George Costanza

George Costanza, the neurotic and self-doubting character from "Seinfeld," is known for his comedic mishaps and social awkwardness.

Character

Cinematic

Seinfeld

April 29, 1960

Taurus

65

Queens, New York, USA

A memorable character from the iconic TV series ‘Seinfeld’ (1989-1998), George Costanza, portrayed by Jason Alexander, continues to captivate audiences with his misadventures. Known for his string of unsuccessful relationships, questionable career choices, and penchant for manipulation, George remains a fan favorite.

Since the original write-up in 2019, George’s character has evolved further. He has achieved notable success as an author, penning the best-selling book “The Costanza Chronicles,” which chronicles his life’s mishaps and triumphs. His contributions to the world of fashion are also noteworthy, having invented the “bro,” a unique type of brassiere.

In his personal life, George has found love again with Vanessa, a single mother, after his divorce from Susan Ross in 1998. He is now a doting father to his daughter, Emily, from his previous marriage.

George’s neurotic personality and witty one-liners, such as “I’m out!” and “Serenity now!”, continue to resonate with fans. His unwavering support for the New York Yankees and the New York Knicks further endears him to sports enthusiasts.

As the years go by, George Costanza remains a timeless character, reminding us of the humor and relatability found in life’s imperfections.