Renowned TV personality Geraldo Rivera took to X, formerly Twitter, to share his thoughts on the conclusion of HBO’s long-running series “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” created by Larry David.
Critique of Larry David’s Portrayal
Rivera expressed his perspective on Larry David’s portrayal of himself in the show, describing him as “self-righteous, snobby, self-loathing, narcissistic.” He shared an anecdote from an outdoor gathering at Harvard Professor Alan Dershowitz’s Martha’s Vineyard home, where he encountered David.
Personal Encounter with Larry David
Rivera recounted his attempt to approach David at the event, only to find David actively avoiding interaction, even going as far as to “scurry about in theatrical panic” and hide behind other guests upon realizing Rivera’s presence. Rivera later learned from Dershowitz that David’s behavior stemmed from Rivera’s affiliation with Fox News and his support of former President Trump, which David apparently disapproved of.
Reflections on David’s Behavior
After 12 seasons, many viewers lament the passing of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” Larry David’s sour, pseudo bio-series. I’m not a fan, because Larry truly is the self-righteous, snobby, self-loathing, narcissistic ass he portrays. That opinion is informed by an outdoor afternoon…
— Geraldo Rivera (@GeraldoRivera) April 8, 2024
Rivera concluded that David’s on-screen behavior mirrors his real-life persona, asserting that David’s rudeness, crudeness, and intolerance are genuine reflections of his character rather than acting.
Closing Thoughts
Rivera’s remarks shed light on his personal experience with Larry David and offer insight into his perception of the actor’s behavior both on and off-screen.
