In the pilot episode, why does Jerry refer to his neighbour as Kessler, instead of Kramer?
Kramer as Kessler
Fans discuss why Kramer's character was called Kessler in the pilot episode, learning it was due to uncertainty about using the real Kenny Kramer's name and test audience preference.
Because the real Kramer hadn't made up his mind whether he'd let Seinfeld and Larry David use his name.
I guess he made up his mind by the time the next season started.
Russ Slater wrote:
In the beginning, they weren't sure if Kenny Kramer would allow his name to be used, so Jerry called him Kessler. Reportedly, test audiences hated the name Kessler, so when Kenny Kramer finally gave permission to use his name, they changed it to that.
Another note: some guides list the character's name as Hoffman in the pilot. This must have been another name they were considering.
so in all the seinfeld universe what's wrong and what's inspire from jerry's life. i mean did he have a neighbour acting like kramer, is larry david is george, if so who's elaine in the real life. pleasze answer me i'm french so i don't know anything about jerry's life.
The character of Elaine is loosely based upon fellow comic Carol Leifer (star of WB"s Alright Already). She was a writer on Seinfeld, and had bit parts in a few of the episods.
art vandelay wrote:
She played a bank employee in "The Invitations" and Wendie Malick's receptionist in "The Kiss Hello", to name a couple. Shows she's written include "The Rye", "The Lip Reader", and "The Beard".
and she slept with jerry ?