lips at Carrie Fisher’s Legendary House Party
Drew Barrymore jolted Amanda Peet with an 80s flashback, asking if they once made out at Carrie Fisher’s house — turning nostalgia into an A‑list bombshell.
Two actresses walk into Carrie Fisher's house and... well, according to Drew Barrymore and Amanda Peet, there was definitely some kissing involved. This came up on Drew's show, and yes, it was exactly the kind of casually chaotic Hollywood memory you think it was.
The moment on Drew's couch
On the Monday, April 6 episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, Drew, 51, looked across at Amanda Peet, 54, and tried to confirm a fuzzy-but-fond memory from back in the day. She even reached for Peet's hand and leaned in like a detective with a hunch.
"Did we make out at Carrie Fisher's house?"
Peet smiled and basically said that sounded right to her. Playful, not scandalous, more like two old friends piecing together a party story that always felt half-dream, half-legend.
Location: Carrie Fisher's party HQ (with a Friends sighting)
Drew gave a little color on the setting: Carrie Fisher was famous for her parties, and this one, specifically, had a Friends alum hanging around. Drew thought Matthew Perry was there, and Peet immediately confirmed it. The entire exchange had the energy of someone opening a time capsule labeled: 'Hollywood, late-night edition.' For context, Fisher died in 2016 at 60, but her gatherings clearly live rent-free in a lot of actors ' heads.
Then and now: fun vs. parenthood
After they laughed it off, Drew admitted that life used to feel more fun, then wondered if that feeling is just what happens when you get older and stop behaving like a human confetti cannon. She added that becoming a parent changed her completely. Peet, who recently shared her breast cancer diagnosis, cracked that she still leans messy and silly, but agreed that parenthood really does flip your outlook.
Drew's earlier Fisher memories
This is not Drew's first ode to a Fisher throwdown. Back in 2018 on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, two years after Fisher's passing, Drew painted a vivid picture of the house itself: a Spanish-style place tucked off Coldwater Canyon in Los Angeles, all sunshine and orange trees, with an open-door vibe that hosted both daytime office drop-ins and after-hours mayhem. She joked she was proud she tended to come and go, because plenty of people did not. One snapshot that stuck with her: spotting the late Garry Shandling acting oddly in the driveway and realizing she was very happy to be heading home, intact, from nights that could easily become stories like... well, this one.