HONORS AND ACCOLADES
Larry's
Larry was nominated for an Emmy for his performance in "Seinfeld"

 

 
"THE SOUP NAZI"
 
(Written by Spike Feresten Directed by Andy Ackerman)
 
Starring
 
JERRY SEINFELD as Jerry
JASON ALEXANDER as George
MICHAEL RICHARDS as Kramer
JULIA LOUIS-DREYFUSS as Elaine
WAYNE KNIGHT as Newman
HEIDI SWEDBERG as Susan
LARRY THOMAS as Soup Nazi
ALEXANDRA WENTWORTH as Sheila
STEVE HYTNER as Bania
JOHN PARAGON as Ray
YUL VAZQUEZ as Bob
THOM BARRY as Super
VINCE MELOCCHI as Furniture Guy
ANA GASTEYER as Woman
CEDRIC DUPLECHAIN as Customer
MIKE MICHAUD as Customer
Even the Wall Street Journal crosswords gave recognition to his most famous character.

 
"This was an honor 'cause it's like the poor kid from Brooklyn hobbnobbin' wit da hoy paloy.  If you knew my relationship with money you'd know this is about as close as I get to the Wall Street Journal." -  Larry
"Jeopardy" joins in.
"Dear Larry,
  I had so much fun doing this with you. You were perfection"
- Julia Louis-Dreyfeus

 
"Good work Larry! you brought it all to life--Soup Nazi fun! Great Show!"
- Michael Richards
"Larry, the icon!"   -  Jerry Seinfeld
"Larry, That's it!!  You're Banned!! And Beautiful.  All the best"
- Jason Alexander
"Larry, Great work.  You'll go down in Seinfeld history as one of the most memorable characters"      - Larry David
"I wrote it and you were in it.  How cool is that"
- Spike Feresten

 
"Larry, No one, and I mean no one could be the Soup Nazi!  You are the greatest"   - Andy Ackerman
"Jambalaya!  Larry you bastard!" -  Wayne Knight

 
(Of course he meant that in fun- I had just told him how great he was in "Dead Again" and he had tears in his eyes when he wrote this-seriously. - Larry)

 
"You're the nastiest, finest actor I know!!"
- Marc Hircshfeld          (casting)
"Larry, More soup for you!  Congrats on a brilliant portrayal"
- Steve Hytner
"Aloha"
- Heidi Swedberg.
This was signed after shooting the finale episode (two and half years after the Soup Nazi) at about three o'clock in the morning and I needed to get home.  I actually made Jerry put his food and drink down to do it 'cause the line in front of him wasn't getting' any shorter. - Larry    (transcribed below)

 
"THE SOUP NAZI" BECOMES A PART
OF POPULAR CULTURE
"Of all the perks this is my #1 honor to be caricatured in Mad magazine.  Thank you Drew Friedman (artist)."
- Larry
"Thanks again, Drew Friedman."  -                    - Larry