Before getting into television, creator David Simon was a reporter for the Baltimore Sun , writer Edward Burns was a Baltimore homicide detective, and as a result, many Wire characters are thinly-veiled stand-ins for actual Baltimoreans: councilman Tommy Carcetti Aiden Gillen is based in part on Maryland politician and presidential candidate Martin O'Malley, for example.
Burns brought to the series the character of Omar Little Michael K. Williams , based on a reformed criminal he'd arrested—and stayed in touch with—named Donnie Andrews. He was a "stickup man," who in was hired by one drug dealer to kill another.
A remorseful Andrews was sentenced to life in prison he was eventually released in , in part because he served as a government informant and worked as a drug counselor to other inmates. Similarly, Omar wasn't a dumb thug or callously evil—he was a complex, likable guy who robbed drug dealers. Co-creator Mark Wahlberg loosely based Entourage on his experiences as a young hotshot Hollywood actor.
Entourage 's other creator, Doug Ellin, says Gold is just as "fast-talking" and "always on the move" as Emmanuel. Perhaps because the character on the series is so conniving and sleazy, Emmanuel has attempted to downplay the fact that the character is based on him. People that know me, they know that I'm a character, but I'm not that character. Even soap opera characters can be based on real-life people, especially if their lives resemble a soap opera.
On Scandal, Kerry Washington plays Olivia Pope, a "fixer" at the very top levels of government, politics, and society. Shonda Rhimes was inspired to create the series after reading about Judy Smith , an equally powerful and brilliant Washington negotiator. Smith has helped several prominent people negotiate sudden scandal, including Monica Lewinsky, Paula Deen, and Michael Vick. And like Pope, Smith worked for a president—George H. Unlike Pope, Smith didn't have an affair with her Commander-in-Chief.
For nine seasons and nearly all of the s, Julia Louis-Dreyfus ignited the screen as Jerry Seinfeld 's ex-turned-bestie Elaine Benes. Though it was clear on Seinfeld that the pair once dated, Elaine was "one of the boys" on the beloved sitcom, yucking it up on the sofa at Jerry's New York City apartment as he, George Costanza Jason Alexander and Cosmo Kramer Michael Richards got themselves into soup, shirt, or " man hands "-related antics.
Often, Elaine was getting into romantic or professional mishaps herself. Any way you slice it, Seinfeld would have been much less endearing without her snarky and winning presence. Though Julia Louis-Dreyfus has turned her Seinfeld stint into a booming career especially compared to Kramer with her iconic role on Veep , to many boomers and millennials, she'll always be Elaine.
The sitcom is often ranked as the greatest of all time, and it won Louis-Dreyfus critical acclaim, fans, and an Emmy. Though it's worth noting she's also won seven, yes seven, for Veep.
Obviously, Jerry Seinfeld based the character of Jerry Seinfeld on himself. In the season 6 finale, Elaine got a job writing for the J. Peterman catalogue and she remained with the company until the end of the series.
Peterman, based not on the real guy, but on the overly dramatic and descriptive writing style of the catalogue. Larry David often made cameos in episodes of Seinfeld. Obviously, the character Jerry Seinfeld is based on the comedian, writer, actor, co-creator, and executive producer Jerry Seinfeld. In real life, thanks to the sitcom and countless late-night appearances, Jerry Seinfeld is one of the most famous comedians in the world.
The Cast Of Seinfeld. Naturally, he clashes with Jerry, George, and Elaine on separate occasions.
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