The Life of Larry
1995·Animation·10m
7.0
★
The story deals with a slob named Larry and his companion, the talking dog, Steve.
Directed by Seth MacFarlane
IMDB
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Cast
Seth MacFarlane
Seth MacFarlane / Larry Cummings / Steve / Lois Cummings / Man in Underwear / Captain Kirk / Mr. Spock / Sulu / Ensign Skippee / British Man / Jeremy / Tom Hanks / Alex Trebek / Preacher / God (voice)
Newt Gingrich
Himself (archive sound)
Chang Han
Wang
Crew
Seth MacFarlane
Director
Seth MacFarlane
Writer
Seth MacFarlane
Editor
Seth MacFarlane
Producer
Kevin Shinick
Producer
Chang Han
Cinematography
Seth MacFarlane
Art Direction
Seth MacFarlane
Animation
Seth MacFarlane
Background Designer
Seth MacFarlane
Painter
Popular Reviews
17 reviews
William Shatner 2.0
7.0★ · 01/11/26
This is actually pretty good… better than modern family guy but that’s not much of a compliment I guess
This is actually pretty good… better than modern family guy but that’s not much of a compliment I guess
Mland60
5.0★ · 03/24/25
Kid friendly Larry And Steve on top
Kid friendly Larry And Steve on top
NIGHT
2.0★ · 10/14/24
Oh hi... You scared the crap out of me
Oh hi... You scared the crap out of me
Bucky
6.0★ · 01/28/24
It’s pretty cool to see what celebrities came up with for their university work, and it’s interesting how Seth Macfarlane was able to evolve this project into Family Guy.
I found it interesting where the humour was similar/differentiated from its official counterpart. There were authentic dialogue interruption moments that kinda remind me of Smiling Friends and some Newgrounds animations (I think early Family Guy did that too).
I found it interesting where the humour was similar/differentiated from its official counterpart. There were authentic dialogue interruption moments that kinda remind me of Smiling Friends and some Newgrounds animations (I think early Family Guy did that too).
It’s pretty cool to see what celebrities came up with for their university work, and it’s interesting how Seth Macfarlane was able to evolve this project into Family Guy.
I found it interesting where the humour was similar/differentiated from its official counterpart. There were authentic dialogue interruption moments that kinda remind me of Smiling Friends and some Newgrounds animations (I think early Family Guy did that too).
I found it interesting where the humour was similar/differentiated from its official counterpart. There were authentic dialogue interruption moments that kinda remind me of Smiling Friends and some Newgrounds animations (I think early Family Guy did that too).
Neil McCauley
6.0★ · 06/02/26