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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2011
- Jason Alexander presents writer Larry David ("Seinfeld," "Curb Your Enthusiasm") with the WGA's 2010 Paddy Chayefsky Laurel Award for Television. The Paddy Chayefsky Award is given to that member of the Writers Guild who has advanced the literature of television through the years, and who has made outstanding contributions to the profession of the television writer.
This year's WGA Awards west coast ceremony will be held on Saturday, February 5, 2011 at the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel and hosted by "Modern Family" co-stars Jesse Tyler Ferguson & Eric Stonestreet. Although this year's show will not be broadcast, you can watch exclusive video highlights here on / wgadotorg . Go to WGA.org to see the complete list of nominations and check back after the show to find out who won. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Once, at the airport when he was coming out of the bathroom, I said, "Hi Larry" . I said it like I knew him. He turned around and looked at me and grunted. It made my day.
thats amazing
i would be dissapointed if he was nice. i always imagined id say something like, under my breath not making a scene "look, i know you hate meeting people, and frankly im not too thrilled about meeting you either, because i know youre a prick. but i do need an autograph, no handshake neccesary"
As a balding man, I respect Larry's hair.
What are the odds
@@doghuman1621 hahahahahahahahaha I think he'd actually like that
"unbelievable when i did these things in real life i was scored, mocked and shunned and they did it on the show people laughed and loved them." My favorite part.
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@@otaviodebarros8537 WTF???
@Otavio de Barros Seems like you were quite intoxicated on something to type this incoherently. You can always try again
@Vincent Mathias
Or OP's phone opened the TH-cam app whilst inside their pocket and the natural movement of their leg caused that unholy series of key presses, with spellcheck occasionally trying in vain to mold it into something legible.
Seinfeld was fantastic but Curb took it to a whole new comedy level
Genius
howard yearley i swear i said the same exact thing the other day
Nah curbs pretty pretty pretty good, but plots are too formulaic. Seinfeld had variety and a wider breadth of characters.
+Strat Man Seinfeld had a laugh track, and was held back by being on network. Nuff said!
*****
It was a live studio audience.
Strat Man Same thing. Took away from the show, and is really outdated.
After watching Curb you see that Larry is the true mastermind behind Seinfeld.
You come to the same conclusion after watching Seinfeld’s stand-up.
The last 2 seasons of seinfeld are the best without larry BUT i do believe larry is the main driving force of anything he writes for but taking all of Jerry's credit is something he wouldn't want
pretty pretty pretty pretty, pretty good
okay....okay....
"Larry, take the civil service test!" Now I see why George's parents wanted him to take the civil service test on the show. :D
Recall just how seriously the USPS was presented, the Postal Cops nabbed 'em dragged them in for interrogation.
When george told their parents that he was going to write "Jerry" her mother said that he wasnt funny.
Oh ya. So much of that show was. Think of all the characters you know in your OWN life.
Every day is an episode of Seinfeld for me.
People laughing and clapping. Good lighting. Mics and boons.
And booms.
Who the fuck just opened the door to my apartment and started attacking my refrigerator!?!?
Fuck it. Time to eavesdrop on a neighbor and masturbate.
He might be one of the best examples ever of writing what you know.
32 years later, we're all Larry addicts
❤️
Well, certainly not all of us. I find him a bit of a schmuck.
@@Hithere-ek4qt why?
2023!
Realest dude in Hollywood
@Jay Dee Very clever
@Jay Dee lol
His crazy parents really helped him develop his sense of humour.
Welcome to being Jewish 101.. Where all our "material" comes directly from traumatic lives with our parents
@@InnaVitamina777 when Larry was in Egypt's land
@@InnaVitamina777 "our" material? Are you a comedian or you're just trying to rely ob collectivism for your lack of individual relevance?
hes just the funniest man alive, effortlessly funny, he doesnt have to try
Every time he speaks about his parents , I keep imagining George's parents from 'Sienfeld'
How on earth Larry managed not to lose his mind throughout the first 40 years of his life is beyond me... This guy is as stoic as it gets.
PulmonaryArchery100 I’m losing my mind now and I’m 22.
He's not stoic. He's a constant complainer. Larry! If your're still chexking these comments, tell the people, you're a constant complainer.
Gussy .D im 25 we are the same age im losing mine now howd urs go
That is so true. He's very inspiring though he'd loathe you for saying it.
Stoic? Get a dictionary.
Watching comedy for 40 yrs hundreds of DVDs but Curb is the best Larry is a comedy writer/ actor genius Had chemo few years ago watched Curb back to back the only good thing of that experience cause i wanted one last watch but turns out cancer treatment has come on (clive james etc) so im still here seven years later go figure. I think it could have been Larry keeping my mood and immune system up! Love you Lar
This is exactly the speech I expected from Larry David.
are you psychic?
@FoodforThought
Yes.
This is one of my favourite speeches. Engaging, inspiring, insanely humorous, emotional, intelligent and full of genuine gratitude. Larry is a true comic icon!
