Ricky Gervais meets Larry David (part 5 of 6)
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Ricky Gervais (Extras/Thе Office) meets Larry David (Curb Yουr Enthusiasm/Seinfeld) οn a Channel 4 special thаt aired іn thе UK. Thіѕ іѕ раrt 5 οf 6.
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edisonallon
23. Jan, 2010
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innit27
23. Jan, 2010
one of those remotes controls my penis – up, down, in, out, standby..
owenhunt
23. Jan, 2010
I just want to determine what you mean by faux pas bad temper. I understand the pas + bad temper, but th e faux seems to undermine your meaning.
Just an inquisition.:)
baobaojames123
23. Jan, 2010
yes you are right because in seinfeld Jerry is the obsessive type like Larry and also Jerry is the intelligent one like Larry.
George is stupid and pathetic, and if you watch the movie ‘Shallow Hal’ you will realise that most of that is coming from Jason. I would never believe that Larry David could act like George Costanza and snort and carry on like that in front of a woman. George Costanza is a devlopment of Jason’s. BTW the recurring faux pas, bad temper etc has been around for years..
KurtVachon
23. Jan, 2010
“If you’re saying what everyone is thinking, you’re not doing anything..” Great Quote
Fukkutah
23. Jan, 2010
Ever since the Office, I try to figure out who fits which character from the show around the office I work in … it worked like a charm .. like therapy to get me through the day so to speak
paulusmagirl
23. Jan, 2010
haha
paulusmagirl
23. Jan, 2010
Well I think all the actors in Seinfeld made the
characters their own, but even Jerry is a little
bit LD. LD and JS I think, just completely
understand each other. For instance, who came
up with the bit where Jerry dumps a girl only
because she ate her peas one at a time? Was
that pure Larry or could it have been Jerry’s
idea? It’s hard to tell. As for the voice, I
never really noticed that before but you’re
right. They are both New Yorkers from Brooklyn,
so that could be why. IDK
baobaojames123
23. Jan, 2010
yes the character was based on Larry David but IMO i believe George Costanza character on screen was definently more a creation of Jason Alexander’s acting than the stories that were provided by Larry David.
But yes, you were right in your original point, George is the closest to Larry.
BTW, did you notice Larry’s voice often sounds like Jerry?
paulusmagirl
23. Jan, 2010
why did I get a thumbs down for this??
paulusmagirl
23. Jan, 2010
Yes you’re right, and I just watched all those
episodes again and realized that. He seems
bewildered that everyone says George
Costanza is an idiot lol but I don’t think I
caught that the first time I watched the
show. It just dawned on me once when
I was watching Seinfeld. Maybe I did pick
up on it though, subconsciously.
Who knows.
sicbud
23. Jan, 2010
He also pretty much says it in the beginning of S02, when Larry and Jason have a meeting together.
paulusmagirl
23. Jan, 2010
My GF and I used to argue when I said that the
character in Seinfeld that is closest to Larry’s
real self was George Costanza. She said no way
but after awhile of CYE she started to agree
with me. Then Larry actually says that in the
7th season of CYE. I had to call her right up
and gloat just a little lol
paulusmagirl
23. Jan, 2010
It is Will Rogers who said:
” I have always noticed that people will never laugh at anything that is not based on truth.”
pablo8olbap
23. Jan, 2010
‘you do get the munchies’ lol
BA0084
23. Jan, 2010
agreed.
aweiss
23. Jan, 2010
good observation in the beginning by Gervais
firstmisanthrope
23. Jan, 2010
It is a rare moment indeed when I can say that youtube has enriched my life. This is one of those moments. Thankyou sir.
darraghtank
23. Jan, 2010
lemme guess your a bloke
SexxyAmmberr
23. Jan, 2010
warmhearted girl who is searching for a man who would be able to satisfy my needs
Kanadianas
23. Jan, 2010
well said
Anonymous58697
23. Jan, 2010
True financial success in comedic artistic endeavors come when both low-brow and high-brow humor intersect without harsh contrast. Both these men are intelligent enough to cater to higher modes of ironic and highly observant humor. By the same token, they have enough well-grounded sensibility and thirst for authentic expression to include more simplistic comedic elements where they fit most appropriately, accenting the entire piece and fleshing it out.
zephyrgrim
23. Jan, 2010
Ricky Gervais nailed it at 7:30 onwards. It’s good to see he’s not discouraged by the fact that the majority — or at least a massive proportion — of people have a collective and therefore redundant sense of humor based on trends or fads or what is deemed “funny” and laugh at something because it hits on a certain catchphrase or a social observation that’s “funny” because it’s trendy.
shadyreefer69
23. Jan, 2010
oh man i totally agree with you 100%, just had to ta tell ya chum, being in the minority sucks cuz alot of people look at you look huh? or they dont get comedy so you cant enjoy something like curb or seinfeld when there around
metacob
23. Jan, 2010
maybe they should write a movie together or something