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| − | '''Jerry Seinfeld''' is a famous and wealthy entertainer whose Seinfeld show (1989–1998) was set in upper [[Manhattan]] and concerned the empty, meaningless and trivial lives of single people. One of the show's most popular character was the "Soup Nazi", a thin-skinned restaurant owner who would shout at customers, "No soup for you!" | + | '''Jerry Seinfeld''' is a famous and wealthy entertainer whose [[Seinfeld]] show (1989–1998) was set in upper [[Manhattan]] and concerned the empty, meaningless and trivial lives of single people. One of the show's most popular character was the "Soup Nazi", a thin-skinned restaurant owner who would shout at customers, "No soup for you!" |
Quote: "That's the true spirit of Christmas; people being helped by people other than me." | Quote: "That's the true spirit of Christmas; people being helped by people other than me." | ||
[[category:actors]] | [[category:actors]] | ||
Revision as of 02:21, January 3, 2008
Jerry Seinfeld is a famous and wealthy entertainer whose Seinfeld show (1989–1998) was set in upper Manhattan and concerned the empty, meaningless and trivial lives of single people. One of the show's most popular character was the "Soup Nazi", a thin-skinned restaurant owner who would shout at customers, "No soup for you!"
Quote: "That's the true spirit of Christmas; people being helped by people other than me."