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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after he stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Creator/JerrySeinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Creator/JasonAlexander speaking as it was the character.
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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, Creator/LawrenceTierney, especially after he stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Creator/JerrySeinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Creator/JasonAlexander speaking as it was the character.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Jerry and George's fear and discomfort of Elaine's father wasn't entirely acting. Lawrence Tierney was an ''incredibly'' intimidating presence on set, and his erratic and discomforting behaviour (including stealing a kitchen knife at one point) unsettled practically everyone.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Jerry and George's fear and discomfort of Elaine's father wasn't entirely acting. Lawrence Tierney Creator/LawrenceTierney was an ''incredibly'' intimidating presence on set, and his erratic and discomforting behaviour (including stealing a kitchen knife at one point) unsettled practically everyone.
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* PlayingAgainstType: This was one of tough guy Lawrence Tierney's very few comedic roles.
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* PlayingAgainstType: This was one of tough guy Lawrence Tierney's very few comedic roles. Granted, he's TheComicallySerious.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/RyanStiles auditioned for the salesman at the clothing store.
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* DeletedScene: Originally, this episode made a reference to serial killer Gary Gilmore's last words. Just before Gilmore was executed he said, "Let's do it". The scene was changed during the final shooting of the episode, but appears in the deleted scenes on the DVD. When Jerry is trying to decide whether to buy the expensive jacket he says, "Well, in the immortal words of Gary Gilmore 'Let's do it'"
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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after he stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Creator/JerrySeinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Creator/JasonAlexander speaking as it was the character.
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* PlayingAgainstType: This was one of tough guy Lawrence Tierney's very few comedic roles.
* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after he stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Creator/JerrySeinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Creator/JasonAlexander speaking as it was thecharacter.character.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: Alton Benes was based on novelist Creator/RichardYates, whose daughter Monica once dated Creator/LarryDavid.
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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after he stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Creator/JerrySeinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Creator/JasonAlexander speaking as it was the
* WriteWhoYouKnow: Alton Benes was based on novelist Creator/RichardYates, whose daughter Monica once dated Creator/LarryDavid.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Jerry and George's fear and discomfort of Elaine's father wasn't entirely acting. Lawrence Tierney was an ''incredibly'' intimidating presence on set, and his erratic and discomforting behaviour (including stealing a kitchen knife at one point) unsettled practically everyone.
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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after he stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Jerry Seinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Jason Alexander speaking as it was the character.
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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after he stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Jerry Seinfeld Creator/JerrySeinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Jason Alexander Creator/JasonAlexander speaking as it was the character.
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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after Tierney stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Jerry Seinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Jason Alexander speaking as it was the character.
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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after Tierney he stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Jerry Seinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Jason Alexander speaking as it was the character.
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* RealitySubtext: Everyone in the cast was genuinely afraid of Lawrence Tierney, especially after Tierney stole one of the butcher knives from the set and pretended he was going to attack the real Jerry Seinfeld with it. When George suggests that he and Jerry outright tell Alton that they're leaving because he frightens them, it was as much Jason Alexander speaking as it was the character.
