Comedian Michael Richards Talks New Memoir, ‘Seinfeld’ & More with Rich Eisen | Full Interview

Comedian Michael Richards joins Rich Eisen in-studio to discuss his new ‘Entrances & Exits’ memoir that includes a story classic sketch he cooked up with Andy Kaufman on ‘Fridays’ that led to an actual brawl on the set, reveals how he developed his Kramer character, his favorite moments from ‘Seinfeld,’ and more.

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[BaenGeiwn]

Really, really good and glad to see Michael Richards "back" again.

Michael, thank you for your service!

[curlyg]

1994: Mr. Lippman cancelled Kramers book tour

2024: Kramer is finally getting to do his book tour

[theJohnGaltLine]

The more I see Michael Richards as he is in real life, the more I think he deserved more Emmy's than he received.

[thepriest]

I mean come on!! This man created a character that will live on forever in TV history. Up there with the greatest comedic performances ever.

[RobBeatdownBrown]

The scene where Kramer is telling Jerry and George about taking over driving the bus is a top 3 scene for sure

[bigjermboktown]

When Kramer was in that bar trying to find out what that accountant was doing with their money is one of my all-time favorites. Especially when he's smoking that cigarette and drinking beer at the same time 😂 and then when he kicks the door open in the bathroom and takes the picture with the Polaroid

[ScottG]

Awesome job Rich. The last 3 weeks you have had Seinfeld, Larry David, and now Michael Richards on. Hoping for Wayne Knight next week

[MrDeadstu]

I always wanted a spin-off with the misadventures of Kramer and his buddy Bob Sacamano. It would have been pure gold.

[DailySource]

Michaels Kramer character is the funniest character in the history of television and probably also of movies. his facial expressions, his physical body comedy, his delivery of lines, his voice plus the written material add up to make his character the funniest ever. The first time I saw Michael Richard speak out of character, I found it hard to believe. I thought his real personality had to be kind of close to Kramer.

[TheGeemann]

Kramer: "I'm out there Jerry and I'm loving every minute of it!!!!"

[DiHandley]

Michael Richards is one of the best comedic actors in the world. Absolute pure genius.

[michaelknapp]

Jason Alexander said once the Michael Richard’s’ comedy is right up there with Buster Keaton. He’s that talented!!! I agree.

[paullea]

Love to see you still out there Michael. You have given me and still give me so much joy. Thanks man.

[bxvkrwn]

Michael Richard’s is one of the comic greats.

[Tker]

The Kramer storyline about him taking karate classes with kids is true. One of the Seinfeld staff was taking martial arts and talking about how well he was doing. Then his friends found out the other's in the class were children because they were all beginners. It made a great storyline.

[thinebiggest]

Jerry: "Your teeth are all brown."
Kramer; "Look away I'm...I'm hideous!"

[MarkHerrmann-wfyq]

The calzone episode is my favorite Kramer scene when he kicks the counter!

[palandersdramstad]

Great job by Rich. He really made Michael comfortable. Best interview yet on this book tour

[garyscharf]

What a neat man and an amazing talent. It's nice to see him returning from being canceled for one unfortunate mistake. Forgiveness is a powerful thing.

[JDL]

Welcome back Michael. Next time don't stay away so long.

I first remember him in Young Doctors In Love that starred Dabney Coleman. He played a bumbling Mafia hit man named Malamud that was pure physical comedy gold Jerry.

I read that after one of his auditions when he left the room Brandon Tartikoff broke the silence with "Well if you like funny, ™

In the first year of Seinfeld he played Kramer as a little slow and dim witted. When he came back for the next season he had decided on his own to play him as the Kramer everyone fell for.

Jerry Stiller told a story that when they did the Festivus episode there was a scene where Frank and Kramer enter Monk's together and while they were waiting off camera with the traditional aluminum pole Michael suggested to Stiller that he drag the pole across the floor. He said it would be funnier that way and it was.

Even though he got cancelled for his ill-advised stand up mistake, everyone of importance from the show stood behind him 100%.

One of the consistently stellar characters in television history. Good to see him back.