Richard Lewis, known for his role in “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” recently revealed that his relationship with series creator Larry David wasn’t always friendly. In a recent interview with The Spectator, Lewis admitted that he intensely disliked David when they first met at a summer sports camp as kids. The rivalry between them was so intense that Lewis even tried to hit David with a baseball. However, years later, their paths crossed again in the stand-up comedy scene in New York City, and they eventually became close friends.
According to Lewis, their reunion was an interesting one. They spent the night drinking without recognizing each other at first. It was only when Lewis looked at David’s face that he realized who he was. They ended up yelling at each other, but it was a moment that marked the beginning of a budding friendship.
Despite their initial differences, Lewis believes that David now considers him one of his closest friends. However, Lewis acknowledges that David doesn’t often express deep emotions. In fact, one of Lewis’s favorite lines from “Curb Your Enthusiasm” is when he tells David that he cares about him, and David replies by calling him a “babbling brook of bullshit.”
Lewis, who has been dealing with health concerns, including a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis, was limited in his appearances in the last season of “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” However, he is set to star in the upcoming season, which is expected to be released later this year. In his interview with The Spectator, Lewis confirmed that he will appear in about half of the episodes.
When asked if he feels like he had a good run and if the series could be the last thing he does in his career, Lewis expressed his pride in his accomplishments. Despite the challenges of getting older and dealing with an incurable disease, Lewis remains grateful for what he has achieved and feels that no one can take that away from him. He sees himself as his own biggest supporter and is ready to embrace whatever the future holds.
Overall, Richard Lewis’s journey from intense dislike to close friendship with Larry David showcases the unpredictability and complexity of relationships. Despite their differences, these two comedians have found common ground and built a lasting bond.
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