+Nimesh Nambiar Well said
Very well said! Totally agree :)
Very well structured as well, flows smoothly from the intro to his life story section. Great writing
@@tamie341 it would anger Larry though
Most neurotic speech ever. Wonderful.
Jason Alexander looks fantastically sarcastic every time he smiles.
"Thank you, Writers Guild, for the death sentence." Larry is such a cynic, haha.
Larry David doesn't have to say anything and I laugh. What a treasure. Thanks for making me laugh for 30 years!
This man is responsible for honing 2-3 different generations, one before smartphones and one after and still is going so good
Should've worn a cape. It's good cape weather.
...cool, breezy
The most lovable grouch. I love this man so much. His humor and wit just gets me.
This guy is a treasure. I read once that he took such a long way around for a joke that his punchline for one friend was something like 10 years.
This explains all the mailmen scenes in Seinfeld and Curb
That is a great assessment of what makes the Larry David character so interesting. Successful with an unabashedly negative attitude toward almost everything most people like.
A living Da Vinci! Seinfeld was no less a masterpiece of art than any work of any artist in history. The amount of smiles that show delivered is indeed PRICELESS!
"I have to thank Chris Albrecht and Bud Friedman from the Improv and Rick Newman from Catch a Rising Star who consistently gave me spots in New York even though more often than not I turned a crowd into an angry mob." Priceless.
this speech was pretty good. PRETTAAAAY, PRETTAAAYY, PRETTAAAAAY...prettayyy good.
I don't throw the word around, but this is brilliant. The ultimate expression of humility: putting your trophy in the basement.
I love Larry so fucking much. Words don't do it justice.
Me too. SO SO MUCH. 😊
Yup. He is my kind of a$$hole
Larry David is the best comedy writer ever, period!!
Period.
Period.
I laughed so loud at this funny, funny speech. I wanted to give Larry a hug but sure he'd hate that. Love you anyway Larry.
Baby Simba I can't imagine what motivated you to say that.
+Baby Simba If they played a laughing-track on the background, would that make it funnier to you ?
so you do need laughing tracks to find something funnier ?
+Baby Simba - You do not get to decide what the two funniest TV shows of all time are.
+Baby Simba family guy is funnier than simpsons
How many times have I heard this speech, and with each time it gets funnier and funnier. "Its a great honour, but its not great getting hit by a bus. So thank you writer's guild for the death sentence" hahaha. Such a hilarious genius!
I can't believe how perfect this speech is. Larry is the man and one of a kind.
fuckin comedic genius
Seinfeld and Curb, two different shows, both are equally great in their own unique ways.
He WAS often funny back then, but the audiences didn't get it. Comics dug him. When the comics go across town to see you perform - there is a reason.
where did you get this info
@THE ORIGINAL PROFESSOR CHAOS PRETTY, PRETTY GOOD ONE
THE ORIGINAL PROFESSOR CHAOS no, please explain.
EXACTLY. That was why Seinfeld asked him to write the show! The NY Stand Up community and comedy writers knew who Larry was and loved his shtick.
@@shaokhan4421 Sitting in the bar with comics in The Comic Strip a lifetime ago.
Here, Larry proves that comedy and Greek tragedy are the same thing - "...I mean it's a great honor, but it's not worth getting hit by a Bus!"
larry david's had a hard life, he deserves everything he has now
Larry David, comedic genius. Find myself agreeing with him more and more as i get older
Hilarious acceptance speech from the Brilliant Larry David. Thank you Larry for all of your writing and performing. I never thought there would be any show that came close to being as good as Seinfeld, and now you have blessed us with Curb...
That's the most inspirational speech I've ever heard.
"44th, between 5th and 6th. Good steam vent, there's an overhang." Note taken.
Life of a comedian in NY. This is in the minds of many that live there.
yeah that's right, many live there, so find your own overhang.
This is the best comedian ever I don't care. He doesn't even try and THAT is really what separates him from every other comedian. Comedians today just try to hard to be funny and he doesn't have to.
he was being humble in my opinion
Somebody who knows what they are talking about! Bravo ballerbscott!! You are a true gentleman!
I agree but he's trying painfully hard here and it's not at all funny!
Tom Lennon so true
ballerbscott Him, Gervais, and Neil Hamburger for me.
I remember even walking the streets of New York looking for good spots to live in case I ever became homeless
Let's see Larry deliver all that mail. It never stops.
Self roast king of the world
Larry David will forever be my hero
"and of course...this speech" omg, i fell out of my chair, lol
Are you okay?
Larry once described himself as "very Jewish"
The pronouncement of doom at the end of his speech is totally on brand
I always imagined that if I had seen Larry doing standup way back in the day, I would've been the only one laughing, and my friends would have said: "You like this? He's terrible!:" And they would have stopped calling me after that...
