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Julia Louis-Dreyfus Has Name MISSPELLED On Hollywood Walk Of Fame Star (PHOTOS)


First Posted: 07/04/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:20 PM ET

Julia Louis-Dreyfus received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Tuesday. She was the first 'Seinfeld' actor to receive the honor.

Unfortunately, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce misspelled her name on the star, leaving out the hyphen and the O in 'Louis.' CNN's David Daniel snapped this pic with his Blackberry Tuesday morning.

Daniel called the press rep for the Hollywood Walk of Fame, who flipped out then called him back a couple of hours later to say that Julia thought the mistake was hilarious and wanted them to leave it.

Instead they had already chiseled out 'Luis' (to be given to Julia as a souvenir) and replaced it with a temporary 'Louis-.' If you look closely you can see the section that was replaced is a little less shiny until they can make a permanent replacement, but Julia is all smiles nonetheless.

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08:53 PM on 05/11/2010
Julia is funny and so hot: http://www.actressscene.com/2008/08/julia-louis-dreyfus-in-deconstructing.html
10:15 PM on 05/09/2010
Is this real? I mean the rumor, I think she is all real
http://www.examiner.com/x-14650-Entertainment-Examiner%7Ey2010m5d7-Did-Julia-Louis-Dreyfus-get-breast-implants
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playsindirt
So much dirt, so little time.
03:59 PM on 05/06/2010
Classy the way she handled it but awkward!
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mokachyna
Ready for the zombie apocalypse...if it comes.
12:23 PM on 05/06/2010
Chloe Sevigny would have had a tantrum.
09:50 AM on 05/06/2010
now that's funny
09:44 PM on 05/05/2010
Misspelling has become a National practice even with dictionaries built into computers it's accepted, a teacher actually told me the ability to spell is genetic.
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AgathaX
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10:25 PM on 05/06/2010
He/she probably works at my son's school.
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08:02 PM on 05/05/2010
Is anyone aware that she comes from the Dreyfus Fund family. Lotsa moolah in that family.
11:38 PM on 05/05/2010
And what has that factoid got to do with a misspelled Walk of Fame star?
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11:41 PM on 05/05/2010
Nothing. It was written to see if I could reel in any _morons. It took awhile, no one took the bait, but wouldn't you know, there's one in every crowd.
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08:01 PM on 05/05/2010
That's what happens when a HuffPost conservative gets put in charge of spelling.
02:28 PM on 05/05/2010
Julia, you look absolutely gorgeous!!! xoxo
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Julie Moffa
02:11 PM on 05/05/2010
Gotta love people who pay attention to detail in their jobs, right?
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James Fore
02:06 PM on 05/05/2010
Recipients have to fork out $25k for the honor
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Marzenna Tomczak
05:03 PM on 05/06/2010
I just read that the other day. So really it's not an honor at all but a publicity stunt.
01:24 PM on 05/05/2010
At least she seem "down to earth" and is/was able to laugh about it. Imagine if something like that happened to an a-h*le like Russell Crowe!!!!!!!
01:23 PM on 05/05/2010
Ms. Dreyfus looks totally beautiful in your photo here.
Brad Hall is one of the luckiest men on the planet. NFS.
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TFlint
01:20 PM on 05/05/2010
My star is so badly spelled it reads "Cary Grant"
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TheWanderer
Above us only sky
01:54 PM on 05/05/2010
fanned!
01:14 PM on 05/05/2010
It's not really an honor to have your name put on there you know. It is bought and paid for. And not anyone can get a star on there even if you do pony up the $25,000 it costs. You must have a professional achievement in the fields of movies, recording, radio, TV. or theatre, have worked in your field for 5 years, and made contributions to the community. (i.e. cash). Then you must agree to attend, unless the award is posthumous. So, just because you have your name on there doesn't mean it's deserved.
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BlackJAC
It's better to be a black king than a white knight
02:18 PM on 05/05/2010
And writers are denied a chance at 'em, too.