He told another that he suffered a heart attack. George Costanza, the bumbling-yet-eternally-scheming “Seinfeld” mainstay played by Jason Alexander, had a long-running Vandelay ploy.

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However, after his success on the beloved sitcom, Alexander ventured into various other projects, including Shallow Hal, a ...

Seinfeld told the Smoking Tire that he first ... It's enough to make you reimagine the episode where George Costanza gets the big fur hat as one where he buys a flat-bill 555 baseball cap instead.

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Investments in Sfraga’s Vandelay company proved just as phony as Vandelay Industries — a supposed latex manufacturing company — on Seinfeld. On the TV show, George Costanza concocts the ...

Jason Alexander is best known for playing George Costanza on the hit sitcom Seinfeld, but his proudest achievement is being the father of his two kids, sons Gabe and Noah. Alexander (whose real ...

Investments in Sfraga’s Vandelay company proved just as phony as Vandelay Industries — a supposed latex manufacturing company — on Seinfeld. On the TV show, George Costanza concocts the company to ...

In the Seinfeld episode “The Boyfriend,” George Costanza pretended he interviewed with a fake latex company named “Vandelay Industries” so he could keep getting unemployment benefits.