Oh wow! I am so touched: His critical parents, his consequent self-doubt and low self-esteem, his increasing anger and frustration with the morons in his life, and people in general, his lifting out of the abyss that he was in by a seemingly mysterious hand. I am totally touched. He even checked out places for himself in New York in case he was going to end up homeless. But his destiny/God/Creator/ made sure he was forced to use his talents. I'm not envious of his success or money, I just wish I had someone guiding me in this life to discover and use my God given talents. I suppose we're all here for different purposes. Great video, totally loved the speech.
to be this man's Best Friend would be both a dream and a nightmare. Love you, Larry !!!!!
Larry David is the MANNNNN....I thought Seinfeld was the best but you my man are the BEST!!! Keep going David......you are an inspiration.
Pure natural talent.
The greatest anti-celebrity celebrity of all time.
Shout out to all the mail men, without you nobody would have any mail.
lmao, "i mean it's a great honor but it's not worth getting hit by a bus."
He's not a comic but still one of the funniest ever. This is a great speech.
He actually is. He's been doing stand up for a long while. Check out the pilot for Curb here.
Hilarious, L.D. always glosses over the years of work prior to Seinfeld. "Fridays" was a show ahead of its time with moments too surreal for network tv. I have a feeling it would've thrived in today's cable/direct tv market.
Larry David really is great,his show is great to love him and his comedy
Larry David - comedy genius. Anyone with that level of involvement with Seinfeld and Curb must be a genius. And then some of the most quirkiest characters is either himself or based on him. A show with Larry David and Bob Newhart would be epic - if only...
That ending bit is gold
It's gold! NDC Fan. Gold!
Great speech Mr. David. I’m so pleased & proud of you for you're excellent work. I have you’re spot on 43rd St. (amazing view.)
This speech is prettay prettay prettay good.
What if there is a god? And that god only created the world to be one, huge 4.54 billion year long, sick joke on Larry David?
When I die, this is maybe one of three scenarios where my response to god would be 'okay that was worth it'
Then, I'd like to play in that world
Lee Czere 😂🤣😂👍👍❕❗️❕
Lol, brilliant!
@Shahaan G a practical joke on me, or a practical joke on my loved ones...obv even being able to reflect on life in such a way would mean the whole thing was a bit of a mirage anyways, it's kind of a redundant thought to begin with. (existence is so weird)
I had an opportunity to meet Jason this summer and he was really nice and easy to talk to
That resonated with me when he said he wrote down writer as his occupation and that felt really good. It must be tremendously satisfying to achieve your dreams.
I don’t know how I missed this. Best acceptance speech ever.
Oh, I think Curb is a million times funnier than Seinfeld ever was. So does my entire family. I loved Seinfeld when it was on, but as the years have gone by, I have found it to be less funny. Curb can make me a little uncomfortable, because Larry's character is so annoying, but I also find it hysterical. Oh well, different tastes, I guess.
I agree with you. Seinfeld is super funny. It's also about 4 characters. Not to mention that jerry Seinfeld had turned into an arse after cashing the big cheques.
Curb is hilarious, and the show is about Larry only.
Humility is refreshing
I understand Larry David. Then I met a few Asperger people and understood them too. Then, I was diagnosed with Asperger's in my later 30s. It answered a lot of questions. It explained a lot.
I, too, have a grammar obsession and I hate the misuse of the word "you." You is the second person, direct sense. It-the word "you"-is not a substitute for "me," "I," "us," "we" and so on. The word "you" is not a substitute for any group of people or individuals and should only be used in the singular form.
~So, if youre not from the south, and say 'y'all', when speaking to a group, what word do you use?~
~Also, i think Jerry is the aspie, and Larry is more a neurotypical~
Fine effort on creating your youtube video. Thanks for sharing.
Larry David, keep being awesome man.
10 years later and that buss joke is even better
CYE, best comedy show ever! No political correctness, no topic untouched! Brilliant!
Thank you so much Larry. Love and respect. 🦁✌😎😁
Haha. This made me laugh a lot. Damn I love him, I see myself in him.
Great speech.
He's funny and is not even trying!
You gotta love LD!
Really love this speech
Larry’s mom’s dream was for him to become a mailman. Too bad she wasn’t here to see him now & the giant success he’s achieved.
Loves Larry David
Best comedy writer ever!!
Brilliant, as always.
"44th between 5th and 6th, good steam vent, there's a overhang..."
Larry David is number 1
we need a new curb series Larry.
There is talk of a new season and movie.
There's a fine line between genius and Madness. Case in point... Larry David ladies and gentlemen!
That was the best speech I've ever heard!
How did i just see this...amazing!
I do not laugh with the greatest of ease these days but he always makes me laugh.
Such a great speech.
👍🏽 YES!!!! This was the speech I saw live at the WGA AWARDS✊🏽💯 when he said he bombed so bad at standup he was looking for spots to be homeless I fell OUT😂😂
Brilliant. I love this man.
He’s just brilliant! 😍
He is the man!!
I love Larry David!
The magic words are "Jerry Seinfeld asked me..."
Where's my Jerry?
Such a natural talent for this shit man.
Brilliant writer and comedian. I can't wait to see what he comes up with next!