No matter what Larry has to be in the wrong for most of these scenarios, so if he wasn't accepting of the lad the two ladies would be, thus is the curse of being a caricature of a famous guy on TV.
i was an acting instructor for 6 years and let me explain what a diamond in the rough this kid is. its immensely difficult to find a child actor who can sell a believable performance let alone one that can sell such an adult themed one. they must have gone through thousands of kids to find one who could actually deliver what they were looking for. it goes to show that its all worth it in the end because the kid here steals the damn show
@@jpm199agree. I actually wonder if this wonderful actor was already known to the writers - maybe a child of someone on the crew. No way a kid that age can play flamboyant like that. How would you even direct a child to act like that? Great performance anyways though. Greg is one of my favourites!
His name is Eddie Schweighardt. He has a few more acting credits, but it looks like he hasn't done anything since 2019. It doesn't matter because as Greg he is a LEGEND. He's funnier in this role than many actors who have decades of credits to their name.
and it sounds pretty contrived, in this context. With that said, writing dialogue for child actors can be tough, because it's often too hard to eliminate the grown-up perspective of the screenwriters producing it.
This is the only episode where I felt like Larry was the most sane person. If a kid is more into sewing than a football, get them a sewing machine. It's not forcing a sexuality on a child to give them a toy that they enjoy playing with.
I'm a straight man, 34 years old. When I was a boy, I was at a family gathering and one of my female cousins had a barbie doll. This wasn't a regular barbie doll though. It had a bloated belly and if you flipped it the right direction, out came a baby and the belly went flat. That doll is a collectable these days but that's beside the point. As a young boy with no dolls, I still wanted that god damn barbie doll. I loved things that transformed back then, in particular Power Ranger Zords, and later Beastwars. I had no interest in dolls, but in my mind this babie doll was essentially a transformer. One moment it's pregnant, and next moment it's got a baby. That was cool in my mind. I requested that barbie doll on my Christmas list. I never got it and I think it's because my mum and dad thought it was a "gay turning" toy to give to a boy. I highly doubt getting that toy would have influenced my sexuality. Oh well.
This episode is a prime example of why Larry David (the character) is the most glorious trainwreck on television. The absurdity of a man, a Jew, being invited into someone's home, and within five seconds of being unattended flips open the nearest magazine and starts drawing swastikas, is so ridiculous that you have no other choice but to go along with it.
“What are you trying to turn him gay!?” The look on Larry’s face at 2:30 says “lady, that boy is as gay as they come and you know it, embrace it and let him sew” 😂 Larry’s a good guy
I've never seen this show but I literally cried when the swastika pattern appeeared on the pillow sham. Holy crap that was hilarious and just perfectly presented. WIll have to check this show out
Ive never seen a single episode of curb in my life, and I happened to come across this clip. After I watched it ,I binged the entire nine seasons. best decision ever lmao
Hugo Ferdinand Boss was a nazi fashion designer, who used concentration camp workers in his factories and produced uniforms for the german army. thats the joke
I love how Larry sees something in every person that no one else sees 🤣 And whats wrong with giving a kid a sewing machine? It's a good skill to be able to use one
I was just as feminine as this kid and my mom was just as clueless. I had the typical pray the gay away experience with my mom and still do and I am 50yo...lol
His shriek of "A sewing machine" reminded me of that little girl in the Despicable Me movie shrieking with joy over her stuffed unicorn won in the amusement park's shooting flying saucer game.
I like how this scene showcases that Larry is a Good Listener because he made a note about what the kid is interested in and then got him a Birthday present that fit those interests.
Trying to envision the awkward casting call ad for the part of Greg: “Needed: Kid who might be gay, doesn’t have to be, gayness a plus, but must act gay.”
GeorgeUK84 That's true man, but as much as I'd like to think that he is coming up with this stuff on his own, I gotta think they probably give kids much more direction. The way the scene is edited kind of hints that they probably fed him most of the lines. Either way though, his delivery is really what makes it hilarious.
0:18 Notice the kid pronounces Hitler as "Hitlah," which makes sense since this is the first time the character is hearing that name, and Larry has a Brooklyn accent. Great attention to detail, especially for a child actor.
There's a generally consistent rule that the quality of a production is inversely proportional to how many children are involved. Exceptions like this are rare as hell, and this one is golden!
