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Subscribe to Bitter Homes and Gardens: http://bit.ly/BitterHomes Talented actor Todd Louiso (Jerry Maguire) "directs" Fielding and Larry in a love scene More Bitter Homes: Website: https://bitterhomesandgardens.com Facebook:   / bitterhomes   Twitter:   / bitterhomes   Instagram:   / bitterhomes   TikTok: http://tiktok.com/bitterhomes Follow Fielding Edlow: Facebook:   / fieldingedlowoff.  . Twitter:   / fieldingedlow   Instagram:   / fieldingedlow   Follow Larry Clarke: Twitter:   / larryclarke_   Instagram:   / lclarkerealme   Watch More Bitter Homes: Latest Uploads: https://bit.ly/BHGLatest Popular Videos: https://bit.ly/BHGPopular Season 2 - Bitter Homes and Gardens: https://bit.ly/BHGSeason2 Season 1 - Bitter Homes and Gardens: https://bit.ly/BHGSeason1 Fielding's Snack Vlog: https://bit.ly/BHGFieldingSnackVlog An Actor Prepares: https://bit.ly/BHGActorPrepares About Bitter Homes: Bitter Homes and Gardens is an award-winning web series (best comedy in NY Film Festival) starring real-life married couple Fielding Edlow (BoJack Horseman) and Larry Clarke (Twin Peaks). It’s about a narcissistic, desperately ambitious, completely unfiltered couple who are both trying to “win the relationship.” Fielding is an up-and-coming podcaster with negative subscribers and Larry is a balding, middle-aged, self-obsessed character actor whose last role was the traffic cop on Moesha. They are a filthy Nichols and May and “they don’t spar like prizefighters cause they’ve already taken the gloves off.” They are one dead cat away from divorce and their primary love language is long term creative gaslighting. Fielding is gunning for an “open marriage” when Larry hits 50 (but just for her). Other characters include their overly peppy estate lawyer (David Koechner: Anchorman, The Office), their sagacious couples therapist (John Michael Higgins: Pitch Perfect, Best In Show), Fielding’s fruit delivery crush (Chris Fairbanks: Last Comic Standing), their owl-beating Q-Anon neighbor (Billy Gardell: Mike and Molly) and Fielding’s high-powered, hugely successful Netflix exec best friend (Christine Woods: Grace and Frankie). About Fielding Edlow: Fielding is a writer, actor and stand-up comedian based in Los Angeles. She was recently named one of “the six funniest women in Los Angeles right now.” (Pure Wow) Her half-hour special “Can’t Say Slut” (Comedy Dynamics) is now streaming on Amazon Prime. She voiced the character ‘Roxie’ on Bojack Horseman and hosts her own hit monthly show “Eat Pray F*ck” at the Hollywood Improv. Her plays have been developed/produced with Naked Angels, NY Stage & Film, Circle X Theatre Co, NY & LA Fringe Festival and Comedy Central Stage. Her solo show, Coke-Free J.A.P., was performed in the NYC Fringe Festival (Backstage’s “Best of Fringe award”) and then had a four-month, sold-out run in LA at the McCadden Theatre and was subsequently developed as a half-hour comedy pilot at Showtime. Her full-length play, ICU, had a rave-reviewed, extended workshop run at Circle X Theatre and was nominated for an Ovation Award for ‘Best Writing’. She is the creator and star of the acclaimed web series, Bitter Homes & Gardens. http://fieldingedlow.com About Larry Clarke: Larry Clarke is an established character actor who frequently works with Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh. His film credits include: Contagion (with Kate Winslet), The Informant (with Matt Damon) and The Laundromat (with Meryl Streep). His TV credits: the new Starz series Heels (recurring), Twin Peaks (Showtime), Sense8 (Netflix), The Bridge (F/X), Shameless, Law and Order (recurring), The Mentalist, Longmire, Outcast, Survivors Remorse (recurring), Raising Hope, Bones, Criminal Minds and Grey’s Anatomy. He also starred in David Rabe’s Broadway revival of Streamers at the Roundabout, as well as many off-Broadway productions including Philip Seymour Hoffman’s The Glory of Living at MCC. He wrote, directed and starred in the film, 3 Days with Dad, with Brian Dennehy. He teaches acting in Los Angeles.