Larry Thomas as the Soup Nazi in Seinfeld
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Seinfeld writer and producer Spike Feresten recalls Jerry Seinfeld's real-life encounter with the Soup Nazi inspiration after the release of the iconic episode. First airing in 1989, Seinfeld chronicles the daily life of the eponymous New York City comedian and his friends, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards.
"Nobody knows it's me who wrote it. It made me hesitant to ever go back there, just in case someone said, 'That's the one who wrote it,' because the real guy in New York was not happy that we wrote that episode. Is The Soup Nazi Seinfeld's Most Memorable Episode? Why The Soup Nazi Character Has Lived On Close Although the divisive Seinfeld finale aired more than 25 years ago, the show has continued to live on. Part of this, of course, is due to the rise of streaming and the fact that all nine seasons of the series are now available to watch at the click of a button.
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