Confirmed final episode cast

Here is a list of the people who are CONFIRMED to be in the final Seinfeld episode called "The End". There are going to be at least 30 guest stars from previous episodes.

The Confirmed: Jerry Seinfeld (Jerry Seinfeld) Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Elaine Marie Benes) Michael Richards (Cosmo Kramer) Jason Alexander (George Costanza) Wayne Knight (Newman) Patrick Warburton (David Puddy) Estelle Harris (Estelle Costanza) Jerry Stiller (Frank Costanza) Liz Sheridan (Helen Seinfeld) Barney Martin (Morty Seinfeld) John O'Hurley (J. Peterman) Ian Abercrombie (Mr. Pitt) Warren Littlefield, NBC President (an extra) Tom Cherones, Former Seinfeld director 1990-1994 (an extra)

The Non-Confirmed (were at the Taping) Jon Lovitz (?????) Teri Hatcher (????) Rob Reiner (????) Larry Thomas (The Soup Nazi) Keith Hernandez (Himself) Daniel Von Bargen (Mr. Kruger) Frances Bay (Mrs. Choate) Ruthie Cohen (cashier at Monks) Len Lessler (Uncle Leo) Danny Woodburn (Mickey Abbott) Larry David (????)

The Rumored: Brenda Strong (Sue Ellen Mischke) Steve Hytner (Kenny Bania) Phil Morris (Jackie Chiles) Michael McShane (FDR) Richard Fancy (Mr. Lippman) Warren Frost (Mr. Ross) Reni Santoni (Poppie) Grace Zabriskie (Mrs. Ross) Bryan Cranson (Tim Whatley)

The Hopefuls: Susan Walters (Delores, "Mulva") Peter Crombie (Crazy Joe Davola) Lee Bear, voice of Larry David (George Steinbrenner) Rick Overton (The Drake) Brian George (Babu Bhatt) Bob Balban (Russell Dalrimple) Kenny Kramer (?????) Carol Leifer (?????)

The Longshots: George Steinbrenner (Himself) Richard Herd (Mr. Wilhelm) Matt McCoy (Lloyd Braun) Anthony Starke (Jimmy) Sheree North (Babs Kramer) Heidi Swedberg (Susan Ross) Janeane Garofalo (Jeannie Steinman) Marisa Tomei (Herself) Courteney Cox (

The Near Impossible: ????? (Lomaz) ????? (Art Vandalay) ????? (Bob Saccamento

The End: May 14, 1998

Cool! I wonder what part Mr. Pitt will have. He's the only unusual one in the confirmed list. Just about everyone on this whole page has a good chance of being in the episode. Except for the unseen characters. Personally I'd love to see Darin, Kramers intern, return for this episode. But I guess that a real longshot! Just curious, where did you get this info from?

StnCldJR45 wrote:

The people who were confirmed came from Entertainment Tonight , the New York Post, Entertainment Weekly, and a bunch of other places. The others may or may not make it.

StnCldJR45 wrote:

Cool! Thanks for the info!

Throw in Shoshanna Lonstein (Jerry's ex-girlfriend) to the list, I hear she was at the taping.

NO TV AND NO BEER MAKE HOMER.....SOMETHING.....SOMETHING

Mike Colucci wrote:

Wow! Thats a great site! Thanks for the address Mike!

I seen somewhere pictures of Jane Levees from FRASIER leaving the taping area I think her namew was Marla AKA the Virgin

StnCldJR45 wrote:

You've got to be kidding. After all the bad things about Seinfeld that he's said? What a hypocrite he'd be if he really appeared in the final episode!

I like both of their chances. Ever since the death of Susan, Heidi has made periodic appearances. Why not one more time? As guest stars go, she was arguably the most memorable, if only for the fact that she was practically a regular for a season or more.

I have heard interviews with George Steinbrenner in which he seems willing to appear as himself on Seinfeld. He had no problem with the somewhat spacey characterization of himself.

Mike Tulsa, Oklahoma

Larry Thomas isn't the real soup nazi, he's the soup nazi that starred in the classic Seinfeld episode called "The Soup Nazi". The real soup nazi is appearing on Letterman on the week of Seinfeld's finale to bash Jerry Seinfeld.

Larry Thomas is not the Soup Nazi. Al Yehgeny is. Larry Thomas just plays a Soup Nazi on tv. The real guy would obviously not do the show. When has Susan made periodic appearances?? She's dead! I always thought she was a horrible addition to the show and they killed her off because she sucked so bad. She is a horrible actress and very annoying.

[email] wrote:

In article ,

I heard somewhere that the first half hour will be filled with clips from previous shows. If that's true, then this list could include folks who are shown in those clips.

Remember, just because they were *at* the taping doesn't mean they appeared *in* the episode.

Hoping I'm wrong,

Dawn

Teri Hatcher is definitely in it as in the Newsweek article, she is shown rehearsing with the director. And Babu is in it, as in the picture on page 56, he is standing next to Jerry Stiller with the cast at the end of the taping. Dstrbed

100,000 Lemmings can't be wrong.

Patrick is definitely in it.

Jennifer

True. But the same article mentions that there were many former bit-parters who were invited back, but who will not appear in the finale. The 'supposed' cast list being curculated is actually a list of invitees, not a list of people who will be appearing. ------------------------------------------ [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.)

Seething over Keith Hernedez's success with women, George becomes convinced that Hernandez's sexual power over women resides in his mustache. George carefully steals the mustache with a pair of scissors when Hernandez falls asleep on Jerry's toilet. George then goes around town wearing Keith's mustache to mixed and surprising results.

Kramer and Jerry discover their true feelings for each other, hastily get married (after creating a new concept in marriage: the "man-marriage" which they hammer out as a Platonic arrangement centered around sports- appreciation and the institution of the "shared refrigerator") .

And finally to utterly confound, surprise, and dismay the audience, Larry David left the Elaine character out completely.

   Also:  the actor Wayne Knight, a.k.a. Newman was forced to lose 200 pounds
for the last episode by Jerry and Larry who confined him to an abandoned
missile silo in upstate New York to effect the crash weight loss.  Newman was
skinnier than Kramer !    Wayne Knight has apparently been passing himself off
in a fat suit recently, and successfully concealing his new appearance.
          How Newman's thinness works into the final plot I can't remember as I
was completely smash-face-pasted when I saw it.  (No, I was not at the show and
was travelling from Hong-Kong to Beijing-  incredibly there are a few boot leg
tapes of this last episode -  but all of them are somehow mysteriously and
exclusively in the hands of a few Chinese passenger-freighter crews who sail
the Far East.)