Seinfeld

Iconic comedian Jerry Seinfeld made an exciting revelation regarding the much-adored sitcom, Seinfeld. During a stand-up performance earlier this month. “Something is going to happen that has to do with that ending. It hasn’t happened yet,” he stated. “Just what you are thinking about, Larry and I have also been thinking about. So, you’ll see." However, despite the 69-year-old's announcement, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, renowned for her role as Elaine, Seinfeld's ex-girlfriend in the iconic television sitcom, seems to be just as uncertain as everyone else regarding the possibility of a reunion for the show. Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Jerry Seinfeld's teasing of a Seinfeld reunion SEINFELD, from left: Michael Richards, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jerry Seinfeld, The Cafe', (Season 3, ep. 307, aired Nov. 6, 1991), 1990-98. photo: Barry Slobin / ©Castle Rock Entertainment / Courtesy Everett Collection During a recent interview conducted by The Guardian, the actress reacted to the buzz surrounding Seinfeld's hints at a potential revival of the iconic NBC series that had captured the hearts of millions of viewers. RELATED: Julia Louis-Dreyfus Was Embarrassed By Elaine’s ‘Seinfeld’ Dance The 62-year-old conveyed her astonishment upon hearing this news. "Yeah, I just saw last night," Louis-Dreyfus admitted to the news outlet. "And I don’t know what the hell he’s talking about." SEINFELD, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, (Season 7, 1995), 1990-98. photo: Andrew Eccles / ©Castle Rock Entertainment / Courtesy Everett Collection Julia Louis-Dreyfus previously said she felt devastated when the series ended in 1998 Although Louis-Dreyfus now seems less than enthusiastic about the idea of a Seinfeld revival, however, the once wished the series didn't end. In a previous interview with People, the actress candidly revealed that she felt devastated when the iconic show came to its conclusion in 1998. "There was a real grief period when the show ended that was real and felt because we all loved each other so much," Louis-Dreyfus stated. "I do very much remember wanting and thinking that I needed to keep working, I wanted to keep working. I wanted to keep doing this thing called acting. I wanted to keep pursuing it, which I've been able to do, which is great." SEINFELD, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, The Smelly Car', (Season 4, ep. 421, aired Apr. 15, 1993), 1990-98. photo: Carin Baer / ©Castle Rock Entertainment / Courtesy Everett Collection She further disclosed that the series has managed to captivate and maintain a dedicated fanbase over the years, establishing it as a timeless classic that continues to resonate with audiences. "I think it’s incredibly cool that it continues to have life," Louis-Dreyfus confessed to People. "I'm not surprised, because it's funny, and it stands the test of time."