Jason Alexander ("George Costanza") Talks His Life, Career and Family at Lighthouse International Film Festival on Long Beach Island NJ - 8 Things We Learned About Him

 

By Suzanne Ordas Curry (Suzee)

Well, the one night I was on beautiful Long Beach Island NJ this summer so far that I didn’t take my after dinner walk to check out the line at Dairy King, which is always an indication of what the crowds are like on the island, I missed George Costanza! Rumor was that he went to Stefanos for dinner, a very popular, revered Italian restaurant on Long Island and then had Dairy King for dessert. Yes, Dairy King. Dairy King is the dominant ice cream shop for a several block radius near 18th Street, after that, since there is just about an ice cream shop every 10 blocks or less, another dominates. But DK gets ice cream afficionados from all over. But I digress...

The multi-talented Jason Alexander was a special guest at this year's Lighthouse International Film Festival on Long Beach Island NJ. LBI, as it's known as, is only about 2 hours from Manhattan but a destination that is a world apart, full of sprawling beaches, activities and vacation homes. It's a place people, especially families, come to relax and have fun. 

Cady McClain to Direct Staged Reading of Eric Conger's The Park to Benefit California's Entertainment Community Fund, Actors Include Finola Hughes, James Patrick Stuart, Will Dixon and More on June 21, 2025

 

One Night. One Reason.

Come to a staged reading to raise funds for LA’s entertainment community on June 21, 2025 at the Marilyn Monroe Theater at the Lee Strasbourg Creative Center in West Hollywood, California.

The lights may be back on in Hollywood, but thousands in the industry are still in the dark… financially, emotionally, and professionally. On June 21st, artists, institutions, and allies will gather at the Marilyn Monroe Theatre in West Hollywood for a one-night-only staged reading of THE PARK by Eric Conger. This benefit raises critical funds for the Entertainment Community Fund, supporting the workers who keep this city’s creative engine alive:Stagehands. Writers. Directors. Cinematographers. Editors. Costume designers. Makeup Artists. Actors. Music. Caterers. Freelancers. Assistants. Crew.

The ones still struggling after shutdowns, strikes, and wildfires. This event is about action. Tickets start at $15 for students and can be purchased here: https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/the-park-by-eric-conger