Larry David Net Worth (2024)
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Larry David Career (2020)

In 2020, the well-known comedian’s net worth estimates to be around $400 million to $500M – thanks to the royalties from his hit TV sitcoms. 

Larry David Career (2007)

The actor also experienced a considerable change in his net worth at one particular point. 

It happened in 2007 when he and his then-wife, Laurie, got divorced. Rumors flooded about his net worth at the time being around $400 million, while some assumed it was $900 million. 

However, the actor dismissed the rumors by saying he’s not as rich as how the internet and tabloids say he is during his interview with Charlie Rose on 60 Minutes.

And here’s a secret…

… it’s true that his wife received half of his moolah and fortune as a settlement fee — leaving the producer a massive decline in his assumed $400 million net worth. 

Larry David Career (1999)

Right after Seinfeld ended, the known writer introduced to the world another show of his – Curb Your Enthusiasm.

It was a mockumentary filmed in New York that later on became a comedy series.

This creation garnered praises from the public due to the show’s unique style of comedy. 

The actors don’t have any script and only follow a simple outline by David, which creates spontaneous comedy that’s sometimes awkward yet also entertaining. 

Larry David Career (1998)

The show lasted for almost ten years…

… but it doesn’t mean his earnings from the series ended together with it. 

I bet you’re curious, huh? 

In 1998, the creators of Seinfeld earned $250 million (another addition to the comedian’s booming net worth) from the 1.7 billion syndication deal they had with Columbia Tristar. 

Larry David Career (1989)

Many would call the year 1989 the year of success for the award-winning writer.

Why? 

Because it was the year when he and another comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, created and made their renowned TV series, Seinfeld, public.

Aside from being a co-creator of Seinfeld, he is also an executive producer of the show. 

Larry David’s Early (1980s) 

After venturing into stand-up comedy in New York, David decided to work as a writer and comedian of the ABC show Fridays in 1980.

Besides Fridays, he also wrote for the infamous American-late night comedy show Saturday Night Live, popularly known as SNL.

Unfortunately, he only had one sketch on SNL, which made him quit working for the show on its first season. 

But wait… 

He returned to Saturday Night Live just two days after resigning. He even “acted like nothing happened,” as told by his co-staff. 

The Late 1970s

Just like most fresh graduates, David also struggled right after university. He even once worked for a bra wholesaler where he gained inspo for his famous series – Seinfeld. 

While working as a clerk in an unnamed bra store, David worked as a limousine driver and part-time historian in a school in Manhattan, New York.  

Later on, he began his journey in stand-up comedy in the late 1970s.

Larry David (1970)

Did you know Larry finished a degree in History? 

Yup, the multimillionaire used to study History at the University of Maryland and graduated in 1970. 

Surprising, isn’t it? 

Fee Range: Larry David’s fee range is estimated to be around $100K-$1M according to Celebrity Speakers.