A celebration of and behind-the-scenes look at Jerry Seinfeld's
groundbreaking streaming series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
In his streaming show, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry
Seinfeld has engaged with some of the funniest people in history in
classic cars, coffee shops, and diners. He has reminisced with Larry
David; bantered with legends Steve Martin, Tina Fey, and Eddie Murphy;
reunited with the cast of Seinfeld; and even paid a visit to President
Barack Obama in the Oval Office. These and dozens of other guests talked
about the intricacies of stand-up, the evolution of their careers and
personal lives, and whatever else popped into their brilliant minds.
Seinfeld's carefully crafted episodes have reimagined the talk show
format, each one a unique, hilarious, and yet intimate conversation--a
rare opportunity for viewers to witness their favorite performers
unscripted and unvarnished. But in producing eighty-four episodes over
eleven seasons, he has also created arguably the most important
historical archive about the art of comedy ever amassed, with episodes
featuring Garry Shandling, Jerry Lewis, Don Rickles, Carl Reiner, and
Norm McDonald already serving as permanent shrines for legendary
comedians.
Timed to the 10th anniversary of the show's debut and with an
introduction from Jerry Seinfeld, this book isn't just a record of the
show but instead an inventive tribute full of behind-the-scenes photos
and anecdotes. The book dives into the inspiration and creation of
segments, the most unforgettable lines from guests, an index of the
cars, and some of the most memorable moments from crew members.
Originally conceived as an "anti-talk show," Comedians in Cars Getting
Coffee earned multiple Emmy nominations and helped lead the streaming
revolution.
Perfect for gift giving season, The Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee
Book is a beautifully designed book with iconic, never-before-seen
production photos which will appeal to comedy lovers, car aficionados,
coffee connoisseurs, and Jerry Seinfeld fans.