Bobby Robertson If thats your point, then what does it have to do with this at all. Answer truthfully- do you actually think that child acting should be illegal and its not just because its filmed? Because if you dont think that then none of what you said was necessary
bossfan49 why did you assume it was a performance. I don’t think i’ve ever seen a child make such a performance. I’m pretty sure this is just how he is
Greg in response to Susie's shocked expression: 'Larry taught me how to make a swastika!! He was drawing it on paper and talking about an evil man who hated Jews!' lmao
This is the best episode of CYE, and there have been many. Larry’s interaction with Greg, who is a natural, flamboyant young actor, mom’s denial and Susie’s hilarious involvement - pure genius ⭐️
Luis Hernandez Larry lost it many times doing scenes. The bloopers are hilarious. He would basically crack up any time someone was supposed to be major pissed at him, especially Susie.
Actually he's a swastika rehabilitator. He likes a symbol that for millennia meant and still means good luck and best wishes. Buddhist, Hinduists, and Jains use swastikas extensively.
The way this scene is cut up, you can tell the kid was coached between each line. He was told what to say and how to say it repeatedly for every single sentence. It doesn't take much. I've been on set with untrained child actors and this is the way it goes. Then in post they will have to redub the audio. There are better child actors who actually have to remember lines and do long takes flawlessly.
for me it wasn’t Larry getting the sewing machine but not telling Greg that the Nazi sign is a no no lmao it could’ve ended with him having a great time with her lol super funny thought
I have no idea why this clip turned up on my feed but I freaking love this ep. This actor was amazing and precious! Where is he today? Someone needs to find him.
The brilliance of Larry David in a few minutes. I first thought the "pillow sham" line alone was the joke, as it would be on any other show, and I was already laughing. Then when it was unfolded, genius!
This is probably a case where less is more. Keep in mind he was only in the show for about 3 1/2 minutes. They were memorable minutes. But if we saw him all the time he’d overstay his welcome.
I don't know about him being the most convincing child actor ever, but he's got a really nice balance between believable and not creepy. With most child actors they're either terrible, or they're scray good but often have some serious personality issues from the pressures of acting alongside that. This kid seems very concious and aware of the humor of the scene, in on the joke, and he's able to act in a way that's not creepy levels of good where you feel uncomfortable or suspect he's a brat in reality. He hit some magic balance where you love his acting ability and feel confident he's a cool little dude.
Hahha yes, Larry is quite the role model here. NOT discouraging nazi-like behavior in children...but instead making them feel “comfortable”, providing a “safe space” for their minds to ruminate on the lameness of Jews.
planet 4 Picked up the nazi thing on accident....are you shrooming, dude? Larry was doodling swastikas as the kid looked on. It’s a funny bit but let’s not frame it as some sort of “win” for modern identity politics
It's clever writing/directing when the kid asks, "What's a 'hidla'?" He's so unfamiliar with Hitler that he doesn't realize the dropped R is because of Larry David's accent.
u are incorrect. its funny and ironic because hes asking whos hitler in the correct german pronunciation. he’s correctly saying it without even knowing who he was
Because the kid is sincere and unpretentious. Just like Leon. Larry loves you if you're real. Most of the people he encounters are phony, which is one of the main themes of the show. Larry's not perfect, but he's honest and real.
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the genius of this episode is that Larry is the only one who accepts this kid as he is and encourages him to be himself
Exactly, but it still turns out bad at the end regardless
choosing a sewing machine as a gift is classic
@@joshuapowell114 no good deed goes unpunished
Joshua Powell it turns out great what do you mean?
No matter what Larry has to be in the wrong for most of these scenarios, so if he wasn't accepting of the lad the two ladies would be, thus is the curse of being a caricature of a famous guy on TV.
Larry buying Greg a sewing machine is his kindest act in the whole series
Still a bit shady if you see the mom's reaction. I think Larry was counting on it.
What about when he gave his BMW to the waitress who got fired at the country club 😭 he’s actually done quite a few kind things
Ended up with a Nazi Swastika on a cushion
@fooloof He only took in the hurricane victims because Cheryl forced him to lol
@fooloof i'd say him swearing for the Tourette's having chef
I always laugh at "Get a life Jews!" because you know LD wrote that. 😂
This show is unscripted. There is no dialogue written down.
