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The table is currently organized chronologically, listing people by decade of birth.
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1990s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jonah Bobo |
|
(1997–) | American film actor | (Around the Bend, Zathura) | [2] | ||
| Flora Cross | (1993–) | American film actress | (Bee Season) | [3] | |||
| Hallie Kate Eisenberg | (1992–) | American film actress | [4] | ||||
| Alexander Gould | (1994–) | American film/TV actor | (Finding Nemo) | [5] | |||
| Shane Haboucha | (1990–) | American actor | (Desperation, Stacy's Mom) | [1] | |||
| Carter Jenkins | (1991 - ) | American film and television actor | [2] | ||||
| Owen Kline | (1991–) | American film actor | (The Squid and the Whale) | [6] | |||
| Jonathan Lipnicki | (1990–) | American film actor | (Jerry Maguire, Like Mike) | [7] | |||
| Daniel Magder | (1991-) | Canadian film actor | (X-Men, Life with Derek) | [8] | |||
| Nathalia Ramos | (1992 - ) | Spanish-born actress | (Bratz: The Movie) | Spanish father; Jewish mother | [9] | ||
| Sarah Ramos | (1991–) | American television actress | (American Dreams) | [10] | |||
| Daryl Sabara | (1992–) | American actor | (Spy Kids, Keeping Up with the Steins, Halloween) | [11][12] | |||
| Evan Sabara | (1992–) | American film/TV actor | brother of Daryl Sabara[13] | ||||
| Sam Smith | (c. 1990 - ) | English actor | (Wondrous Oblivion) | [14] | |||
| Adiel Stein | (1991–) | American film actor | (Stolen Summer) | [15] | |||
| Matt Weinberg | (1990–) | American film/TV actor | (Haunted Lighthouse) | [16] | |||
| Zoe Weizenbaum | (1991–) | American film actress | (Memoirs of a Geisha) | [17] | |||
| Alex Wolff | (1997–) | American actor, musician | Drummer of The Naked Brothers Band[18] | ||||
| Nat Wolff | (1994–) | American actor, musician, songwriter | Singer of The Naked Brothers Band[19] |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1980s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jonathan Ahdout | (1989–) | American actor | (House of Sand and Fog, 24) | [20] | |||
| Justin Baldoni | (1984–) | American actor | (Everwood) | Italian father, Jewish mother | [21] | ||
| Sarah Barrable-Tishauer | (1988–) | Canadian actress | (Degrassi: The Next Generation) | Jewish father, African-American mother | [22] | ||
| Justin Berfield | (1986–) | American film/TV actor | (Malcolm in the Middle) | [23] | |||
| Rachel Bilson | (1981–) | American film/television actress | (The O.C., The Last Kiss) | Jewish father, Catholic mother | [24][25] | ||
| Amanda Bynes | (1986–) | American film star | (She's the Man) | Catholic father, Jewish mother | [3] | ||
| Jon Backus | (1982–) | American film/TV actor | (Mean Girls, Cloverfield) | [26] | |||
| Matt Cohen | (1982–) | American film/television actor | [27] | ||||
| Lauren Collins | (1986–) | Canadian actress | (Degrassi: The Next Generation) | [28][29] | |||
| John Francis Daley | (1985–) | American actor/director | (Freaks and Geeks) | [30] | |||
| Kat Dennings | (1986–) | American film/TV actress | [31][32] | ||||
| Zac Efron | (1987–) | American teen idol/actor | (High School Musical, Hairspray) | [4] | |||
| Jesse Eisenberg | (1983–) | American film actor | (The Squid and the Whale) | [33] | |||
| Jake Epstein | (1987–) | Canadian actor/teen idol | (Degrassi: The Next Generation) | [34][35] | |||
| Stacey Farber | (1987–) | Canadian actress | (Degrassi: The Next Generation) | [36][37] | |||
| Ben Feldman | (1980–) | American film/TV actor | [38][39] | ||||
| Jeremy Ferdman | (1986–) | Canadian actor | [40] | ||||
| Michael Fishman | (1981-) | American child actor on Roseanne | |||||
| Sean Flynn-Amir | (1989–) | American television actor | (Zoey 101) | [41] | |||
| Erin Fogel | (1982-) | American Film Actor | ("27 Dresses") | ||||
| Ben Foster | (1980–) | American film actor | (X-Men: The Last Stand) | [42] | |||
| Jon Foster | (1984–) | American film/television actor | (Stay Alive) | [43] | |||
| Shayna Fox | (1984–) | American voice actress | [44] | ||||
| Dave Franco | (1985–) | American film/television actor | (Younger brother of actor James Franco) | ||||
| Andrew Garfield | (1983-) | American born English Actor | (Lions for Lambs) | ||||
| Gideon Glick | (1988–) | American actor | [45] | ||||
| Jake Goldsbie | (1988–) | Canadian actor | [46] | ||||
| Joseph Gordon-Levitt | (1981–) | American actor | [47] | ||||
| Aubrey Graham | (1986–) | Canadian actor | (Degrassi: The Next Generation) | [48][49][50] | |||
| Max Greenfield | (1980–) | American film/TV actor | [51] | ||||
| Zena Grey | (1988–) | American film actress | (Max Keeble's Big Move) | Buddhist father, Jewish mother | [52] | ||
| Jake Gyllenhaal | (1980–) | American film star | (Brokeback Mountain) | Swedish (Swedenborgian) father, Jewish mother | [53] | ||
| Aaron Himelstein | (1986–) | American actor | (Austin Powers in Goldmember) | [54] | |||
