Does anyone impersonate Costanza?

May 12, 2004, 3:00 PM ET13 posts by 7 posters
Question

Fans discuss whether any Hollywood performers impersonate George Costanza or other Seinfeld characters, with mentions of MAD TV impressions.

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Eric Buchanan

Is anyone in Hollywood known for impersonating George Costanza? Or anyone else from the show? I haven't seen anyone impersonate him.

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A335PlyrEric Buchanan

Well they should.....Saw Pat Kilbane on MAD TV do a great Kramer

George.comEric Buchanan

"Eric Buchanan" wrote in message news:[email]...

Are you saying you want a piece of him? you want a piece of him?

rob

Eric BuchananGeorge.com

I could drop him like a piece of dirt!

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George.comEric Buchanan

"Eric Buchanan" wrote in message news:[email]...

you're not clever enough to hatch a scheme like that

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George.comEric Buchanan

"Eric Buchanan" wrote in message news:[email]...

what the hell does that mean??!!!!

LRodGeorge.com

On Sat, 15 May 2004 23:27:36 +1200, "George.com" wrote:

It means whatever the hell you want it to mean.

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WillEric Buchanan

"Eric Buchanan" wrote in message news:[email]...

Larry David.

Give Me FiveWill

will wrote:

Not to mention Woody Allen.

I always felt that George was a lot like Woody or Woody a lot like George. One of the two.

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Eric BuchananGive Me Five

Now that you mention it, George in the first episode (from 1989) really reminds me of Woody. "This is the signal, Jerry!" I did meet a few guys about 10 years ago who acted in some ways like George, and a dentist in my neighborhood reminded me of Kramer, with the wild hair thing going.

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Cal VarnsenGive Me Five

That was the big criticism when Seinfeld first hit the air: George Costanza was Woody Allen redux, and Kramer was Christopher Lloyd redux. Of course, they both developed into unique and complicated characters, but this assessment at the beginning of the show's history is spot-on, imo.

Eric BuchananWill

I can definitely remember that now, when I saw a bit of Curb your Enthusiasm last summer!

Will wrote:

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