@@Axolotl_Mischiefyeah, but not everything and im 100% sure the kid's not doing improv
@@Axolotl_Mischief It's not 100% unscripted. Obviously the kid didn't come up with his lines on the spot
@@Axolotl_MischiefIt’s not 100% unscripted. There are some lines they know they want to use, and that may have been one of those lines.
Ahhaha and the kid never had a job in Hollywood again
You can see how genuinely amused Larry is by that young actor's fabulous performance.
YES! And I’ve noticed him in other scenes too were he can barely hold it together…
Yeah , brilliant scene
"Fabulous" being the operative term, haha.
Probably because it wasn't an act. That kid is flamboyant as hell in real life I bet. 😂
I love my sewing machine.
“He didn’t care for Jews, he thought they were a bit much” 😂😂😂
Oh, you fellow gentiles, you're too much 😂😂😂
Get a life Jews!
😂
St. Simon of Trent please, tell me what you're smoking, I'd like some
How come no one asks WHY Hitty didn't care for the Jews?
"He didn't care for Jews, he thought they were a bit much"
LMFAO fucking dead
🤣🤣🤣🤣
GET A LIFE, JEWS! Oh my goodness...lol
Ugh! I would kick his butt!
This kid is hilarious.
"STRAIGHT, AND THEN UP, AND THEN DOWN.. it's beautiful!"
"The swastika...?"
Lmao
A Jewish friend of mine used to say, "Jews are like everyone else - only more so."
seems more like a Norm McDonald line
i was an acting instructor for 6 years and let me explain what a diamond in the rough this kid is. its immensely difficult to find a child actor who can sell a believable performance let alone one that can sell such an adult themed one. they must have gone through thousands of kids to find one who could actually deliver what they were looking for. it goes to show that its all worth it in the end because the kid here steals the damn show
That kid's gotta be acting like himself
It’s actually a girl actor… they cut her hair to make her seem more boyish
That kid is just gay.
Kid's probably just gay
@@jpm199agree. I actually wonder if this wonderful actor was already known to the writers - maybe a child of someone on the crew. No way a kid that age can play flamboyant like that. How would you even direct a child to act like that? Great performance anyways though. Greg is one of my favourites!
That kid is one of the best child actors I’ve ever seen. And his delivery is impeccable
His name is Eddie Schweighardt. He has a few more acting credits, but it looks like he hasn't done anything since 2019. It doesn't matter because as Greg he is a LEGEND. He's funnier in this role than many actors who have decades of credits to their name.
Its maybe a little overacted, but it works perfectly here
@@tsawy6 that’s the point. The overacting is what makes the clip real.
@@tsawy6to quote Dot Warner "It pays to overact".
Let's not get carried away now
"Get a life, Jews!" kills me every single time.
For me it's "The fashionnnnn!"
@@SS-gx7tg For me it's, "Thank you Larry!"
@watto HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Honestly, it almost looks like Larry was trying to keep his cool and not laugh! 😂
and it sounds pretty contrived, in this context. With that said, writing dialogue for child actors can be tough, because it's often too hard to eliminate the grown-up perspective of the screenwriters producing it.
The audition sessions for "Greg" must have been something else.
@Dom lol
That’s an understatement.
zammmerjammer goodbye jewsss???
It makes me think of the scene in Schindler's List when they're casting for a little girl to scream, "goodbye, jews!"
@dad of four 1975 That's disgusting.
Greg is one of the most memorable side characters in all of Curb. Amazing performance. This whole episodes kills me 😂🤣
Greg ALMOST (almost!) steals the entire series...That honor obviously goes to Leon, but if Greg had a few more episodes...
When he says get a life jews 😂... it was hilarious
This is the only episode where I felt like Larry was the most sane person. If a kid is more into sewing than a football, get them a sewing machine. It's not forcing a sexuality on a child to give them a toy that they enjoy playing with.
But the sign on the pillow sham... Yeah that was not good.
Exactly. There's a boy in the UK that has sewn many hundreds of little stuffed animals for kids stuck in pediatric hospitals. It's a great story!!
