The term "trial of the century" is used to describe such juicy court cases as the kidnapping of the baby in Lindburg, the killings of the Tate Labian-conducted by Charles Manson and his followers and the use of the excessive force of the Los Angeles department in Rodney's arrest. But in my life, I have never seen a more attractive (and depressed) spectacle than the NFL Hall of Fame that are returning and the beloved media personality Oy Simpson has been tried for the murder of his wife, Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. Every second of the actions was broadcast on CNN, and when the witnesses were called, the biggest networks suggested their soaps to impress their viewership with the judgment, a mystery of high-depth killings, packed with twists and turns in real life.

Most people couldn't buy Oj Simpson as a killer. He was ready, charismatic pitman for many products and appeared in The box office hits like "The The The theenté the The" the "The" the "the" the "" the "the" the "the" the "the" the "the" the "the" The "the" the "the" the "the" "The" "" The "" "The" "" The "" The "" The "" "The" "" The "" "The" "" The "" "The" "" and and and and anders of the "the one the" the "the the the keti And the films "The Naked Gun". He was on the pro-football sitcom of HBO "1 and ten". This man was a metaphorical lady.

But a month or similar in the case, after Simpson turned into a famous chase with low -speed cars across Los Angeles, it became clear to everyone with a functioned BS detector that Haisman's trophy was running back is extremely guilty of Brown and Goldman's murder. What happened next? If you were around at that time, you can probably specify where you were when the decision was made. If not, there's a good chance you've seen The phenomenal documentary "OJ made in America" Or the drama produced by Tavri Ryan Murphy "American Story of Crime: The People Against OJ Simpson." And while he absolutely has to prosecute overwhelming prosecutors for failing to reduce the closure of the case that can be obtained from day one, you must admit that the trial is no Simpson, but the one -time public defender who climbed the opportunity and, with extraordinary rhetorical bloom, took his client out of the hood. This was, of course, Noni Cochran, and he was so burned, quip-happagy stereotype of a lawyer with talking, that Sitkom like Seinfeld could not help but turn it into repetitive character.

But the actor (Phil Morris) threw himself like a cohRan parody, Jackkeepi Chils, almost blew his golden opportunity by being experimental with his portrait. Fortunately, Jerry Seinfeld returned the course.

Jackows Chili was, in a way, Morris was born to play. He grew up in Los Angeles and got the hairstyle of the same barber shop congratulating Cochran; As an aspiring actor, he studied the behavior of a bad lawyer, knowing that there was, if nothing else, influences can work in another character. Instead, he lowered the role of the dream of the Chiles in The classic episode "Maestro", who represented Michael Richards Kramer because he was seeking legal pleasure to reduce him from an unreasonable warm cup of coffee bought in the fictional world of Java.

When Morris came in to read about the Chili section, he thought he would bombard when Seinfeld stopped the audition. As Morris said at The documentary behind the scenes For the series "DVD", I make the first few lines, and Jerryi says, "Hold it". "Seinfeld went to the thermostat in the room, turned him and informed Morris that he was so funny that he was making him arguing. Morris had the part.

Unfortunately, Morris got the prevailing Tad when he arrived for his first day of shooting. Although Seinfeld was not at the scene, he was present at the filming and was immediately worried that Morris was changing his portrait of Chili. So he said to Morris: "No. You spend the whole week doing exactly what you did in the office when we saw you on Saturday. That's your job."

Morris, who understandably had little interest in firing one of the most popular plays on television, retired in the Chiles he played during his audition and became a valuable member of the company Seinfeld (playing a prominent role in the series finals).