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Jason Alexander discusses the impact of 'Seinfeld' fame on his mental health

Jason Alexander discussed the mental health challenges he faced due to fame from 'Seinfeld' on the 'Build or Break' podcast. He emphasized the importance of therapy during his transition to international celebrity status and reflected on his early dreams of Broadway. Alexander expressed gratitude for his unexpected success in television and film.

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In a recent podcast appearance, Jason Alexander shared how the fame from 'Seinfeld' affected his mental health, stating that therapy was crucial during this transition. He discussed his original aspirations to perform on Broadway and expressed gratitude for the unexpected success he found in television and film. Alexander noted that he never anticipated achieving such fame or financial stability.

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  • Jason Alexander appeared on the 'Build or Break' podcast.
  • He stated therapy was necessary to cope with fame from 'Seinfeld'.
  • Alexander won a Tony Award by age 30.
  • 'Seinfeld' aired from 1989 to 1998 and is considered highly influential.
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Jason Alexander admits ‘Seinfeld’ fame sent him to therapy

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Jason Alexander discusses the impact of 'Seinfeld' fame on his mental health