List of Seinfeld references to actual people

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Actual people who are referred to or whose names are mentioned on American TV sitcom Seinfeld without making an appearance:

[edit] A

  • Bud Abbott - "What are you, Bud Abbott? What are you calling me an idiot for?" (George, "The Jacket")
  • Dante Alighieri - George: "My worst nightmare's come true, every day is a date." Jerry: "That's one of Dante's nine stages of hell, isn't it?" ("The Stranded")
  • Woody Allen - he directs a movie near Jerry's and Kramer's apartment. ("The Alternate Side")
  • Idi Amin - Kramer cites an example of a dictator to George, after George suggests that the act of double-parking leads to anarchy and dictatorships. ("The Dinner Party")
  • Loni Anderson - Morty suggests "Loni Anderson" as Jerry's imaginary love interest: "How about Loni Anderson?" ("The Stakeout")
  • Maya Angelou - "Maya Angelou, the poet?" (Susan, "The Sponge")
  • Susan B. Anthony - "Susan B. Anthony I think I'd have a problem with." (George, "The Junior Mint")
  • Neil Armstrong - Jerry and George discuss the possibility of a crucial detail about Neil, his new girlfriend's ex-boyfriend, which gives him an edge that could make her leave George and go back to him. Jerry: "What if it's Neil Armstrong?" George: "Then I'm going to Mars!" ("The English Patient")

[edit] B

  • Clara Barton - Jerry: "Clara Nightingale? I think you mean Clara Barton." George: "Clara Barton? What did she do?" Jerry: "I'm not sure, but I think she was nice." ("The Junior Mint")
  • Hank Bauer - berates Kramer for punching out Mickey Mantle during a bench-clearing brawl in baseball fantasy camp, then chases him, trips over third base and knocks over Clete Boyer. ("The Visa")
  • Ed Begley, Jr. - George: "When are they gonna have the flying cars, already?" Jerry: "I think Ed Begley, Jr. has one." ("The Dealership")
  • Lloyd Bentsen - "I don't know what to do, so I just stood there. Like, remember how Quayle looked when Bentsen gave him that Kennedy line? That's what I looked like." (George, "The Phone Message")
  • David Berkowitz - Newman takes over his mail route and pays off Kramer's gambling debt with his old mail carrier bag. ("The Diplomat's Club"). George apparently believes Berkowitz was not the "Son of Sam" ("The Junk Mail").
  • Leonard Bernstein - a friend of The Maestro's (a.k.a Bob Cobb), who taught him how to keep his pants creased prior to a concert ("The Doll"). Elaine argues (correctly) that Bernstein's friends would have called him "Lenny"; Cobb insists that Bernstein was known as "The Maestro," and wants a similar sobriquet for himself. ("The Maestro")
  • Napoleon Bonaparte - "Napoleon? Who's he to have a cake? He was a ruthless warmonger." (Elaine, "The Dinner Party")
  • Barry Bonds - "How about this? We trade Jim Leyritz and Bernie Williams for Barry Bonds...That way you have Griffey and Bonds in the same outfield! Now, you got a team! (George, "The Caddy")
  • Bobby Bonilla - "No hitting? They got hitting! Bonilla, Murray. They got no defense." (Naked guy to Jerry, "The Subway")
  • Shirley Booth - "You know, my mother used to walk around on our apartment just in her bra and panties. She didn't look anything like you, she was really disgusting, really bad body. If you could imagine an uglier and fatter version of Shirley Booth." (George, "The Subway")
  • Boutros Boutros-Ghali - Jerry: "Jane's topless." Kramer: "Yo Yo Ma." Jerry: "Boutros Boutros-Ghali." ("The Hamptons")
  • Boxcar Willie - Upon learning that Elaine has decided to dump her indigent boyfriend: "So, when are you giving Boxcar Willie his walking papers?" (Jerry, "The Strongbox")
  • Clete Boyer - former New York Yankee player, knocked over by Hank Bauer during the bench-clearing brawl initiated by Kramer's plunking of Joe Pepitone in baseball fantasy camp. ("The Visa")
  • Bozo the Clown - George is amazed to find that no one knows who Bozo is ("The Fire")
  • Eva Braun - Chelsea, an aspiring actress, to Kramer: "They're trying to put together a mini-series for me on Eva Braun." ("The Trip, Part 1")
  • Leonid Brezhnev - suggested as the ugliest all-time world leader. (Jerry, "The Outing")
  • Lenny Bruce - "So my shrink wants me to bring my mother in for a session. This guy is a brilliant man. Lenny Bruce used to go to him, and I think, uh, Geraldo." (Joel Horneck to Jerry, "Male Unbonding")
  • Jay Buhner - "What the hell did you trade Jay Buhner for?! He had 30 home runs, over 100 RBIs last year!" "(Frank Costanza) in "The Caddy".

