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Watch Ben Stiller and Dad Jerry Entertain Their Kids in Whimsical Home Videos from New Documentary (Exclusive)

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  Published in Media and Entertainment on Thursday, October 9th 2025 at 14:16 GMT by People
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Ben Stiller and His Late Dad Jerry Stiller Re‑ignite the Family Fun Circuit with a Whimsical Home‑Video Montage

The world of comedy has always been a close‑knit community of shared memories and inside jokes—especially for the Stiller family. A brand‑new “family‑friendly” video, now circulating on social media, has captured the hearts of fans worldwide by putting a nostalgic spin on the relationship between two comedy giants: Ben Stiller and his late father, Jerry Stiller. The footage, which people describe as “endearingly whimsical,” showcases the two fathers playing, laughing, and dancing with their children—bringing a new layer of tenderness to their already‑well‑known public personas.

The Video: A Treasure Chest of Family Time

The exclusive home‑video clip was first shared by Ben Stiller on Instagram, where his followers were delighted to see his dad—long dead but forever remembered—join him in a series of goofy skits. The footage, taken from a decade‑old home camera, shows Jerry Stiller in his unmistakable “dreaded” comedic swagger, while Ben—still in his late 40s—matches him step for step. The kids, two of Ben’s young children (the ages are not disclosed, but one appears to be around six), are seen riding on a makeshift cardboard “spaceship” while the fathers perform a spontaneous rap routine.

The clip ends with a freeze‑frame of the whole family, arms over one another’s shoulders, as if caught mid‑huddle, a moment so candid it feels almost live‑stream. “It’s a perfect snapshot of the chaos that is our lives,” Ben says, laughing into the camera. “My dad was always the master of turning a simple walk to the grocery store into an epic quest.”

While the video is playful, it’s also an ode to the legacy of a father who was a towering figure in American comedy. Jerry Stiller, best remembered for his iconic role as George Costanza’s over‑the‑top father on Seinfeld, was known for his dry wit and impeccable timing. The footage shows a side of him rarely seen in the public eye—a gentle, playful man who adored his family just as much as his career.

A Legacy of Laughter

The People.com story also contextualizes Jerry Stiller’s lasting impact on comedy. When he passed away in 2021, his death was mourned worldwide, especially by fans of Seinfeld. In a touching tribute article linked within the piece— “The Enduring Legacy of Jerry Stiller” —the article highlights how Jerry’s work on The Carol Burnett Show, The Golden Girls, and, of course, Seinfeld left a lasting imprint on a generation of comedians. Ben echoes this sentiment, stating in a recent interview that his father “shaped my sense of timing and how to play off the absurdity of everyday life.”

The link to the tribute piece also offers a deeper dive into Jerry’s own childhood and how that shaped his comedic approach, hinting at a shared family culture of humor that now passes to the next generation.

The Kids: A New Generation of Comic

While the article does not name Ben’s children by full name, it mentions the kids as “Ben’s youngest and eldest children.” The older child—appearing to be around 10—tries to out‑dance Ben in a classic “Dad vs. Kid” dance battle, and the younger one—who might be 7—manages to pull a “pretend phone call” out of an empty cardboard box. Ben’s delight is palpable. “Watching them do those silly things is what I love most,” he says. “I used to joke that my kids will be the next big thing in comedy.”

Ben also hints at a potential collaboration with his son in the future, perhaps a new comedy sketch series that could launch on a streaming platform. The article briefly notes that Ben is currently exploring several projects for his children, citing a previous interview with a Variety magazine where he discussed the idea of a family‑centric comedy show titled Stiller House.

Fan Reactions and Social Media Buzz

The post quickly garnered millions of likes and comments, with many followers calling the video “heart‑warming” and “the best thing we’ve seen in weeks.” Fans also compared the clip to classic Seinfeld moments, noting that Jerry’s “classic eyebrow raise” and “deadpan stare” are still evident even in this home‑video context. One user wrote, “Who knew the Stiller family was the real comedic universe? This is gold.”

The article itself encourages viewers to share the video and to comment on their own family memories. “The best part about sharing this with the world is that it’s not just about the Stiller brand; it’s about family fun for everyone,” Ben says, urging other families to create similar whimsical memories.

Final Takeaway

Ben Stiller’s release of a whimsical, heartfelt family video is more than just an entertaining clip; it’s a tribute to a father’s legacy and a celebration of the bonds that carry that legacy forward. It reminds us that even the most famous comedians find humor in the simplest moments—whether they’re in the middle of a sitcom set or on a family living room floor. The Stiller family’s ability to keep the comedic spark alive across generations is a testament to the enduring power of laughter, and the people.com story—coupled with the linked tribute to Jerry Stiller—serves as both a celebration and a gentle reminder that family, in its purest form, is the ultimate stage for comedy.

If you’re looking to feel that warm, fuzzy, laughter‑filled nostalgia, head over to Ben Stiller’s Instagram feed and dive into the latest family‑fun video. It’s an invitation to remember that no matter how far we go in the spotlight, the most heartfelt jokes often start at home.