Most sane person doodling Hitler and Swastikas, riiiiight 😂
I'm a straight man, 34 years old. When I was a boy, I was at a family gathering and one of my female cousins had a barbie doll. This wasn't a regular barbie doll though. It had a bloated belly and if you flipped it the right direction, out came a baby and the belly went flat. That doll is a collectable these days but that's beside the point. As a young boy with no dolls, I still wanted that god damn barbie doll. I loved things that transformed back then, in particular Power Ranger Zords, and later Beastwars. I had no interest in dolls, but in my mind this babie doll was essentially a transformer. One moment it's pregnant, and next moment it's got a baby. That was cool in my mind.
I requested that barbie doll on my Christmas list. I never got it and I think it's because my mum and dad thought it was a "gay turning" toy to give to a boy. I highly doubt getting that toy would have influenced my sexuality. Oh well.
You flipped her and a baby came out!!!! What a time to be alive. 😃
I think Larry David has always wanted to say "Get a life, jews!", but he could only say it through Greg.
J A you’re soooo hilarious and extreeeemely clever
And you are?
I'm not sure it was in a script. Larry trying to hide his laughter is just so real.
It's the basis of the anti dentite Seinfeld story line. Great episode.
@@Autistus2 actually this is not true . Even Jews who criticise Israel for example for their politics get called anti-Semitic.
I always love how Larry doesn’t talk down to children just carries on casual conversation with them.
He underestimates them though lol
like when he cut judy's hair
@@jameslucena1020 all stars and national heroes on those islands, lucky kids!
@@cagneybillingsley2165boy it’s a tv show! 😂
@@ivanestades5903 wtf
This episode is a prime example of why Larry David (the character) is the most glorious trainwreck on television. The absurdity of a man, a Jew, being invited into someone's home, and within five seconds of being unattended flips open the nearest magazine and starts drawing swastikas, is so ridiculous that you have no other choice but to go along with it.
"The FASHION! It's like the best show ever!" This kid should have won an Emmy for his performance in this particular show! He's hilarious.
He seriously should have
This kid stole every single scene.
Silver Girl Facts.
Yeah! He did! How the hell did they get this kid to act so sterotypically gay? It was awesome.
@@crashburn3292 It's not awesome to make a kid behave like that.
@@godfrey_of_america Is there something wrong with being gay? Uh oh
@@godfrey_of_america Awwwwwww way to be a dick
I normally cringe at child actors, but this little dude killed it!
In todays world how do you know the kid was acting
@@alltech632 Even if he is gay IRL, still takes skill to convey it in front of a camera.
Forealz he made this scene ×1000 better 😅
the kid's a natural
@@alltech632 because hes uh saying lines in a television show? holy fuck this comment lmao
Legitimately the most thoughtful thing Larry has ever done.
Love how quick he answers DOROTHY!
I love that Larry takes to this little guy. Larry respects eccentricity, detests boring people.
He gave such joy to this kid, with complete connection and understanding without judgement, yet his own mother is oblivious. All too common and sad.
Daniel Courter jealous?
Me too....
@@Masshole4life Lol is the boyfriend/hubby getting boring now, sweetheart?
@Daniel Courter Really Stacy- the kid's a flaming enbarrassment
*Larry* : "You like fashion?"
*Greg* : [Gazing into the distance] "Yes...I do."
Justin Mottaghi aaaaaye like number 69
Genius at work. They both was in the zone. Hilarious
I like the way Greg answers that, there's a hint of annoyance.
He's obviously had to answer that question many times from grownups.
@@jimmymeridian5174 it's also an air of pretension like the peasants could never understand his passion for sewing
“What are you trying to turn him gay!?” The look on Larry’s face at 2:30 says “lady, that boy is as gay as they come and you know it, embrace it and let him sew” 😂 Larry’s a good guy
His mother should be happy he sewed a Swartzstikka on the pillow and not a cock-&-balls.
Larry: "TURN him...???"
Trying to turn him so gay he becomes straight
Yeah his look was like that ship has sailed. Lol
Larry is like, "Yeah, me getting him a sewing machine is what will officially turn him gay. Nothing else. "🙄 😅
I've never seen this show but I literally cried when the swastika pattern appeeared on the pillow sham. Holy crap that was hilarious and just perfectly presented. WIll have to check this show out
You won't regret doing so
It's a great show! Very funny!
This show is really funny!
it's one of the funniest shows that exist.
This clip was what got me into the show!
