Fans debate whether George Costanza actor Jason Alexander appeared in the movie Pretty Woman, with some claiming he played a slimy colleague character.
WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!! George WAS in Pretty Woman: he was Richard Gere's colleague who was jealous that he had this hooker living with him for a week: therefore, in a scene with Tink, he tried to have his way with her. But then, it was George, so of course it was unsuccessful. Watch closer next time: what probably threw you was that he was playing a real slime and not wearing glasses (I saw this during his interview on Costas--it has to be right.)
Spartacus
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Don't forget the TV show, "E/R." He played a slimy hospital administrator who was always trying to get the women in bed.
Marc
george *was* in pretty woman. philip stuckey. go rent it.
my first post, tres.
I beg to differ. George WAS in Pretty Woman because I've read an interview where he talked about what a creep he played. Plus, I watched it again after I knew who he was and it was him.
Kay Jones
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He WAS in Pretty Woman. I heard him mention it in an interview. And I don't remember even seeing a lawyer in Jacob's Ladder. Just Tim Robbins, Danny Aeilllo (sp?), and a few smaller names as doctors, veterans, etc. No George Costanza!
Just to settle this matter, I've included the credits from the review of Pretty Woman in Roger Ebert's CompuServe service:
Pretty Woman * * * 1/2 r, 119 m., 1990 Richard Gere (Edward Lewis), Julia Roberts (Vivian Ward), Ralph Bellamy (James Morse), Jason Alexander (Philip Stuckey), Laura San Giacomo (Kit De Luca), Alex Hyde-White (David Morse), Amy Yasbeck (Elizabeth Stuckey), Elinor Donahue (Bridget). Directed by Garry Marshall and produced by Arnon Milchan and Steven Reuther. Screenplay by J.F. Lawton.