Jerry Seinfeld Sick Of Kramer Comments

[Brian Damage]

Funnyman Jerry Seinfeld is sick of people asking him "Where's Kramer?" - the oddball character in his hit comedy Seinfeld. The 53-year-old comedian - currently in the U.K. promoting his animated movie Bee Movie - admits he's bored of being asked questions about his fictional sidekick in the hit comedy, which ended almost a decade ago.

He tells British chatshow host Jonathan Ross, "I still get people shouting 'Where's Kramer?' all the time. But how do I know?! He doesn't even exist anymore on a fictional basis."

Cosmo Kramer was played by Michael Richards in the show, which aired from 1990 to 1998.

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[TJL]

Well, I'm tired of hearing about "Bee Movie." Is he gonna stop talking about that anytime soon?

;)

[tanquant]

I know. It sounds like he's getting bitter about the show that put him on the map.

[catlover79]

I know. It sounds like he's getting bitter about the show that put him on the map.
Not to mention made him bazillions of dollars! I too am sick of hearing of Bee Movie. :lol:

[rusyd]

Well, it is too bad, but he will be listening to that question and other related questions from that show for a long time to come. That is what you get when you have a great show like that.

[Ireneparalegal]

What a sour puss.

[Adamantium]

On one hand you have to look at it as the people who ask "Where's Kramer?" are probably fans of the show and that's their way (albeit stupid) of letting Jerry know. On the other hand, it would get annoying, from Jerry's point of view. Having to always answer where Kramer (a fictional character) is.

I'm a cleaner at Kroger, and I get the same comments (in joking) all the time. When I'm sitting down cleaning, I get "That's what I can sitting down on the job!" or the ever-famous "You missed a spot." And while I always try to come up with an original (hopefully funny) comeback, sometimes I'm just tired of hearing it.

Unfortunately for Seinfeld, he will hear that for the rest of his days. It comes with the territory of having your own, extremely popular television series.

[snl 70s show fan]

Well, I'm tired of hearing about "Bee Movie." Is he gonna stop talking about that anytime soon?

;)i was thinking the same thing he;s acting like bee movie is the gone with the wind of anamatied movies

[kramer]

But there is a real Kramer and he lives in New York kenny kramer.com (http://www.kennykramer.com) As everybody knows that is where the fictional kramer came from. Seinfeld should tell people Kramer is in New York doing a reality tour.

[Schmoopie]

When I saw Jerry do a show in Seattle back in 2005, some idiots kept asking him where Kramer, Elaine and George are. He laughed and said "They're not here. I am so let me finish!"

Andrea

PS: He should be glad he's not Wayne Knight, with everyone coming up to him saying "Helloooo Newman." Wayne Knight said people were saying that to him when he was clearly on the way to his aunt's funeral. Geez... some people can't separate TV from reality.

But then again... reality has become TV, hasn't it?!?:crazy: