Larry David's HBO documentary pulled a day before premiere so he can do it with an 'audience'

dailymail.co.uk:

Fans of comedy legend Larry David got disappointing news on Monday evening when his upcoming HBO documentary was pulled at the last minute.The network was expected to premiere The Larry David Story — which included a sit-down interview with David's friend and collaborator Larry Charles — on Tuesday night.But in a tweet posted by the HBO Documentaries account, the network announced that David, 74, wanted another crack at the interview.

Pulled: HBO announced Monday that its documentary The Larry David Story — which was set to premiere the following day — had been shelved; Larry David seen in October in LA'The #LarryDavidStory on @HBOMax is being postponed,' the account announced. 'Instead, Larry has decided he wants to do it in front of an audience.

Stay tuned for more info.'HBO representatives didn't comment on the announcement of the special's postponement. The original trailer for the documentary, which was released earlier in February, was comprised exclusively of interview footage between David and Charles, though its unclear if the entire film was just a conversation, or if other figures close to the comedian were interviewed.After the announcement that the special had been pulled, the YouTube trailer for the film was made private.

Doing it live: The tweet announcing the postponement said David wanted to record the interview 'in front of an audience' Up in the air: It's unclear if the Larry Charles–directed documentary will ever see the light of day now, or what David's objections to it were; still from The Larry David Story trailer It's unclear what David's objections were to the special, or if the original filmed version will ever be released now.HBO didn't provide any details about when the conversation with an.