Watch the trailer for his upcoming Netflix special, '23 Hours to Kill,' which debuts May 5.
Jerry Seinfeld is back! The comedy legend is starring in a brand-new, original special for the first time since 1998. Called Jerry Seinfeld: 23 Hours to Kill, the special will debut globally on Netflix on Tuesday, May 5.
The streaming platform debuted the first full trailer for the special, which was filmed at the Beacon Theatre in Manhattan. Based on the jokes seen here, Seinfeld’s hour-long standup will exemplify what the comedian does best: delivering sharp and hilarious perspectives on everyday life.
The trailer follows a brief teaser released a week prior, in which, Seinfeld finds himself in a precarious situation as he prepares to take the stage in New York City. Dressed like secret agent, Seinfeld is strapped down to a table in a parody of the iconic laser scene from the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger.
While the Netflix special is new, Seinfeld has not been far from the limelight thanks to his long-running conversation series, Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, which returned for its 11th season last summer.
When he promoting the show, the 65-year-old comedian sat down with ET's Nischelle Turner to dish on what it was like to shoot the pilot for his hit NBC sitcom, Seinfeld, three decades ago. "You know, what I remember is I felt really uncomfortable," Seinfeld recalled. "To go from stand-up comedy to acting, that was my first real, professional acting moment that I ever had."
For more memories, watch the full interview below:
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