Annie Korzen  Annie Korzen is an American actress, comedian and writer. She is married to Danish film producer Benni Korzen ("Babette's Feast"). Korzen is a graduate of Bard College in New York. Korzen is particularly well known from the television show "Seinfeld", appearing in the recurring role of Doris Klompus, an obnoxious neighbor living in Jerry's parents' Florida condo complex. She was also seen on the show's season 4 episode, "The Airport", as an annoying airline passenger bothering Elaine Benes in economy class. Korzen began her career as an actress-writer in New York Off-Broadway theater. She has appeared in numerous television shows including "Seinfeld", "Whitney", and "The Exes" as well as in the motion pictures "Tootsie", "Stardust Memories", and "Nobody's Perfect", which she co-wrote. She has also appeared in "", Neil Simon's "The Prisoner of Second Avenue", and "In Embryo", directed by Danish Actor "Ulrich Thomsen". Korzen has written, composed, and performed two solo shows. "Yenta Unplugged" celebrates Jewish women through comedy and music. The second show, "The Yenta Cometh" is about the price one pays for speaking out. She is also a speaker on the lecture circuit with the interactive talks, "The Good Yenta: A Humorous Celebration of Jewish Women” and "Show and Tell with the Bargain Junkie". She also performs an evening of humorous stories called "Tales from the Mouth: Mishaps, Fiascoes, and other Triumphs". In 1993, Korzen was a guest on "The Oprah Winfrey Show", in an episode entitled "Ethnic Men Who Reject Their Own Women", a topic Korzen had suggested to the show's producers. Korzen's commentaries have been heard on NPR's "Morning Edition", and her essays have been printed in publications such as the "New York Times", "Los Angeles Times", "San Francisco Chronicle", and the "Jewish Journal of Los Angeles". Her spoken-word performances have appeared on showcases such as Comedy Central's "Sit 'n Spin", "Tasty Words", "Sparks" and "The Moth". Her book "Bargain Junkie: Living the Good Life on the Cheap", is a humorous how-to about enjoying an upscale lifestyle on a budget. It was published by Andrews McMeel Universal.