[edit] C

  • James Caan - "I don't opt for happiness? James Caan doesn't opt for happiness!" (Jerry, in reference to a plagiarised letter sent to him after a fall-out with his girlfriend, "The Letter")
  • Caligula - "I'll tell you what you did, Caligula, you combined food and sex in to one disgusting uncontrollable urge." (Jerry to George, "The Blood"); Jerry: "Is this guy a dentist or Caligula?" ("The Jimmy")
  • Truman Capote - "They wanted to read a Truman Capote book." (George, "The Couch")
  • Pierre Cardin - (showing tie) "Look, George, it's a Pierre Cardin!" (Frank Costanza, "The Money")
  • Thomas Carlyle - George's girlfriend, Patrice: "Thomas Carlyle, 1864." George: "Tommy C." ("The Truth")
  • Carrot Top - Jerry explains to his mother, Helen, that he has to make an impromptu trip to Atlantic City because a scheduled guest who is to perform at Bally's, a comedy club, has cancelled on them at the last minute. Helen: "Who cancelled?" Jerry: "Carrot Top. I told you, my career's fine." ("The Money")
  • Johnny Carson - Uncle Leo tells Jerry that he thinks Johnny was rude to Jerry and didn't let him talk on the Tonight Show ("The Pen"). Jerry also worries if he insulted Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show ("The Heart Attack"). George tries to win favour with Susan Ross's father with a comedic impression of Carson, which fails to amuse. ("The Cheever Letters")
  • George Washington Carver - Man at party: "On the other hand, you take a guy like George Washington Carver. The man devoted his whole life to the peanut. Imagine having so much passion for something." ("The Stranded")
  • Fidel Castro - Walter, a work colleague, to Elaine: "Hey, your coffee stain looks like Fidel Castro." ("The Merv Griffin Show")
  • Nicolae Ceauşescu - "She's Romanian. What am I gonna talk to her about? Ceauşescu? (Jerry, "The Gymnast")
  • Coco Chanel - "I'm a comedian. How can I go out with a girl with a laugh like that? It's like Coco Chanel going out with a fishmonger." (Jerry, "The Bubble Boy")
  • Neville Chamberlain - Jerry: "Vomiting is not a deal breaker. If Hitler had vomited on Chamberlain, Chamberlain still would have given him Czechoslovakia." George: "Chamberlain. You could hold his head in the toilet and he'd still give you half of Europe." "The Pitch")
  • Richard Chamberlain - "George, with which one of the Chamberlains would you rather spend time on a desert island: Richard, Neville or Wilt?" (Jerry, "The ?")
  • Wilt Chamberlain - Jerry: "Who would order a license plate that says 'ASSMAN'? "George: "Maybe they're Wilt Chamberlain's." ("The Fusilli Jerry")
  • John Cheever - revealed to have been a lover of Susan Ross's father, following the discovery of love letters in a tin found after a cabin fire. ("The Cheever Letters")
  • Grover Cleveland - "Why do presidents all have these bad names? Woodrow, Grover, Millard." (Jerry, "The Van Buren Boys")
  • Vince Coleman - "Speed? They got Coleman. They need a bullpen." (Naked guy to Jerry, "The Subway")
  • Ted Danson - George: "Is Ted Danson's deal standard?" Susan: "Ted Danson?" George: "You know, the guy from Cheers." Susan: "Yeah, I know who he is. (laughs) You're not Ted Danson." (George tries to negotiate a deal for the TV pilot.) ("The Wallet")
  • Christopher Columbus - Jerry, while referring to a book about the 15th-16th century explorer with Elaine, refers to it as "eurotrash." ("The Library")