Ive never seen a single episode of curb in my life, and I happened to come across this clip. After I watched it ,I binged the entire nine seasons. best decision ever lmao
I envy you. I miss spending an entire day watching CYE
I just had the same moment. I have never see the show, now I really want to check it out, I love Larry David's brand of humour
Awesome show. Some of the episodes are a killer 🤣
Larry was a writer for Seinfeld, you can tell who wrote the better episodes.
Anthony DiNardo The kid,who’s probably in his 20s now,would LOVE to hear that you “came across it”😆
This kid grew up to be Hugo Boss
He is fantastic designer..but he wasnt gay
You mean Milo
Hugo Ferdinand Boss was a nazi fashion designer, who used concentration camp workers in his factories and produced uniforms for the german army. thats the joke
@@AxelDeGroat its so simple and easy to research... i wonder what is wrong with these people
@@mad-mullah3117 but Ernst Röhm was
I love how Larry sees something in every person that no one else sees 🤣
And whats wrong with giving a kid a sewing machine? It's a good skill to be able to use one
Everyone besides the mother saw it
He gave it to him since he mentioned watching project runway and liking fashion, it didn’t come out of nowhere
I sewed semi professionally for years and now I'm sapiosexual
That look Larry gives when his mom says, “What are you trying to turn him gay?” is priceless lmfao
That look really made me laugh 😅
I gave the same look Lol!
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
No, but he may be turning him into a Nazi.
I was just as feminine as this kid and my mom was just as clueless. I had the typical pray the gay away experience with my mom and still do and I am 50yo...lol
That scream about the sewing machine lol
Johnny Veiga are you tryina turn him gay?
His shriek of "A sewing machine" reminded me of that little girl in the Despicable Me movie shrieking with joy over her stuffed unicorn won in the amusement park's shooting flying saucer game.
LOL
@1GoldRunner But do all children that age scream that high when gifted a sewing machine?
The little girl whistle-scream is on point.
The way he said "Dorothy" had me rolling on the floor 😂😂😂unbelievably good performance by the kid
That scene was 20 years ahead of its time.
“what are you, trying to turn him gay?”
*looks*
it's cut out here but in the original episode he follows that up with "I *think* he might be gay"
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@@SubmitToTheBiomass The look does it.
@sonoki82 I think the CDC is gay.
@sonoki82 So the mom was right?
Larry’s reaction to “What, are you trying to turn him gay?” is all of us
He's gayer than a 2 dollar bill.
@@xYouthAttackx
With RuPaul on the face of that bill too.....
Love the look he gives 2:28
@@1024det
I DIED 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@xYouthAttackx Its a three dollar bill you jabroni
I like how this scene showcases that Larry is a Good Listener because he made a note about what the kid is interested in and then got him a Birthday present that fit those interests.
Trying to envision the awkward casting call ad for the part of Greg:
“Needed: Kid who might be gay, doesn’t have to be, gayness a plus, but must act gay.”
Greg flamboyantly miming a swastika broke me
😛
Cheer squad goals
I just love the way he said "Thank you Larry"
I was like "I want a little gay son too" lol
"yOu'rE wElCoMe gReG"
if my son came out like that 🤬🤬🤬 i’d love him unconditionally and get him a sewing machine... so he can show me how to use it
Tentaye Primo he’s Emma Stone.
My wife and I love that too. Good acting
"Thank you LORD?! Thank you, LARRY!" That delivery is impeccable, righteous indignation.
Greg is one of the best one off characters in this show. He absolutely nailed it.
This is why I'm voting for Bernie Sanders. He's a got a great sense of humor.
"he's a got a great sense of humor"
it's a me mario
that's Larry King not Bernie Sanders you anti semite
+KokaKolaKan you mean larry.... david? lmao karry king is the talk show guy
+C3PO's Bottom Bit Kerry King is the lead guitarist for Slayer, this isn't him.
Kyberdude lmao when in doubt, look at your on keyboard to discover the mistake !
The kid talks like Emma stone
I was just thinking he reminds me of Emma Stone.
@@mattm1982 Maybe because he literally looks like her? haha
Nihal looks like her too
Good catch
OMG LOL 😂😂😂😂😂
“What, are you trying to turn him gay!?!” That nod from Larry lmfao
That kid should have won an Emmy Award for that performance. I embarrassed myself in the parking lot with the window down when I laughed so loud!
"Most Flamboyant Performance by a Child"...goes to Greg!
