Larry David(I)

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Larry David nació el 2 de julio de 1947 en Brooklyn, Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos. Es un productor y escritor, conocido por Así pasa cuando sucede (2009), El show de Larry David (2000) y Seinfeld (1989). Está casado con Ashley Underwood desde el 7 de octubre de 2020. Ha estado casado con Laurie Lennard.

7.1

8.8

Serie de TV

8.9

Serie de TV

8.2

Película de TV

El show de Larry David
8.8
Serie de TV
- executive producer
- 2000–2024
The Memestar Chronicles
Serie de TV
- executive producer
- 2019
Clear History
6.4
Película de TV
- producer
- 2013
La Envidia Mata
4.8
- executive producer
- 2004
Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm
8.2
Película de TV
- executive producer
- 1999
Seinfeld
8.9
Serie de TV
- executive producer
- producer
- co-producer
- 1989–1998
Hearts and Diamonds
2.5
- executive producer
- 1985

El show de Larry David
8.8
Serie de TV
- story by
- 2000–2024
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee
8.0
Serie de TV
- Guion
- 2014
Clear History
6.4
Película de TV
- written by
- 2013
Larry David's Thanksgiving Special
6.5
Cortometraje
- Guion
- 2012
Earth to America
5.5
Especial de TV
- Guion (segment "writer")
- 2005
The Paula Principle
Película de TV
- Guion
- 2000
Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm
8.2
Película de TV
- creator
- 1999
Seinfeld
8.9
Serie de TV
- creado por
- written by
- story by (creator) ...
- 1989–1998
Sour Grapes
5.8
- written by
- 1998
Saturday Night Live
8.0
Serie de TV
- additional sketches by
- written by
- writer
- 1984–1992
Norman's Corner
5.1
Película de TV
- written by
- 1988
The Original Max Talking Headroom Show
7.2
Serie de TV
- Guion
- 1987
It's Garry Shandling's Show.
7.7
Serie de TV
- written by (as Mac Brandes)
- 1987
Fridays
7.5
Serie de TV
- writer
- 1980–1982

Trivia
Roger Ebert gave David's major motion picture writing-directing debut Sour Grapes (1998) a zero-star review (a rating he saved for especially bad movies he found to be "evil"). David got his revenge with his new show El show de Larry David (2000), where a food critic (who just happens to use a thumbs up/thumbs down approach to his reviews) gets his thumbs accidentally broken by David during a dodgeball game. But Ebert loved the show, though he recalled wincing at the thumb-breaking scene.

Citas
I guess I still feel that I'm a comedian; if I had to pick one thing that I feel like I could do, it would be that. That doesn't mean that I like it, but I feel that's what I am.