[edit] D

[edit] E

  • Edward VIII - "Yeah, it's like Edward VIII abdicating the throne and marrying Mrs. Simpson." (Elaine, "The Conversion"); "Inside that small college boy minifridge is my latest acquisition. A slice of cake from the wedding of King Edward VIII to Wallis Simpson, circa 1937, price: $29,000." (J. Peterman, "The Frogger")
  • Dwight Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower - George: "We communicate with deep, soulful looks." Jerry: "Like Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower." ("The Stand In")
  • Albert Einstein - The subject of the episode's title sarcastically refers to Jerry as Einstein in "The Old Man". Another reference to Einstein appears in "The Big Salad."
  • Patrick Ewing - Bank customer: "Oh great, Ewing's hurt." George: "Ewing's hurt? How long is he going to be out?" ("Male Unbonding")

[edit] F

[edit] G

  • Mohandas Gandhi - "You had an affair with Gandhi?" (Elaine, "The Old Man")
  • Art Garfunkel - George, looking at the oddly-shaped coffee stain on Elaine's jacket sleeve: "Art Garfunkel?" ("The Merv Griffin Show")
  • Jeff Gillooly - Upon accusations that he and George orchestrated the accident that incapacitated Bette Midler on the baseball field: "Hey, I'm being heckled on stage. People are yelling out 'Gillooly'!" (Jerry, "The Understudy")
  • Joseph Goebbels - Uncle Leo: "Look at this, I told them medium rare, it's medium. I bet that cook is an anti-Semite. They don't just overcook a hamburger, Jerry." Jerry: "All right. Anyway, the point I was making before Goebbels made your hamburger is a man like you could be dating women twenty years younger." "The Shower Head")
  • Bernhard Goetz - Leslie, George's pregnant ex-girlfriend, to another woman at a baby shower: "We just bought an apartment on Riverside Drive. Bernhard Goetz's mother used to live there." (""The Baby Shower")
  • Dwight Gooden - "They still have no pitching. Gooden's a question mark. You don't recover from those rotator cuffs so fast." (Naked guy to Jerry, "The Subway")
  • Dick Gregory - "I understand. I like good breakfast. As long as you don't wind up trapped in a room with bib overalls and pigtails, being counseled by Dick Gregory." (Jerry, "The Subway")
  • Ken Griffey, Jr. - "How about this? We trade Jim Leyritz and Bernie Williams for Barry Bonds...That way you have Griffey and Bonds in the same outfield! Now, you got a team! (George, "The Caddy")
  • Johann Gutenberg - "I understand Gutenberg used to spend a lot of time in there [the bathroom]" (Jerry, "The Bookstore")

[edit] H

[edit] J

[edit] K

  • Ethel Kennedy - Elaine's boss Mr. Pitt was to play a tennis match against her with an expensive racquet that Elaine had lent out to a prospective employer. "He needs a $300 Bruline to beat Ethel Kennedy?" (Jerry, "The Switch") Another of Elaine's bosses, J. Peterman, was to assist Ethel Kennedy in inaugurating John F. Kennedy's golf clubs that he'd won in an auction. "A woman whose triumph in the face of tragedy is exceeded only by her proclivity to procreate." (J. Peterman, "The Bottle Deposit, Part 2")
  • John F. Kennedy - "You know what a huge fan I am of John F. Kennedy." (J. Peterman, "The Bottle Deposit, Part 1")
  • Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy - "Oh my God, Hyannisport? With the Kennedys? Who else is up there? Is Rose up there?" ("The Baby Shower")
  • Ayatollah Khomeini - "Can you believe this guy? He holds a grudge like Khomeini." (Jerry to Elaine, in reference to George, "The Baby Shower")
  • C. Everett Koop - Elaine explains to Jerry the reason why she dumped Keith Hernandez; "Oh, smoking! You know, you're like going out with C. Everett Koop." (Jerry, "The Boyfriend, Part 2")
  • Killer Kowalski - Kramer: "What does he do with all that fat? Does he just jump up and down on it? Does he gouge it like Killer Kowalski?" ("The Parking Garage")

