Chris Latta Thug The Subway 1948-1994 Jesse White Ralph The Cadillac 1917-1997 Bruce E. Morrow Father Jessup The Implant 1940-1997 David Fresco Uncle Isaac The Pony Remar 1909-1997 Joseph Maher Gavin The Dog 1933-1998 Lloyd Bridges Izzy Manelbaum Various 1913-1998 Mel Torme Himself The Jimmy 1925-1998 Billye Ree Wallace Nana Various 1925-1999 Ina Parker Mah-Jongg Lady The Garage 1931-2000 Eric Christmas Haarwood The Gum 1916-2000 Ralph Manza Gepetto The Cigar Store Indian1921-2000 Sandy Baron Jack Klompus Various 1937-2001 Edward Winter Mr. Stevenson The Beard 1937-2001 Lewis Arquette Leapin Larry The Secret Code 1935-2001 Roy Brocksmith Landlord The Nose Job 1945-2001 David Graf Cop #2 The Ticket 1950-2001 Diana Bellamy Mrs. Ricardi The Andrea Doria 1943-2001 Gina Mastrogiacomo Prostitute The Wig Master 1962-2001 Lawrence Tierney Alton Benes The Jacket 1919-2002 Benjamin Lum Mailman The Cigar Store Indian1953-2002 Sam Whipple Phone Guy #1 The Maid 1961-2002 Ray Stricklyn Clarence The Andrea Doria 1928-2002 Fritzi Burr Mah-Jongg Lady The Garage 1924-2003 Gordon Jump Mr. Thomassoulo The Butter Shave/Voice1932-2003 Kellie Waymire Vivian The Blood 1968-2003 Kay E. Kuter Older Priest The Conversion 1925-2003 Robert Donley Ben The Old Man 1911-2004 John Randolph Frank Costanza The Handicap Spot 1915-2004
Seinfelders no longer with us
I do not get this?
The old guy who says "SOMEBODY, CALL AN AMBULANCE" with the funny scratchy voice is in a new phone company commercial.
Cheers, Vandal Savage and Solomon Grundy
"Master" wrote in message news:[email]...
John Randolph originally played Frank (in the ep), not Jerry Stiller From(or through) The News Guy(Mike)'s site http://membres.lycos.fr/tnguym/Seinfeld_2s.html : "NOTE: The U.S. syndicated version of this episode features Jerry Stiller in the role of Frank Costanza. Viewers overseas, still see John Randolph in the role. The sequences were re-shot in the spring of 1995. A role he didn't formally start until the next season in "The Puffy Shirt". I've been typed that the John Randolph version is still being seen overseas." Maestro
"Maestro" wrote in message news:...
I, like I'm sure many others, can confirm this. In the UK we still see the originals, the other being The Revenge where we still get the version with Larry David's voice being used for Newman.
I have to say, even though I saw most of the episodes containing Jerry Stiller before the original Handicapped spot episode, he didn't seem too out of place in the role. I have since seen the US syndicated version, and I have to say John Randolph played the part better for the script, after all it was written for him, less angry, but still definately Frank. I have plans to copy the original to my PC and share it with the world on Kazaa, it may be quite a while yet though.
On 3 Mar 2004 03:36:15 -0800, [email] (Steve Hill) wrote:
In Sweden too.
Lars Stockholm