It has been well documented that the Sinfeld classic has been drawn from the lives of its creators, Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David. The couple worked in the American stand-up scene for more than a decade and, as very funny men living primarily in the world with Weirdo in New York, gathered more than enough wild stories to fill stands on stand-up sets. They could dine on this material for decades! But there is a way, more money to create a hit network sitcom, so the duo wisely took its idea to NBC. The network, well, did not get the correct "Seinfeld" At first, but when the ratings increased in season 4, its directors learned to neglect their confusion about the idiosyncratic formula of the show.

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Since Seinfeld has become a pop cultural institution, fans have tried to find out more about the people behind the series. Did jerryers really ran through such girls in real life? Was Cosmo Kramer of Michael Richards Exactly reflecting the eccentric Kenny Kramer in real life? What was the inspiration for Elaine Benus of Iaulia Louis-Dreyfus? And, perhaps, most importantly, did George Costa really reflect Larry David?

During the most celebrated day of Seinfeld, this was a difficult question to answer. Although David performed on show shows such as "Friday" and "Saturday Night Live" (and made the blink of-and-the-himmy-Him in two Woody Allen films), only stand-up obsessives had the ink of the comedy genius. Now, when David is the TV Starwar himself, thanks to 12 brilliant seasons of Curb Your Enthusimz, we may feel like we have a pretty good bead on him. However, Seinfeld says this is not the case at all.

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As early as 2014, Seinfeld underwent Gauntlet "Ask me anything" in Redit. Although he was there to promote a new season at his interview "Comedians in Car Comeds", he engulfed the loads on questions about the show that made a television legend (though his Kimo in Dani Davito in 1984, made a film during the "Ranking" show.

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Surprisingly, someone asked Seinfeld about the difference between the co-creator of the series, Larry David and George Kostanza. According to Seinfeld:

"Larry David is not exactly as George -in -real life. Georgeorge is a little angry. And it doesn't care if he should break the rules to get what he wants. And Larry David is not at all. Larry David is a very careful and respected personality. George is not."

Georgeorje is angry, no doubt. And tiny. Incredible, funny finely. He is also a coward (as evidenced by the time he worshiped over an old woman in a stroller to escape a small fire in the kitchen) and a terrible boy (Rip Susan Ross). Larry David from "Prevents Your Enthusiasm" It can be quite terrible, but he is probably a significantly better person than George. Or not.

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What is not for the debate is that George and Kurb Larry David are two amazing comic creations. Decades after they premiered, they were only designed with age.