Why so many Seinfeld characters?

the connection was kruger industrial smoothing was bought out by nakamoto corp.? i did notice the korean woman. i thought i knew her from somewhere. she was the lab tech at the crime scene in rising sun?




I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"

I don't remember George having an affair!
Do you know which episode it was?

And the red head who meets them at the place with the two legged robots was from the episode where Jerry gets bumped at career day. She works at the school "Single file Jerry!"

Also, the guy who played Ishihara was the man at the register in the episode "the chinese restaurant". Remember: "Did someone call for Costanza?"
"Yeah.. I call Cartright no one answer."
"Well, did they say Costanza, or Cartright?"
"Yeah, no one answer. She say curse word, I hang up."

Maybe they all worked for Vanderlay Industries.

They are all character actors. That means they jump from one TV show to another, or one movie to another, filling-in n small roles. It's how they make their living.

If you pay close attention you'll probably see lots of character actors popping-up randomly throughout TV and movies. Like the guy who plays onk... before becoming the nonw-famous detective he did lots of small roles dating as far back as Matlock in the early 80s.

The connection is coincidence, especially since we're talking about small roles. The movie has a lot of actors who were in Showdown in Little Tokyo, too, and not just Japanese ones (Tia Carerre, for example), but the production crew isn't the same and Michael Crichton certainly didn't write Showdown in Little Tokyo.

There are actually eight actors who had small roles on Seinfeld.

In addition to the five already mentioned (Amy Hill, Peter Crombie, Daniel von Bargen, Sam Lloyd, 'Bonnie' from "The Label Maker"), there is Meagen Fay (she played a school teacher at Jerry's old junior high school), Tom Dahlgren (who played a priest in The Puerto Rican Day episode) and Patricia Ayame Thomson (one of the women who flirted with George when he wore a wedding ring as a sociological experiment).

The connection I think is because both Seinfeld and Rising Sun are filmed in Los Angeles. You'll find quite a lot of Hollywood movies from around the time of the production of Seinfeld that were filmed in L.A. are going to have multiple actors who appeared in both.