Cheryl Hines didn’t think she would get hired as Curb Your Enthusiasm's Cheryl David.

“She had friends in Florida who saw the show and were upset to find out that Cheryl had married a big TV producer and they were never invited to the wedding.” 3. As Weide explained, people who knew Cheryl Hines thought it was too real. Weide didn’t understand why David wanted to “torture himself like that” but finally realized that “he wanted to face down some old demons, now that he had nothing invested in it.” David had already locked in a commitment with HBO to do a special on his stand-up, but it evolved into being more of a mockumentary than a documentary. Weide to direct the original Curb Your Enthusiasm special (Weide stayed on for most of the series run as both a director and executive producer), which was supposed to chronicle David’s returning to the stand-up comedy circuit. Larry David tapped documentary filmmaker Robert B. Curb Your Enthusiasm's mockumentary format was lost on some of Cheryl Hines’s friends and family members. As crazy as this person is, I could step into those shoes right now, but I would be arrested or I’d be hit or whatever.” 2. We’re always doing things we don’t want to do, we never say what we really feel, and so this is an idealized version of how I want to be. “If I had my druthers, that would be me all the time, but you can’t do that. “The character really is me, but I just couldn't possibly behave like that,” he said. Sure, there are some obvious similarities between TV Larry and real-life Larry, but David told Rolling Stone that it wouldn’t be smart for him to be TV Larry all the time. Curb Your Enthusiasm's “Larry David” is an 'idealized' version of the real Larry David. Here are some real facts about the improvised show. On and off for 10 seasons (with an 11th season officially confirmed), Larry David has played a very candid-if somewhat exaggerated-version of himself, with every episode revolving around him angering somebody. They liked it so much that they picked it up as a 10-episode narrative series, which premiered on Octowith a slightly truncated title. On October 17, 1999, HBO aired a mockumentary special called Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm.

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