Woody Allen Praises 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Star for Latest Film

July 1, 2009

Two weeks after the limited release of comedy Whatever Works, writer-director Woody Allen credits its star, Curb Your Enthusiasm creator and star Larry David for the believability of the film's central character.

"He's believable to me as an intellectual, as a guy who would know physics, who was cultivated, who'd be sardonic and opinionated and really very taken with himself," he tells San Jose Mercury News.  "And, as Zero was, insecure underneath.  Also, both of them could both play this kind of character, as Larry does on his television show, and there was still something about them that was vulnerable and likable."

Larry David Talks 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'

June 29, 2009

Curb Your Enthusiasm director and star Larry David may be busy with Woody Allen's Whatever Works, but the comedian says he has no qualms about returning to shoot for the upcoming seventh season of the HBO hit.

"I don't see why not," David tells Star Pulse.  "Yeah, I was comfortable, I was comfortable, it was not a big stretch to do the part."

Meg Ryan Drops by 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'

June 24, 2009

Almost three months before we kick off the seventh season of HBO cult hit Curb Your Enthusiasm, another big personality adds her name to the roster of guest stars on the series.

Nineties rom-com queen Meg Ryan will appear in an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, reports Entertainment Weekly.  If Ryan, 47, will appear alongside the Seinfeld cast who will figure in a multi-episode story line this season, is still unknown.

'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Season 7 Details

June 6, 2009

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After confirming that the HBO cult hit Curb Your Enthusiasm will in fact be back for at least a 10-episode seventh season, Curb actor and producer Jeff Garlin confirms that the earliest they can get season 7 on air is during the fall season of this year.  Variety reported previously that Curb Your Enthusiasm season 7 went back to production in December, but no exact premiere date has been set.


In an interview with Vern Glenn from KRON 4, Garlin confirmed that Curb Your Enthusiasm creator and star Larry David is in the process of writing the episodes for season 7, clarifying that pretty much of the show's lines are improvised.

Curb Your Enthusiasm: Vivica A. Fox Returns for Season 7

June 1, 2009

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As Curb Your Enthusiasm begins production this month, some details about the upcoming season 7 are slowly finding their way onto the internet.  Not much has been revealed about what the new 10-episode season is all about though there have been rumors that the new season story arc will include Larry David working on a Woody Allen movie, just like he did in real life.  Most recently, Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello reported on another update.

Vivica A. Fox, who played the role of Loretta Black, has signed on to appear on Curb Your Enthusiasm's seventh season for at least two episodes.  The 44-year-old actress is best known for her roles in Independence Day, Set It Off, Soul Food, Kill Bill: Vol. 1, and Motives.

'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Star Talks about Her Role

April 29, 2009

For die-hard fans of HBO cult hit Curb Your Enthusiasm, the wait until fall may seem insufferable, but at least solace can be found in the fact that the series was renewed, unlike others that are not so fortunate.

Meanwhile, Curb Your Enthusiasm star Cheryl Hines, who plays Larry David's wife on the hit comedy, recently sat down with Miami Herald to talk about her role on the hit series, particularly the fact that she is 18 years older than her on-screen husband.  Hines also recently confirmed that she'd be back for the mockumentary's 7th season.

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