Viewers recall whether a scene in "The Gymnast" featuring Mr. Pitt accidentally dressed like Hitler also appeared in another show or movie, with one suggesting a Louis de Funes film from the 1970s.
The episode "The Gymnast" (1994) ends with Mr. Pitt, dressed up like Adolf Hitler. I remember a scene that also ends with a character that looks like Adolf Hitler. In this particular scene the person in question was having a speech (I think) while a shadow on his head and under his nose gave him the "Hitler-look".
Was this scene also in an Seinfeld episode or was it in another series?
Thanks,
PvZ (Sorry for my English)
I believe you may be thinking of a Louis de Funes movie from the 1970s in which he is a whacky restaurant owner.
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Yes Pitt was dressed as Hitler but by accident of course. Wearing his riding pants and talking aggresivly about his company by saying "we must rise higer(heil)" and stabbing his hand into the air like a salute. It was right at the end, i think he had a Hitleresque mustache too.
It was because elaine spilled ink all over and Mr. Pitt got some under hid nose and on his shirt.
--Maya
That's also reminiscent of a 'Father Ted' episode in which a small patch of dirt on the window in front of him makes him look like Hitler to an Asian family standing outside.
Bob Wombat
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Oh, that was a lot of fun!
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Mind the enterprises name "Poland-Creek" which sounds similar to "Polenkrieg" (= war against Poland in german)!
This was used in Father Ted, superb British/Irish comedy, did you see it there.?
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On Fri, 8 Dec 2000 18:59:42 -0000, "Taff" wrote:
I really thought the scene as I described was in a Seinfeld epsiode as well, but I must be totally wrong. I don't know Father Ted. When was it aired for the first time?
PvZ
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Well, that scene as you described it *was* the closing segment of the episode you mentioned, and featured Mr. Pitt. Were you asking if the same joke was used twice in Seinfeld in two separate episodes, or just seeking clarification on the one time it was used with Mr. Pitt?
On Sun, 10 Dec 2000 06:29:29 GMT, [email] (John Twernbold) wrote:
Indeed. I was wondering if the same joke was used twice in two separate Seinfeld episodes. But I think the scene as I described (shadow on someone's head and under his nose, that made him look like Hitler) was not used in a Seinfeld episode. But where is it from?
PvZ
It was a mid 90's episode of Father Ted, about 3 catholic preists on an Irish island. PvZ wrote in message news:[email]...
On Sun, 10 Dec 2000 16:20:01 -0000, "Taff" wrote:
Thanks, Taff. Maybe someday will I ever see that episode again.
PvZ