Who else but Larry David would come up with a scene like this?
Maybe Barry SchmavidZ.... perhaps? He's also a good writer...Barry. You should give him a chance.
It's improvised. The kid improvised his own lines!
Well this I have to hear. Where did you learn this? Can you send me the link?
The Curb scripts have no lines of dialogue! It's all improvised. This is common knowledge.
GeorgeUK84 That's true man, but as much as I'd like to think that he is coming up with this stuff on his own, I gotta think they probably give kids much more direction. The way the scene is edited kind of hints that they probably fed him most of the lines. Either way though, his delivery is really what makes it hilarious.
"He's something else, isn't he?"
"That's an understatement."😂😂😂
'You're trying to turn him gay?' always gets me, lol.
0:18 Notice the kid pronounces Hitler as "Hitlah," which makes sense since this is the first time the character is hearing that name, and Larry has a Brooklyn accent. Great attention to detail, especially for a child actor.
I noticed that, too. It's great. He mimics Larry's pronunciation.
Scenes with kids rarely make me laugh, but I found this one hilarious!
There's a generally consistent rule that the quality of a production is inversely proportional to how many children are involved.
Exceptions like this are rare as hell, and this one is golden!
Bobby Robertson How privileged are you to compare acting to child labor and PROSTITUTION, the kid is acting, and obviously having fun with it.
Bobby Robertson If thats your point, then what does it have to do with this at all. Answer truthfully- do you actually think that child acting should be illegal and its not just because its filmed? Because if you dont think that then none of what you said was necessary
So true
Yeah.the gays give me a chuckle too when i c them try to do normal people things.
“What’s a Hitla?” 😂😂
More like, “What’s a “Hidla?”
@seanzscorpio It's actually pronounced with a silent ( R ) at the end. Hitle[ā].
@seanzscorpio Wait what makes you right? Seem kinda like a narcissist to me
@@nathanh5448 Which one, weren't there two Wright brothers?
@@IsiahTomas If you're referencing something, it's going right over my head sorry
This is the first clip of Curb Your Enthusiasm I've ever seen and the ending had me laughing out loud. I may need to start watching this show.
Welcome to the ranks 😂
That kid is an amazing actor hahaha he couldn’t have done it better
The more I rewatch this show, the more I can easily say Larry is right in 95% of the situations he is in.
He's not off, its the world thats off.
The Iranian investigator is the only one that recognises it!
He's almost never 100% in the wrong. He just can't stop himself from making mountains out of molehills.
As you get older you will find it getting closer to 100%
@@williamtecumsehsherman9447 That's about the best explanation I've heard.
That scream when he found he got a sewing machine as a birthday gift. Priceless!
Lightest sewing machine I’ve ever seen
My 23-year-old nephew Keith screams like this! But only when he drops a stitch while sewing. He just lost his 11-year-old pal Freddie.
This little boy is amazing. He deserved an Emmy nod for his performance.
One of my favorite scenes. Greg was probably the most adorable character on the show.
Best comedic performance by a child actor I've ever seen. Great writing helps too, but this kid nailed it.
Writing? Curb is improvised.
GeorgeUK84 Some of his dialogue is clearly dubbed over, which was probably written. He was probably also given lines to say since he is a child
bossfan49 why did you assume it was a performance. I don’t think i’ve ever seen a child make such a performance. I’m pretty sure this is just how he is
"Thank you, Lord!"
"Thank you, Lord?! Thank you, Larry!"
Calliope Carion I know right
Thank you, Laaaaaarry!
also my best part!
Every single line by Greg is delivered with perfection. I must have watched this a thousand times. Hilarious
The funniest part is the kid giving Suzie the pillow sham with the swastika! Pure Gold!
The hate Suzie has is hilarious 😂
Greg in response to Susie's shocked expression: 'Larry taught me how to make a swastika!! He was drawing it on paper and talking about an evil man who hated Jews!' lmao
This is one of the best child actors I've ever seen.
Omg when the kid says, “Get a life, Jews!” all emphatically I screamed with laughter 😂
Goodbye jews!
Larry couldn’t hold in the laughter either.
CLASSIC EPISODE!!!
Me too! Repeatedly.
Jokes aside, that kid’s got some acting chops to really nail that valley girl mannerism.
wharuuu doin dillloonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn ummmmmm nooo
@@brijac04 as robotic as you are in bed
he probably wasnt acting.
