What's not to like about Julia? Super attractive, great smile and laugh. Hot.

I can't believe some people don't like "Elaine Benes"..lol..Julia is now about 45 yrs old..I hope my old lady looks like her at 45..I love her!

She leaves no impression at all! She's just there.

She clicked on Seinfeld. She was likeable, and that goes a long way.

Fabulously attractive and what a laugh and smile. I love that girl.

LOVE HER. She also has a great smile. Very talented.

omg love her (and elaine - who could forget the dance on seinfeld :) ) so funny and gorgeous

Great on Seinfeld, but has become annoying and boring.

It must be really difficult for an attractive woman to be funny. I always liked her in Seinfeld, and that was one of my all-time favorite shows.

She was very good on Seinfeld and SNL, back when SNL was good, but her sitcom was not funny and a bit on the pathetic side.

Fuuny, pretty and completely likable...I loved her on Seifield

i think Julia is awesome.she was funny as hell on seinfeld.sheb is also a very beautiful woman.

Funny lady, nice attitude and I bet she is a sweet person in real life. Loved the show Julia, miss it, but I'm loving the reruns. I watch more Seinfeld now then new shows.

can look real hott some shows..

She's so f*ckin hot..

This woman has persistence. She made at least three different attempts at striking it big with a TV sitcom before landing the Seinfeld gig. She is very cute and is not afraid to act outragously for a laugh. I hope she's able to rekindle her career and avoid the typecasting.

She was annoying in "Seinfeld", but I chalked it up to the character. However, I've run out of excuses for her!

She is very attractive, hysterical, and fun to watch. I like her type of humor, and her character is a critical aspect of "Seinfeld."

Absolutely brilliant! I was at the taping of the second season's finale of "Watching Ellie" last month (Mar 03) and she was the most incredible, inspiring, talented, fun and beautiful actress! :) Thank you Julia!

i think she is a very attractive woman yet does not get enough attrntion as a sex symbol. maybe if she played some sexier roles her career would prosper. "Elaine" was annoying.

Very attractive snugglebunny with the sexiest tresses in the Biz is also blessed with sharp comedic talents. But does she have the range to carry a dramatic or romantic lead? Probably not, though it's not from lack of looks. Ms. Louise-Dreyfus would be a perfectly capable tv actress, but would seem out of her league in larger, moore substantial moovie roles. Perhaps that is a bit unfair as she hasn't really been given the opportunity to show her stuff. The MooCow is curious to see what her next career mooove will be.

Love Laney! Funny on Seinfeld, but what will she do next?

I find her breathtaking.

I don't understand how she ranks so high. She has no range and is too annoying to be funny. Listening to her is not unlike having someone rub sandpaper across my brain while I'm trying to remember where I left my keys.

Incredibly funny and gorgeous, love the hair!!!

Seinfeld would have still been funny without Elaine, but she fit in perfectly and introduced a really important perspective to an otherwise all-male group of main characters. What perfect casting - Louis-Dreyfus is cute but not distractingly beautiful, sarcastic, intelligent, and surprisingly good at physical humor (her go-to move of yelling "Get out!" while shoving someone, the goofy dancing with the thumbs and little kicks). I can't think of any other actresses who could have pulled off Elaine as well as Dreyfus did. Which surprised me a lot, because she wasn't all that funny when she spent a season or two on Saturday Night Live. Now that Seinfeld is no more, Dreyfus, like Michael Richards, is going to have a really hard time breaking away from the Seinfeld label. Every time I see her in something, she'll still be Elaine.

I always got a big kick out of Julia Louis-Dreyfus' character, Elaine, on "Seinfeld." Her sassy attitude really spiced up the show, and it was always comical to watch her beat up on the men. I'll never forget the Urban Sombrero, the big salad, or the "I Can't Spare a Square" episode.

Dreyfus is a total bitch in character, but that's why I love her.