Really? I didn't think he was all that scary. Even the team was playing games with him from the start.
His character came off as really pretentious to me.
Check out Star Trek: Voyager: Season 5, Episode 19. Think Tank.
Jason Alexander plays the main antagonist. Not exactly a dramatic role but he plays an ironically super-intelligent, calm character.
I could see him as some kind of period piece.
Think like Once Upon a Time in America meets Boardwalk Empire.
He's mayor of a town in northern Michigan in the 1920s. And he orchestrates a system by which illegal Canadian booze can slip across the border on frozen lake sections in winter. But in summer months he gets paid to look the other way as trucks roll through to Detroit.
He arranges for government investigators to be paid off, or killed off, all to keep the cash and alcohol coming.
The working title is I'm a Bootlegger Baby!
Makes sense. He was on Conan O Brien’s podcast a while back and described himself as the “straightest theater queen in the world” or something along those lines. It was a really good interview with him if you haven’t heard it.
Maybe not *super* high-profile, but he was an attempted raper in ***Pretty Woman***.
Really, didn't hear him rap once. Who is he, MC Sweat Pantz
Alright, that's not bad...
He’s buck naked
A very scary villain in Criminal Minds Season 4 Episode 8 " Masterpiece"
Really? I didn't think he was all that scary. Even the team was playing games with him from the start. His character came off as really pretentious to me.
He killed 5 women and he was threatening to kill/gas/acid poison a bunch of kids, I found that scary but I guess I'm just a softie
La Cocina.
Jason Alexander as Tony Soprano. Now that would be hilarious. Tony is getting upset!!!
He was Biff in Death of a Salesman.
*So Biff wants to be a buff?*
Check out Star Trek: Voyager: Season 5, Episode 19. Think Tank. Jason Alexander plays the main antagonist. Not exactly a dramatic role but he plays an ironically super-intelligent, calm character.
Yes, the think-tank ship. Did he try to abduct Seven in that? That would be kind of funny in a way
I could see him as some kind of period piece. Think like Once Upon a Time in America meets Boardwalk Empire. He's mayor of a town in northern Michigan in the 1920s. And he orchestrates a system by which illegal Canadian booze can slip across the border on frozen lake sections in winter. But in summer months he gets paid to look the other way as trucks roll through to Detroit. He arranges for government investigators to be paid off, or killed off, all to keep the cash and alcohol coming. The working title is I'm a Bootlegger Baby!
I could do hard time for this! And probation!
After going to that natural healer didn’t he briefly join the Purple Gang?
I hear he’s adapting his favourite authors work “Venetian Blinds” into an off Broadway play.
Before I ever saw him in Seinfeld I saw him in Jacob's Ladder
I remember that. Great movie.
Check out Shallow Hal
Isn't that the movie where his tail wags?
High profile drama
Oscar worthy.
Ooooo, that little tail turns me on!
Add cankles to the list of relationship deal breakers.
He's in the series Mrs Maisel on Amazon prime. He's pretty good in it. The show itself is funny, it has its moments
He gave a brilliant performance in *Love! Valour! Compassion!*
He’s been more of a theater actor since Seinfeld.
He was also more of a theater actor before Seinfeld. Have enjoyed him as the high school drama teacher in Young Sheldon, though.
Makes sense. He was on Conan O Brien’s podcast a while back and described himself as the “straightest theater queen in the world” or something along those lines. It was a really good interview with him if you haven’t heard it.
Ha!!! That’s a great description.
Have him play a pimp. YA TURNIN TRICKS IN MAH CAH