@@Kamikazeesouled oh my
Ummmm that’s not valley girl and that kid probably wasn’t acting.
This kid is literally one of the best actors that’s been on this show
This is the best episode of CYE, and there have been many. Larry’s interaction with Greg, who is a natural, flamboyant young actor, mom’s denial and Susie’s hilarious involvement - pure genius ⭐️
This kid is absolutely tremendous. You can see Larry David struggling to keep it together. :-)
I agree. It's one of the few times in this series Larry is about to lose it while in character.
Luis Hernandez Larry lost it many times doing scenes. The bloopers are hilarious. He would basically crack up any time someone was supposed to be major pissed at him, especially Susie.
you could pay me all the millions in holywood and i still couldnt keep it together in front of susie
it would be impossible. one of my favorites is when she's all weirded out in the officer krupke episode, the way she looks at larry kills me.
Craig Hicks I fucking hate that Trump ruined that word for me...
Greg: what was his name again Larry?
Larry: Hitler??
what's a Hitler?
This kid actor was amazing.
“Dorothy”…😂😂😂
This is Milo Yiannopoulos' origin story.
you fucked up for that one ngl
How can a Jew like Milo be a Nazi?
LMAO! Brilliant!
I like Milo, but that's hilarious!
@@mimoslavich6639 Milo is an insufferable twat and you should literally get the fuck away.
This kid is the cutest little Hitler Youth I've ever seen.
Really?
You never saw him in "Cabaret"?
@@elgintv Jojo Rabbit: Origin Story
666!
Actually he's a swastika rehabilitator. He likes a symbol that for millennia meant and still means good luck and best wishes. Buddhist, Hinduists, and Jains use swastikas extensively.
@@dottore3870 the one used by nazis was different from the symbol of the sun, tbf
Jonathan Greenblatt needs this kid in his life.
Lmfao greg does like old creeps apparently 😮😂
Greg is so hilarious. The actor has to be the funniest child actor Ive ever seen. He plays off Larry so well too.
+kaguth Is he gay ?
You mean in real life? I have no idea.
+bardo0007 Not that there's anything wrong with that.
+kaguth "Take good care of her!"
Greg is a girl.
I love that Larry bought him what he knew he would love.
And yet he still got in trouble.
@@robrick9361
Twice.
@@robrick9361 in trouble? That's a horrible unhealthy relationship. Which is funny for the show.
BRILLIANT! he wants Everyone to acknowledge that the boys is gay.... but the scene SWINGS back against HIIM with a vengeance. LMAO! wow!
“He thought they were a bit much” lol
This is the best child actor in the world. That is all.
Couldn't have put it better.
The way this scene is cut up, you can tell the kid was coached between each line. He was told what to say and how to say it repeatedly for every single sentence. It doesn't take much. I've been on set with untrained child actors and this is the way it goes. Then in post they will have to redub the audio. There are better child actors who actually have to remember lines and do long takes flawlessly.
@@rks5457 Wow, thanks for your Real Hollywood insight.
He's super adorable.
Ri he was still good in this scene though...
Poor Larry. The nicer he is to people, the worser it backfires 😂
Just like real life, it seems like sometimes lol
No good deed goes unpunished.
for me it wasn’t Larry getting the sewing machine but not telling Greg that the Nazi sign is a no no lmao it could’ve ended with him having a great time with her lol super funny thought
Worser? Isn't a word
bad, worse, worst. These are your options
I have no idea why this clip turned up on my feed but I freaking love this ep. This actor was amazing and precious! Where is he today? Someone needs to find him.
The brilliance of Larry David in a few minutes. I first thought the "pillow sham" line alone was the joke, as it would be on any other show, and I was already laughing. Then when it was unfolded, genius!
I want Larry and Greg to have their own show.
They clicked well together for sure.... a big daddy scenario would be good or something similar
Actually, Larry, Gregg, and Leon all living together as roommates would be the best show EVER!
@@wthomas5697 That sucks!
Yes!
This is probably a case where less is more. Keep in mind he was only in the show for about 3 1/2 minutes. They were memorable minutes. But if we saw him all the time he’d overstay his welcome.
This kid is such a good actor it's amazing.
