Larry David: Last News

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.

Vince Vaughn was enjoying a little down time over the weekend while on vacation in Miami.The 51-year-old funny man kicked back during a beach day with a friend and was spotted in his bathing suit taking a swim in the ocean on Sunday.While work seemed to be the furthest thing from the Wedding Crashers star's mind, many of his colleagues were dressed to impress at the Screen Actors Guild Awards later that night in Los Angeles. Relaxing:Vince Vaughn, 51, was spotted enjoying a little down time over the weekend while on vacation in MiamiVince smiled happily while frolicking in the sea in a pair of black board shorts with a blue stripe down the side.He recently wrapped up the latest season of Larry David's long-running comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm.

HBO – check out the trailer below.Set to be released on March 1, The Larry David Story is a two-part documentary where he’ll discuss his childhood and career breakthroughs with director Larry Charles.“I never thought of myself as being funny,” David says in the trailer. “Anything I was associated with that could be successful was a shock.”The writer, producer, actor and comedian is known as the co-creator of Seinfeld along with Jerry Seinfeld.

Larry David delved into his unexpected success and lingering insecurities in the trailer for his upcoming documentary, The Larry David Story.HBO released the trailer on Wednesday and announced the film would premiere on the premium channel and its streaming service HBO Max on March 1.The trailer features the 74-year-old Seinfeld co-creator sitting down with his friend and regular Curb You Enthusiasm collaborator Larry Charles — who also directs — while admitting that he feels like a 'total fraud' because of how different he is from his on-screen character. Playing himself: Larry David admitted he's a 'total fraud' because he's so dissimilar to his Curb Your Enthusiasm character in the trailer for his HBO documentary The Larry David Story, which premieres March 1'I never thought of myself as being funny,' David admits at the start of the trailer.

Fans of Larry David have some good news — and not just good, but pretty, pretty, pretty good.

Larry David has a new reason for fans to show their enthusiasm. The funnyman is turning back time and diving deep into his past in his upcoming two-part documentary series, “The Larry David Story.”The HBO miniseries will look back at the 74-year-old’s eclectic and hilarious career.

Ethan Shanfeld A two-part documentary about Larry David, titled “The Larry David Story,” will premiere on HBO Max on March 1.The HBO original doc captures David’s rise to comedy stardom, from his start in standup to co-creating “Seinfeld” to leading 11 seasons of the groundbreaking “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”“Twenty-five years old, I didn’t know what I wanted to do,” David says in the trailer. “Well, what do you do when you’re talking and people are laughing? You do comedy.”David continues: “I never thought of myself as being funny. Anything I was associated with that could be successful was a shock.”Along with Jerry Seinfeld, David helped launch “Seinfeld” to becoming one of the most successful television shows of all time.

The chances for a True Detective revival are good, Curb Your Enthusiasm is likely to come back and Mare of Easttown could return when Kate Winslet and the creative team are ready.

Forbes about the ad.“Then, me and Paul kind of conceived of maybe it then goes in a very strange direction (laughs). Then Evan [Goldberg] came on to direct and write it, as well.

Scrubs stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison have reunited for an advert which featured at the Super Bowl last night (February 13).The commercial, which you can view below, sees the pair changing the words to ‘I Feel Pretty’ from West Side Story.In the ad, Braff complains that he is tired of paying so much for the internet, before Faison tries to persuade him to switch to T-Mobile.During the Super Bowl, ads featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Larry David also aired.Meanwhile, Braff and Faison recently reunited to compete on an episode of Celebrity Family Feud.The pair were among the cast members appearing on Steve Harvey’s legendary game show, where they faced off against Neil Flynn, their on-screen Scrubs nemesis, who played the janitor on the show.Braff also previously said there could be a Scrubsmovie in the pipeline, if series creator Bill Lawrence and Disney, who own the show via ABC, would be interested in the idea.The sitcom ran from 2001 to 2010 on NBC, focusing on the lives of trainee doctors and nurses at the fictional Sacred Heart Hospital.Braff said: “I think it would be fun for us to all do something like that. We just have to get Disney to be into it and Bill Lawrence to be into it.

Charlize Theron quickly nipped any romance rumours in the bud as she attended Sunday’s Super Bowl LVI with a “mystery man.”

Curb Your Enthusiasm star is seen playing historical versions of himself who express disbelief in iconic human achievements (such as the invention of the wheel, or the lightbulb) in the commercial.Towards the end of the ad, which you can watch below, David is told that crypto brand FTX is an easy way to get into cryptocurrency, prompting him to respond: “Eh, I don’t think so, and I’m never wrong about this stuff! Never!” The ad then tells viewers: “Don’t Be Like Larry.”Despite the comic shooting down crypto in the ad, some fans were disappointed that he appeared in the commercial.“Larry David being in a crypto commercial is the single most devastating thing to ever happen to me please give me space to process,” one wrote.Another added: “The Larry David Super Bowl commercial was disappointing and, to be honest, inappropriate.”the Larry David Super Bowl commercial was disappointing and, to be honest, inappropriate pic.twitter.com/bWE3d1musD— Rob (@robrousseau) February 14, 2022Larry David being in a crypto commercial is the single most devastating thing to ever happen to me please give me space to process.— Zach Kornfeld (@korndiddy) February 14, 2022seeing Larry David in a commercial then finding out what it’s for pic.twitter.com/YaE8zgEM9I— Michael Tannenbaum (@iamTannenbaum) February 14, 2022Larry David Makes a funny commercial, but it's for crypto.

Larry David may not be a fan of much, but he loved being a part of the cryptocurrency platform FTX’s Super Bowl 2022 ad.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMadison Avenue used its most tried-and-true techniques to keep Super Bowl watchers from being overwhelmed Sunday night by a brave new world that emerged with great speed as the nation was hunkered down during the coronavirus pandemic.General Motors, one of the nation’s most staid corporations, put its marketing heft behind a fleet of electric vehicles, using revivals of media favorites like “Austin Powers” and “The Sopranos.” Verizon touted quickening telecommunications service by reviving Jim Carrey in his role as “The Cable Guy” and T-Mobile pressed viewers to think about 5G by showing Dolly Parton with a phone pressed close to her chest. Rocket Mortgage dressed its digital service in bright Barbie overtones along with the familiar site of Anna Kendrick.

Larry David‘s commercial that aired during the 2022 Super Bowl was absolutely hilarious and it’s going to be one of the most memorable ads from this year.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorPret-ty, pret-ty, pret-ty….surprising.FTX, the cryptocurrency exchange, did its best to stand out in its first time advertising at the Super Bowl by tapping an actor who has never appeared in commercials before: Larry David.David, best known for his contrarian, curmudgeonly humor, took to the Super Bowl stage for FTX in a minute-long commercial that showed him turning down some of history’s best ideas, era by era. In various historical mini-dramas, David dismisses the wheel, the fork, the toilet, the electric light bulb, the Walkman and even the notion of American independence (because “even the stupid ones” will get a chance to influence major political decisions.)He isn’t much for cryptocurrency, either.

Josh Gad‘s time on the Curb Your Enthusiasm‘s set didn’t go as planned!

Josh Gad’s memories of being on “Curb Your Enthusiasm” are hazy.

John Mulaney will join the Five Timers Club on Saturday Night Live as he returns to host on February 26.

EXCLUSIVE: UTA has signed actress Keyla Monterroso Mejia.

It’s the holiday season and Larry David is not having it.