How many girlfriends did George Costanza have?

George ‘dates’ a total of 47 different women throughout the show. Aside from Susan Ross, who he first meets in season 4, many of George’s girlfriends only appear in 1-2 episodes.

Are George and Elaine based on real people?

Elaine Benes, Seinfeld It’s obvious—or at least well known—that two of the four main Seinfeld characters are based on its creators: Jerry is a fictionalized Jerry Seinfeld, and George is a fictionalized Larry David. Elaine Benes (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) is also based on a comedian: stand-up Carol Leifer.

How many girls did Seinfeld have?

According to the ninth-season DVD release of the series, Jerry has had 73 different girlfriends seen or alluded to over the course of the series.

Was there a real Elaine Benes?

Real-life inspiration According to Seinfeld’s biography (written by Jerry Oppenheimer), Elaine was based in part on Susan McNabb (who was dating Seinfeld when the character was created), though eventually named after friend and fellow comic Elayne Boosler.

How many women has George Costanza dated?

Even after 30 years since its premiere, Seinfeld fans can’t get enough of Jerry’s lovable, but diabolical, sidekick, George Costanza and his antics. In the relationship department, never has a man done so much with so little. Over the course of the show, George managed to date over thirty women.

Did Jerry Seinfeld steal George Costanza’s identity?

NEW YORK (AP) _ A man who says he was the model for nutty George Costanza on “Seinfeld″ has filed a $100 million lawsuit alleging that Jerry Seinfeld and the show’s producers stole his identity.

Is George Costanza based on Larry David?

The “Seinfeld″ publicists have said that George Costanza was a character based on the show’s co-creator, Larry David. Glenn Padnick, president of Castle Rock Entertainment Inc., said, “George is modeled 100 percent on Larry. I believe Larry has never met Michael Costanza. This is just incredible.″

How long have Seinfeld and Costanza known each other?

Costanza has known Seinfeld for 24 years, since they were students at Queens College, his lawyer Jonathan Fisher said Monday. Much of the obnoxious sitcom character accurately reflects Costanza but much does not, Fisher said.