Jerry Seinfeld sparks debate with ‘dominant masculinity’ views ‘I like a real man’

Jerry Seinfeld has sparked an online debate after claiming he “misses dominant masculinity” and likes a “real man”. The sitcom star behind the new Netflix film Unfrosted sat down with Bari Weiss recently and left nothing off the table. During the discussion, he admitted how much he wanted to be a “real man” when he was growing up.

Seinfeld star diagnosed with prostate cancer and told he 'could die' in months Jerry Seinfeld's graduation speech interrupted by pro-Palestine student walkout “And the other thing is, as a man - I’ve always wanted to be a real man. I’ve never made it,” he said. His “childish pursuit” of comedy stopped him from reaching his goal, despite citing President John F Kennedy , Muhammad Ali, Sean Connery and Howard Cosell as inspirations.

“But I miss a dominant masculinity,” Jerry, 70, shared on the The Free Press’ Honestly podcast. “Yeah, I get the toxic thing,” he added. “But still, I like a real man.

” Jerry acted opposite British screen star Hugh Grant in his new film, which tells a fabricated story about Kellogg’s invention of Pop-Tarts in the 1960s. Don't miss: James Bond hopeful Aaron Taylor-Johnson rocks wild look for upcoming sequel [PHOTOS] Jon Bon Jovi breaks silence on Millie Bobby Brown's 'private wedding' to his son [INTERVIEW] Furiosa is a bold and bloodthirsty prequel to an action movie masterpiece [REVIEW] If you can't see the video above, click here to watch it. He calls the actor, who portrays Thurl .