The star read "Luis" instead of "Louis," and there was no
hyphen between Louis and Dreyfus.
"The misspelling was so perfectly apt, a great metaphor for show business,"
Louis-Dreyfus said after the ceremony. "Right when you think you've
made it, you get knocked down," she continued. "It's an ideal
metaphor for how this business works."
Following the ceremony, it was announced that the last Walk of Fame honouree
whose name was misspelled was actor Dick Van Dyke in 1993.
Attendees at the Louis-Dreyfus ceremony included cast and crew members of "Christine,"
as well as "Seinfeld" director Andy Ackerman, co-star Jason
Alexander and co-creator Larry David, who joked, "I am prepared to give
up my nights and weekends to guard this (star) with my life from the filth
and pollutants to which it's prone. Anyone who so much as sneezes near this
area, while I'm on duty ... well, I'll say, 'God bless you,' but I won't be
happy about it."
Louis-Dreyfus, 49, is the first "Seinfeld" principal to get the Walk
of Fame honour, as well as the first to enjoy a successful follow-up series, "Christine,"
for which she won an Emmy in 2006.-The Telegraph
Some Random Walk Of Fame Star Facts.
- Each Star weighs 300 pounds.
- There is a fee of $30,000 per star.
- Each Star is exactly 6 feet apart from one another.
- There are currently 2,514 on the Walk Of Fame.
- The stars are rimmed in brass not bronze.
- 20 new stars are added each year.
- 4 Stars have been stolen from the Walk Of Fame to date.
Julia's Star Before Being Corrected.
Julia's Star After Correction.
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