Article: SEINFELD starts over Secure in his fame, comedian returns to first love, as documented by new film

There comes a time in every man's life when he must reassess himself, set new goals. For Jerry Seinfeld, that time came a couple of years ago.

After more than two decades of buffing to a high shine one of the most beloved acts in all of stand-up comedy, he decided to scrap everything and start from scratch.

Following his Broadway farewell concert, "I'm Telling You for the Last Time," which premiered on HBO in August 1998 and featured many of his best bits, bits that wowed Carson, that brought him fame, that set the tempo for his namesake sitcom, the observational wunderkind who coined more phrases than Yogi Berra chucked it all, took an extended powder, got married, bought a house, started ...

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