Was Estelle Costanza from Seinfeld 93 – Deadline

Estelle Harriswho played the mother of George Costanza (Jason Alexander) Estelle on the popular NBC sitcom. Seinfelddied Saturday evening of natural causes in Palm Desert, California, a few weeks before her 94th birthday.

“It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Estelle Harris this evening at 6:25 p.m.,” her son, Glenn Harris, who caught her as she breathed her last, told Deadline. “Her kindness, affection, sensitivity, sense of humor, sympathy and love were practically unrivaled, and she will be sorely missed by all who knew her.”

Estelle Nussbaum was born in New York City April 22, 1928, Harris appeared on 27 episodes of Seinfeld Between 1992 and 1998. (The character was named Estelle before she got the part.) She began pursuing acting in various amateur community theaters while raising her children, and went on to achieve incredible success on stage and on screen, as well as appearing in such series FuturamaAnd the looney tunes showAnd the curb your enthusiasmAnd the Zack and Cody Suite lifeAnd the iCarlyAnd the ERAnd the Forgotten mindAnd the future elephantAnd the Dave the BarbarianAnd the Kim is possibleAnd the proud familyAnd the mouse houseAnd the Sabrina the Teenage WitchAnd the Godzilla: The SeriesAnd the Thornberry WildAnd the HerculesAnd the CybeleAnd the live oneAnd the MuchaAnd the the maskAnd the bedside tableAnd the Star Trek: VoyagerAnd the tickAnd the AladdinAnd the good adviceAnd the crazy of youAnd the married and has children And the night court.

Harris is also famous for voicing Mrs. Potato Head on three Pixar installments Toy Story franchising (2And the 3 And the 4) and a number of additional shorts. Other movie credits included PromotionAnd the CBGBAnd the play mona lisaAnd the dancing in septemberAnd the What is cooking?And the Found the lostAnd the my giantAnd the Odd Couple IIAnd the Chairman of Board of DirectorsAnd the out to seaAnd the Willie’s DescentAnd the perfect excuseAnd the This is my lifeAnd the Stand and deliverAnd the Once upon a time in AmericaAnd the Smerdog And the seek.

Thanks to his comedic gifts and unique voice, Harris was known at one point on Madison Street as the “Queen of Commercials”, having been known to book as many as 25 national television commercials in a single year. “Glenn Harris said, “Her passion was her business, and her business was her passion.”

Harris is survived by three children, as well as three grandchildren and a grandson. Plans to erect a monument were not disclosed.