[edit] L

  • Burt Lancaster - "You know you're turning into Burt Lancaster?" (Jerry, "The Finale")
  • Spike Lee - Sat with Kramer during an Indiana Pacers-New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden. ("The Susie")
  • Juan Ponce de León - Spanish conquistador. Elaine and George see a film based on his legendary quest for the Fountain of Youth. The film moves George to tears, but Elaine finds it preposterous: "That Fountain of Youth scene at the end, where they're all splashin' around, and then they go running over to the mirror to see if it really worked? I mean, come on!" ("The Dog").
  • Meriwether Lewis and William Clark - "You need a little pioneer spirit. You know, you don't have any of that Lewis and Clark in you." (Jerry, "The Virgin")
  • Jim Leyritz - "How about this? We trade Jim Leyritz and Bernie Williams for Barry Bonds...That way you have Griffey and Bonds in the same outfield! Now, you got a team! (George, "The Caddy")
  • Abraham Lincoln - In reference to Presidents' Day, when George suggests Jerry's new girlfriend decided to celebrate her birthday on the Monday after the weekend. Jerry's retort: "She's not Lincoln." ("The Van Buren Boys")
  • Rich Little - the impressionist. Jerry: "Yeah, but what was the tone in her voice? How did she sound?" Helen Seinfeld: "Who am I, Rich Little?" ("The Stakeout")
  • Trini Lopez - Jerry: "'Lemon Tree.'" George: "Peter, Paul and Mary?" Jerry: "No, Trini Lopez." ("The Phone Message")
  • Sophia Loren - Helen to Jerry: "So who're you looking for, Sophia Loren?" ("The Stakeout")
  • Peter Lorre - George: "I'm gonna slip him a mickey." Jerry: "What? In his drink? Are you out of your mind? What are you, Peter Lorre?" ("The Revenge")

[edit] M

  • Yo Yo Ma - the cellist, in Kramer's exclamation, "Yo Yo Ma!" ("The Hamptons", "The Opera")
  • Elle MacPherson - the supermodel; Kramer meets her at a Sports Illustrated swimsuit shoot at the hotel as a subsequence of using George's plane ticket to the Cayman Islands. ("The Suicide")
  • Ferdinand Magellan - Jerry's favorite explorer ("The Boyfriend, Part 2")
  • Mickey Mantle - Kramer clobbers him during a brawl at baseball fantasy camp ("The Visa"). George wants to name his child Seven in honor of Mantle, who wore that on his jersey.
  • Marsha Mason - "So is it all over between you and Marsha Mason?" (George, "The Letter")
  • Don Mattingly - "Mattingly just split his pants!" (Yankees TV announcer, "The Chaperone")
  • Joe Mayo - Joe Mayo is actually a crew member for the series
  • Roger McDowell - Allegedly spit on Kramer after a Mets loss on June 14, 1987. ("The Boyfriend, Part 2")
  • Golda Meir - Israeli leader, agreed upon by George, Elaine, and Jerry as the world's ugliest all-time leader ("The Outing")
  • John Cougar Mellencamp - "Yeah, Li-veene. And I'm Jerry Cougar Mellencamp." (Jerry, commenting on his cousin's pronunciation of his name, "The Stakeout")
  • Josef Mengele - "Napoleon? Who's he to have a cake? He was a ruthless warmonger. Might as well get a Mengele." (Elaine, "The Dinner Party")
  • Ethel Merman - "Yes! You don't understand. I'm living with Ethel Merman without the talent." (Elaine, "The Robbery")
  • Russ Meyer - "It's like a Russ Meyer film in here." ("The Pilot, Part 1")
  • Cheryl Miller - female basketball player; Elaine discovers that she is the sister of Reggie Miller whom she did not know also played basketball. ("The Susie")
  • Henry Miller- Author; Jerry is under investigation from a library cop named bookman for a large fine on the still missing "Tropic of Cancer" a book he lent to George so George could enjoy the book's sexual content. The book is shown to be in the possession of their former gym teacher who is now a homeless man living outside the library. ("The Library")
  • Reggie Miller - Indiana Pacers basketball player; had a hot dog thrown at him by Kramer during a game because Reggie and Spike Lee were jawing at each other. After they are thrown out of the arena the three of them go to a strip club. ("The Susie")
  • Liza Minnelli - Kramer: "I've been partying all night. I saw the sunrise at Liza's!" George: "What, Minnelli's?!" Kramer: "No." ("The Summer of George"); George: "I need a nickname that makes people light up." Jerry: "You mean like 'Liza'!" ("The Maid") "...the pleasure he gets in watching Ms. Liza Minelli belt out a few choice numbers" (Elaine, "The Beard")
  • Ricardo Montalbán - Estelle Costanza receiving a recommendation for a doctor; "He's good. He's very good. He worked on this kid from Guatemala with no nose. Turned him into Ricardo Montalbán." (Kramer, "The Fusilli Jerry")
  • Sun Myung Moon - "Yeah, he once bumped into Reverend Sun Myung Moon." (George, "The Understudy")
  • Demi Moore - George and Jerry ponder over the correct pronunciation of her first name. "I've never heard of a 'semee' tractor-trailer." (George, "The Secretary")
  • Eddie Murray - "No hitting? They got hitting! Bonilla, Murray. They got no defence." (Naked guy to Jerry, "The Subway")
  • Benito Mussolini - "This how dictators start. Do you think Mussolini would circle the block six times looking for a spot?" asks George after he and Kramer are blocked in by a double-parker. ("The Dinner Party") "I let fly like Mussolini from the balcony!" (George, "The Tape")

