The credits didn't identify who played George Steinbrenner. How come?
How played George Steinbrenner
Posters discuss why George Steinbrenner was uncredited in The Stand-In, learning that Larry David provided the voice while Lee Bear played the character physically.
It was Larry David, I believe. At least the voice was, I think. Anyone?
Jay Fincannon wrote:
Larry David was actually the voice. The man disguised as GS was probably a stand in, whom I believe does not get credited because he doesnt have a speaking part.
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<<<<..... probably a stand in, whom I believe does not get credited because he doesnt have a speaking part.>>>>
Harpo Marx always got credited. ; )
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In article , [email] (Art Vandelay) wrote:
He's the one who sang in _Monkey Business_, yes?
- Mark "every little breeze..." Mellin
According to IMDB
Lee Bear .... George Steinbrenner (1994-1998) (uncredited)
Larry David .... George Steinbrenner (uncredited) (voice)In article , "just a friend" wrote:
For the sake of completeness, other back to camera appearances a la Steinbrenner:
Michael Sorich ... Fidel Castro in "The Race" ? ? ? ... John Tyler in "The Muffin Tops"
- Mark "Instead of beer, alcoholic chicken." Mellin
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