Fans discuss Jason Alexander's film and television appearances outside Seinfeld, including movies like Pretty Woman and Coneheads, TV roles, and voice acting work.
Blankman 1994 Brighton Beach Memoirs 1986 The Burning 1982 Coneheads 1993 I Don't Buy Kisses Anymore 1992 Jacob's Ladder The Mosquito Coast 1986 North 1994 The Paper 1994 Pretty Woman 1990 White Palace 1990 By By Birdie 1996 (made for tv version)
and a sitcom from 1984 called E/R that also featured George Clooney another sitcom from 1987 called Everything's Relative and Jason Alexander is the voice of Duckman
Don't forget "Dunston Checks In (1996)", in which he co-stars with a monkey. He was also in a film called "The Last Supper" where he plays a corporate scum that gets killed by hippies, or something like that. According to the Internet Movie Database, he also did voices in the animated TV series "Disney's Aladdin" and "The Return of Jafar," which is the sequel to Aladdin, and he also did a voice in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)."
DC
On a related subject, I just found out that Jerry Seinfeld once appeared on the sitcom "Benson", from 1980 - 1981. Anyone remember this?
p.s. to e-mail, change "hellsouth" to "bellsouth".
Clooney
Jason Alexander was also the voice of one of the stone Gargoyles in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" by Disney last summer.
Amy
He played the dad/hotel manager in "Dunston Checks In" (1996).
Drago
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And he was the guest star of an episode of Muppets Tonight! which will be returning to TV on The Disney Channel this fall.
I loved "Bats!"
Bill
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In article , [email] (William R Sherman) wrote:
He was also in "Dunston Checks in" as the father af those two kids and manager of the Hotel.