[edit] N

  • Liam Neeson - "Don't you see, that's the genius of it. If he had said Liam Neeson, you'd know he's making it up." (Jerry, "The Mom & Pop Store") Later in the same show, when George's idea to have a "Jon Voight" day is rebuffed, George remarks, "I suppose if I had suggested Liam Neeson Day, you'd all be patting me on the back."
  • Florence Nightingale - Jerry: "You mean Florence Nightingale." George: "What'd I say? Clara?" ("The Junior Mint")
  • Richard Nixon - Jerry: "Who was the last president to have a beard?" George: "Nixon." ("The Van Buren Boys"); Jerry's ex-girlfriend, Nikki: "What's the M stand for in Richard M. Nixon?" Elaine: "Milhouse." ("The Calzone")

[edit] O

[edit] P

  • Louis Pasteur - George uses the example of the successful marriage between Louis Pasteur and his wife and their having nothing in common to convince Susan Ross that they too can make their relationship work. ("The Pick")
  • Luciano Pavarotti - In response to Jerry's plea to help him beat a lie detector test: "Jerry, I can't. It's like saying to Pavarotti, 'Teach me to sing like you.'" (George, "The Beard")
  • Joe Pepitone - Kramer plunks him during baseball fantasy camp, starting a bench-clearing brawl. ("The Visa")
  • George Peppard - "Well, not really. After all, she did get together with George Peppard. I mean, Fred" says George, disagreeing with a fellow book club member that Holly Golightly's most important part of her life was her independence in Breakfast at Tiffany's. ("The Couch"). George reassuring Jerry Seinfeld that a conversation with Jerry Lewis will go well between them because they have the same first name; "Well, it worked when I met George Peppard last week." (even though Peppard died four years before the show aired) ("The Strong Box")
  • Peter, Paul and Mary - Jerry: "'Lemon Tree.'" George: "Peter, Paul and Mary?" ("The Phone Message")
  • Ken Phelps
  • James Polk - Jerry, looking at a potential date's stats on the back of her photograph: "Favorite president: James Polk!" ("The Bizarro Jerry")
  • The Pope - "I think this Father Curtis might be very interested to hear what Whatley has the Pope doing with Raquel Welch!" ("The Yada Yada")

[edit] Q

  • Dan Quayle - "I don't know what to do, so I just stood there. Like, remember how Quayle looked when Bentsen gave him that Kennedy line? That's what I looked like." (George, "The Phone Message")