I don't know about him being the most convincing child actor ever, but he's got a really nice balance between believable and not creepy. With most child actors they're either terrible, or they're scray good but often have some serious personality issues from the pressures of acting alongside that. This kid seems very concious and aware of the humor of the scene, in on the joke, and he's able to act in a way that's not creepy levels of good where you feel uncomfortable or suspect he's a brat in reality. He hit some magic balance where you love his acting ability and feel confident he's a cool little dude.
Maybe he’s not acting!
He’s faaaaaaabulous!
Amer Nivek nope
Dat ProGuy no there's not
The “Dorthy” and “thank you Larry” takes me out every time. This kid should have got an Emmy.
Boy is adorable and very precocious. I love CYE!
This kid was phenomenal. He hit the mark on every line. Some of the best comedic acting I've ever seen from anyone of any age.
He is gay now
@@lcandothatpretty sure he was gay then
@@bushraptor so he’s not acting
@@ronkoestlinger1172that whole series is so overrated
Larry made the kid comfortable and happy. I like Larry.
Evan says "Shut the fuck up."
Hahha yes, Larry is quite the role model here. NOT discouraging nazi-like behavior in children...but instead making them feel “comfortable”, providing a “safe space” for their minds to ruminate on the lameness of Jews.
planet 4
Picked up the nazi thing on accident....are you shrooming, dude? Larry was doodling swastikas as the kid looked on. It’s a funny bit but let’s not frame it as some sort of “win” for modern identity politics
manifestgtr chill Karen
Luke I AmUrDad
Swing and a miss....
Never have Larry's good intentions been so misunderstood.
That look Larry gave her after she said “are you trying to turn him gay.” Lmao.
"He thought they were a bit much" is such a funny line to me.
Yeah, reminds me of a joke Mel Brooks would do
Tying the swastika into the hand made gift at the end of the scene was pure writing genius
As if the fact that this flaming child made a pillow sham for Suzie wasnt hilarious enough bahahaha!!
Every episode of curb is writing genius
The look on Larry's face when he is given the "credit" for the idea.
1. it's not tilted
2. came from india/asia
3. "GET A LIFE, JEWS"
I saw this coming. It was hilarious anyways.
My little brother loved Wizard of Oz and wanted to be the Wicked Witch for Halloween one year. He and my mom made it together. It was awesome!
2:29 that reaction literally almost killed me. I haven't gasped so hard for air that badly
It's clever writing/directing when the kid asks, "What's a 'hidla'?" He's so unfamiliar with Hitler that he doesn't realize the dropped R is because of Larry David's accent.
That's also how Hitler is pronounced in German.
@Cierra Freeland Listen to him say, "...best show ever!" He doesn't have a problem pronouncing R's at the end of words.
Well to me he simply sounds German when saying "Hitler".
u are incorrect. its funny and ironic because hes asking whos hitler in the correct german pronunciation. he’s correctly saying it without even knowing who he was
Yeah, little touches like that show up and make a difference. Plus, it sounded funnier in its delivery from the kid.
Larry accepts the kid as he is. That's unintentionally wholesome
@fartpoobox ohyeah I got mine 30 years ago when I was born ❤
you realize this show isnt real, right? you realize this is all made up, right?
@@BenMJay still can be applied to everyday life
@@BenMJay what do you mean?
@@BenMJay He was talking about the character based on himself that Larry plays, you don't have to take things so literally, you know
That kid actor is the absolute best!
Larry legit trying not to crack up at the "Get a life Jews!" line 😂😂
His quick response to which Wizard of Oz costume he is going to make..."DOROTHY. "
Gabriel Mendez THANK YOU. SAME 😭
And the subtle camera zoom in. All part of the genius of the show.
I know - at first I thought he was gonna say the Lion, cos he was totally the gayest, and I didn't even see the "Dorothy" coming!
He's a 'Friend of Dorothy "
@@chrisf4502 Oh hi 1950s reference, how have you been?
"You like fashion?"
*sigh* "...Yes."
lmfao
That kid should’ve won an Emmy
This kid is so hilarious. His improv skills are amazing especially considering his age. I wonder what he's up to in 2023!
I felt like this kid is one of the only people Larry genuinely likes
Because the kid is sincere and unpretentious. Just like Leon. Larry loves you if you're real. Most of the people he encounters are phony, which is one of the main themes of the show. Larry's not perfect, but he's honest and real.