Los Angeles, California: As the popular HBO series “Curb Your Enthusiasm” comes to a close after 12 seasons and nearly 25 years, creator Larry David spoke candidly about his decision to end the iconic show during an “exit interview” on “Sunday Today with Willie Geist.”
In the interview, David revealed that his age played a significant role in his choice to conclude the series, stating that he feels too old to continue performing on camera in the same manner as he did on the show. He expressed a hint of sentimentality about saying goodbye, acknowledging the challenges of portraying his character as he enters his later years.
David also addressed the recent passing of his co-star and longtime friend Richard Lewis, describing Lewis as a “sweet guy” and expressing disbelief at his absence. He shared that he still feels a connection to Lewis and believes he is watching over him, despite his physical absence.
When asked about the possibility of the show continuing after the finale, David emphatically stated that there is “no chance” of that happening. As for what fans can expect from the series finale, details have been kept under wraps, but HBO has hinted at a special appearance by David’s close friend Jerry Seinfeld.
As fans prepare for the conclusion of “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” David’s reflections on the show’s legacy and his decision to end it provide insight into the creative process behind the beloved series. With its final episode airing, audiences can look back on the show’s impact and memorable moments as a testament to David’s unique comedic vision.