Cheryl Hines

Larry David's 20-year-strong script-less comedy series continues to surround his character with misfortunes, misunderstandings, and misnomers.

Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn return along with writer-directors Jon Lucas and Scott Moore for the sequel to 2016's Bad Moms.

Woody Harrelson is an unusually peppy downer who reunites with his ex (Laura Dern, Wild) and the teenage daughter he never knew about.

Kevin Spacey goes from billionaire to house cat in this comedy, co-starring Jennifer Garner and Christopher Walken.

Horror comedy following Zach (Dane DeHaan, Chronicle), devastated by the death of his girlfriend Beth (Aubrey Plaza, Safety Not Guaranteed). When Beth makes an unexpected reappearance, Zach doesn’t question her reanimation, but instead seizes the opportunity for quality couple time.

Animated intergalactic adventure is the order of the day as two NASA chimps are launched into the stratosphere...

The battle of the sexes heats up in this romantic-comedy following the romantically challenged Abby (Knocked Up's Katherine Heigl) and chauvinist Mike (Gerard Butler). From the director of Legally Blonde and 21.

A pie-centric indie film about a woman (Russell) trapped in a life from which she dreams of escape

Family mis-adventure comedy about a father's die-hard mission to bring family unity, starring Robin William, Jeff Daniels and Cheryl Hines. From the director of Men in Black.

The unscripted comic vision of comic Larry David, co-creator of Seinfeld. In Season 1 we meet his wife, Cheryl (Cheryl Hines), who gets cast in a production of The Vagina Monologues; his manager Jeff (Jeff Garlin); and friends/nemeses Susie (Susie Essman), Richard Lewis, Ted Danson and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

At a loose end and with Cheryl on his case, Larry tries to get a new sitcom off the ground (after an initial failed attempt to be a used car salesman). First he tries with Jason Alexander and, when that falls through, with Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Features several classic episodes including 'Trick or Treat' in which Larry refuses candy to uncostumed teens, and 'Shaq' in which Larry accidentally trips and injures the Lakers center.

Along with Ted Danson, Michael York and Jeff, Larry goes in on a new high-end restaurant in L.A. While struggling to keep that ship afloat, Larry deals with the death of his mother, the ire of rapper Krazee-Eyez Killa after exposing his infidelity, and a chef who can't admit he's bald. Guest stars this season include Alanis Morisette, Paul Reiser and Martin Scorsese.

After learning his may be adopted, Larry hires a private investigator to find the truth. Meanwhile, Richard Lewis needs a kidney transplant and Larry needs to decide if he's game. Elsewhere, Larry campaigns for a sandwich to be named after him, and finds himself stuck on a ski-lift with an Orthodox Jew.

Larry and Cheryl take in a family left homeless after a hurricane in New Orleans. This introduces us to future season regular Leon Black (J.B. Smoove). Meanwhile, Larry and Cheryl separate, Funkhouser accuses Larry of stealing his dead mother's funeral flowers, and Larry is required to publicly dispel rumours that he has a tickle in his anus. Season 6 features guest appearances from Steve Coogan, Ben Stiller and Lucy Lawless.

In effort to win back Cheryl, Larry spearheads a Seinfeld reunion show. But his desire to land her a main acting role puts him at odds with co-stars Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Michael Richards. Season 7 features classic episodes 'The Bare Midriff' in which Larry asks his assistant to put it away, and 'The Black Swan' where Larry's role in the death of a golf club's swan puts his membership in doubt. Guest stars include Christian Slater, Rose O'Donnell and Elisabeth Shue.

The divorce is finalised, and Larry enjoys life as a single man. He's out there, Jerry. To avoid charity work, he temporarily relocates to New York with Leon (J.B. Smoove) where he invests in a car periscope and ignites feuds with Rosie O'Donnell, Ricky Gervais and Michael J. Fox.

Larry, with the help of Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, is writing a musical based on Salman Rushdie's fatwa. When this offends the Ayatollah, Larry finds himself with a death sentence. He adopts his Buck Dancer persona and moves into a hotel to hide. Meanwhile, Ted Danson starts dating Cheryl. Special guests this season include Bryan Cranstan (as Larry's therapist) and Rushdie himself.