George Costanza

George Costanza, a central character in *Seinfeld*, is portrayed by Jason Alexander as a short-tempered, insecure man known for his dishonesty and ill-fated schemes. His career includes brief stints with the New York Yankees and as a hand model, showcasing his comedic misadventures. George's personal life is marked by shallow relationships and a tight-knit group of friends: Jerry, Elaine, and Kramer.

Based on co-creator Larry David, George's flaws make him relatable despite his often unlikeable behavior. His character development adds depth, transcending mere comedy with his real-life inspired struggles.

Jason Alexander's audition stood out when he shifted from mimicking Woody Allen to Larry David, securing the role. The character received acclaim, ranking high in lists of greatest sitcom characters. Alexander earned multiple Emmy nominations and won a Screen Actors Guild Award, reflecting the character's impact.

A lawsuit by Michael Costanza over the use of his name was dismissed, as courts ruled no privacy rights were violated. George remains a pivotal figure in television history, celebrated for his complexity and humor.