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Jerry Stiller é um ator norte americano com uma longa carreira no cinema e na televisão, conhecido principalmente pelos seus papéis em duas sitcoms, Seinfeld, onde interpretava Frank Costanza, o pai da personagem George Constanza, e The King Of Queens, onde interpreta Arthur Spooner, pai da personagem Carrie Heffernan.

Foi casado com a atriz Anne Meara, com quem protagonizou um duo cômico nos anos 1960, pai do ator Ben Stiller e da atriz Amy Stiller. Foi nomeado para os prémios Emmy em 1997, na categoria de melhor actor convidado numa série de comédia, pela personagem de Frank Costanza na série Seinfeld. Wikipedia  

✵ 8. Junho 1927
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“All I'm saying is, if you celebrate Festivus, you may live a little longer.”

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Festivus: The Holiday for the Rest of Us (2005)
Contexto: All I'm saying is, if you celebrate Festivus, you may live a little longer.
You are getting back to the essentials, to the days of gods on mountaintops and howling wolves. Because you are saying the holidays are in the heart, a celebration of being alive with our fellow humans. For that purpose, an aluminum pole will do just as well as anything else — as long as it's not stuck in the wrong place.

“In the ancient days when gods played their own games, and had their own celebrations, tossing lightning bolts between mountaintops, hurling great boulders — Festivus came out of that.”

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Festivus: The Holiday for the Rest of Us (2005)
Contexto: In the ancient days when gods played their own games, and had their own celebrations, tossing lightning bolts between mountaintops, hurling great boulders — Festivus came out of that. It's a holiday that celebrates being alive at a time when it was hard to be alive.
There was no Christ yet, no Yahweh, no Buddha. There were great ruins and raw nature. But there was a kindling spark of hope among men. They celebrated that great thunderous storms hadn't enveloped them in the past year, that landslides hadn't destroyed them. They made wishes that their crops would grow in the fields, that they'd have food the next year and the wild animals wouldn't attack and eat them.
There's something pure about Festivus, something primal, raw in the hearts of humans.

“There's something pure about Festivus, something primal, raw in the hearts of humans.”

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Jerry Stiller

Festivus: The Holiday for the Rest of Us (2005)
Contexto: In the ancient days when gods played their own games, and had their own celebrations, tossing lightning bolts between mountaintops, hurling great boulders — Festivus came out of that. It's a holiday that celebrates being alive at a time when it was hard to be alive.
There was no Christ yet, no Yahweh, no Buddha. There were great ruins and raw nature. But there was a kindling spark of hope among men. They celebrated that great thunderous storms hadn't enveloped them in the past year, that landslides hadn't destroyed them. They made wishes that their crops would grow in the fields, that they'd have food the next year and the wild animals wouldn't attack and eat them.
There's something pure about Festivus, something primal, raw in the hearts of humans.

“For some people the revelation comes too late that life is best kept to the essentials. Some people are given their last rites and that person might say in their last breath, "I should have celebrated Festivus."”

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Jerry Stiller

Festivus: The Holiday for the Rest of Us (2005)