[edit] R

  • Ronald Reagan - "This year, we are honoring Morty Seinfeld, a man who slept more hours on the job than Ronald Reagan." (Jack Klompus, "The Pen")
  • Burt Reynolds - Jerry: (looking at a photo) "Burt Reynolds?" George: "Wax museum." ("The Package")
  • John Ritter - Elaine: "You know, Jerry, I really like this guy who's playing the butler." Jerry: "Oh yeah. He's good. You know, he's John Ritter's cousin." ("The Pilot, Part 2")
  • Geraldo Rivera - "So my shrink wants me to bring my mother in for a session. This guy is a brilliant man. Lenny Bruce used to go to him, and I think, uh, Geraldo." (Joel Horneck to Jerry, "Male Unbonding")
  • Theodore Roosevelt - "My face is on Mount Rushmore...I replaced Teddy Roosevelt." (Elaine, "The Watch")
  • Diana Ross - "We're going on a two-day trip. What are you, Diana Ross?" - Jerry to George, who's carrying several stuffed suitcases and backpacks, as they prepare to go to California. ("The Trip, Part 1")
  • Dan Rowan and Dick Martin - "What is she, Rowan & Martin?" (George, "The Shoes")
  • Jack Ruby - George asks, "How could I possibly interfere?", to which Jerry responds, "Isn't that what Jack Ruby said?" ("The Little Kicks")
  • Salman Rushdie - Kramer sees him at the health club (it turns out it's really just a similar-looking gentleman named "Sal Bass"). Kramer: "You know who I saw at the health club? Salman Rushdie." Elaine: "Yeah right, Salman Rushdie. Yeah well, I can see that - you got five millions Moslems after you, you wanna stay in pretty good shape." ("The Implant")
  • Babe Ruth - "Isn't that Babe Ruth's uniform?" (Mr. Wilhelm, "The Millennium"). "Babe Ruth did it." (Kramer, "The Wink")

[edit] S

  • Deion Sanders - "There are a lot of players named Deion these days. What a cool name, Deion. If I were gonna change my name, I'd go with Deion." (Elaine, "The Masseuse")
  • Robert Schumann - Jerry mentions that Schumann could not get a note out of his head and had to be institutionalized. ("The Jacket")
  • Maria Shriver - "Let Maria Shriver give her a baby shower" says George, bitter about the news of an old flame's pregnancy. ("The Baby Shower")
  • Sargent Shriver "Leslie, whatever happened to Sargent Shriver? Is he still with them? You don't hear much about him these days. Is he out of the loop?" (Elaine, "The Baby Shower")
  • Neil Simon - American screenwriter and playwright; lines from his 1979 film, Chapter Two, plagiarised by Jerry's girlfriend in a confronting letter she wrote him. ("The Letter")
  • Moose Skowron - Kramer tries to pull him off of one of his teammates during a bench-clearing brawl in baseball fantasy camp, prior to turning around and punching Mickey Mantle. ("The Visa")
  • O.J. Simpson - "Ohh O.J. Rifkin" (Elaine, "The Masseuse")
  • Wallis Simpson - "Yeah, it's like Edward VIII abdicating the throne and marrying Mrs. Simpson." (Elaine, "The Conversion"); "Inside that small college boy minifridge is my latest acquisition. A slice of cake from the wedding of King Edward VIII to Wallis Simpson, circa 1937, price: $29,000." (J. Peterman, "The Frogger")
  • Frank Sinatra - "What, am I seeing Sinatra in there?!" (George, "The Ex-Girlfriend"); "This is the kind of room Sinatra stays in!" (Morty Seinfeld, "The Doodle")
  • Mira Sorvino - George holding up a magazine cover to Jerry; "Mira Sorvino. Do you think she'd go out with me?" ("The Junk Mail")
  • Joseph Stalin - "I would have been friends with Stalin if he had a ping pong table." (Jerry, "Male Unbonding"); "They say you grow hair. Look-a like Stalin!" (Ping, translating for George what the Hair Restoration Clinic in Beijing is saying about their cure for baldness, "The Tape")

[edit] T

  • James Thurber - "Then we ended up going out to lunch and he had some great gossip about James Thurber." (Elaine, "The Cartoon")
  • Uma Thurman - Kramer acquires her phone number, only to have it smudged from a ticket by his triple-action moisturizing lotion. Kenny Bania gets her number instead. ("The Secretary")
  • Arturo Toscanini - "This is your dressing room? They treat you like Toscanini!" (Frank Costanza, "The Shower Head")
  • Marisa Tomei - George goes out one day and is fiancee gets jealous, so she goes to Elaine, who tells her that George had been with her to discuss the probleems she was having with her suposed boyfriend, Art Vandelay.

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[edit] W


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