Jerry Seinfeld Height, Age, Weight
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Here are some of Jerry Seinfeld’s favorite things:

Comedy Movies: “A Night at the Opera,” “Tom and Jerry,” “The Graduate,” “Bee Movie,” “Eddie,” “Napoleon Dynamite,” “The Heartbreak Kid,” “The Rating’s Game,” “The In-Laws,” and “Glengarry Glen Ross.”

Aside from being a comedian, Jerry Seinfeld is also an actor, writer, and producer hailing from Brooklyn, New York. 

Jerry’s father Kalman is of Hungarian-Jewish descent. Thanks to the jokes his father collected while serving in World War II, young Jerry developed a love for humor. 

The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

His spirit of laughter and interest in stand-up comedy developed after participating in small stints during college productions.

He became a classic act at Budd Friendman’s Improv Club on open-mic nights while attending Queens College.

His enthusiasm to make a name for himself drove him to try out open-mic night at Catch a Rising Star New York right after graduating in 1976.

Hard work paid off for the man. 

It later got him an appearance in a Rodney Dangerfield HBO Special.

He got a chance after landing a small role on the sitcom Benson by playing Frankie – a simple mail-delivery boy with jokes on the side that no one wants to hear.

Guess what? 

Seinfeld got fired from his job due to “creative differences.”

Absurd, I must say!

Now, he’s internationally known to be the smiling guy behind the most successful TV show back in the early 2000s (“Seinfeld”) which he co-directed with Larry David.

The tides have changed and millions are coming his way – nonstop!

Jerry is also famous for being an automobile enthusiast and avid collector that features about 150 cars!

Isn’t that amazing?

His collection was so big, he rented out a hanger at the Santa Monica Airport just to store them!