| Jonah Hill | (1983–) | American film star | (Superbad) | [55] | |||
| Will Janowitz | (1980–) | American actor | (The Sopranos) | ||||
| Scarlett Johansson | (1984–) | American film actress | Danish father, Jewish mother | Has become one of Hollywood's most sought-after young actresses[56][57] [5] | |||
| Robert Kazinsky | (1983–) | English television actor | (EastEnders) | [58] | |||
| Shane Kippel | (1986–) | Canadian actor | (Degrassi: The Next Generation) | [59][60] | |||
| Mila Kunis | (1983–) | American television actress | (That '70s Show) | [61] | |||
| Shia LaBeouf | (1986–) | American TV/film actor | (Even Stevens, Holes,Disturbia,Transformers Indiana Jones) | Cajun father, Jewish mother | [62][63] | ||
| Adam Lamberg | (1984–) | American actor | (Lizzie McGuire) | [64] | |||
| Adam Lambert | (1982-) | American stage actor | runner-up of American idol's 8th season. | ||||
| Samm Levine | (1982–) | American film/TV actor | [65] | ||||
| Jaclyn Linetsky | (1986–2003) | Canadian TV actress | (15/Love) | [66] | |||
| Alex D. Linz | (1989–) | American actor | (Home Alone 3, Max Keeble's Big Move) | [67][68] | |||
| Eli Marienthal | (1986–) | American film actor | (Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen) | [69] | |||
| Scott Mechlowicz | (1981–) | American film actor | (EuroTrip, Mean Creek) | [70] | |||
| Sara Paxton | (1988–) | American actress | (Darcy's Wild Life, Aquamarine) | [6][7][8] | |||
| Josh Peck | (1986–) | American actor | (Drake & Josh) | [71] | |||
| Ashley Peldon | (1984–) | American film/television actress | [72] | ||||
| Courtney Peldon | (1981–) | American film/television actress | [73] | ||||
| Alisan Porter | (1981–) | American film and stage actress and singer | [74] | ||||
| Natalie Portman | (1981–) | Israeli-born American film star | (Star Wars, V for Vendetta) | [75] | |||
| Laura Prepon | (1980–) | American film/TV actress | (That '70s Show) | [76][77] | |||
| Nathalie Press | (1980–) | English film actress | (My Summer of Love) | [78] | |||
| Daniel Radcliffe | (1989–) | English actor | (Harry Potter) | Protestant father, Jewish mother | [79][9][80] | ||
| Nikki Reed | (1988–) | American film actress/screenwriter | (Thirteen) | Jewish father, Italian mother | [10][81] | ||
| Seth Rogen | (1982–) | Canadian actor | [82][83] | ||||
| Daphne Rosen | (1982–) | adult film actress and adult movie producer | [84] | ||||
| Emmy Rossum | (1986–) | American actress | (The Phantom of the Opera) | [85] | |||
| Sirak M. Sabahat | (1981–) | Ethiopian-born Israeli actor | [86] | ||||
| Lara Sacher | (1986–) | Australian television actress | (Neighbours) | [11] | |||
| Ben Savage | (1980-) | American actor | (Boy Meets World) | Brother of Fred Savage | |||
| Jason Schwartzman | (1980–) | American film actor | (Marie Antoinette) | Jewish father, Italian mother | [87][88] | ||
| Robert Schwartzman | (1982–) | American film actor / lead singer of the band Rooney | (The Virgin Suicides, The Princess Diaries) | [89] | |||
| Jason Segel | (1980–) | American film/TV actor | (Marshall in How I Met Your Mother, Forgetting Sarah Marshall) | [90] | |||
| Jamie-Lynn Sigler | (1981–) | American television actress | (The Sopranos) | Jewish father, Cuban mother | [91] | ||
| Leelee Sobieski | (1983–) | American actress | (Here on Earth, 88 Minutes ) | French father, Jewish mother | [92] | ||
| Marla Sokoloff | (1980–) | American film/television actress | (Big Day) | [93] | |||
| Shoshannah Stern | (1980–) | American television actress | [94][95] | ||||
| Margo Stilley | (1983–) | American film actress | (9 Songs) | [96] | |||
| Lauren Storm | (1987–) | American television actress | (Flight 29 Down) | [97][98] | |||
| Kyle Switzer | (1985–) | Canadian television actor | (15/Love) | [99] | |||
| Alona Tal | (1983 - ) | Israeli-born actress | [100] | ||||
| Khleo Thomas | (1989–) | American film actor | (Holes) | [101] | |||
| Ashley Tisdale | (1985–) | American actress and singer | (High School Musical) | [102] | |||
| Michelle Trachtenberg | (1985–) | American film/television actress | (EuroTrip) | [103] | |||
| Jonathan Tucker | (1982–) | American actor | (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Deep End, Hostage) | [12] | |||
| Raviv (Ricky) Ullman | (1986–) | Israeli-born American actor, teen idol | (Phil of the Future) | [104] | |||
| Anneliese van der Pol | (1984 - ) | Dutch/American actress | (That's So Raven) | Dutch father, Jewish mother | [13] | ||
| Michael Welch | (1987–) | American actor | (Joan of Arcadia) | [105] | |||
| Mara Wilson | (1987–) | American film actress | (Matilda) | [106] | |||
| Sophie Winkleman | (1980–) | English actress | [107] | ||||
| Evan Rachel Wood | (1987–) | American film actress | (Thirteen, The Upside of Anger) | [10][108][109] | |||
| Mario Yedidia | (1984–) | American former child actor | (Warriors of Virtue) | [110] | |||
| Anton Yelchin | (1989–) | Russian-born American film/television actor | (Alpha Dog, Terminator Salvation) | [111][14] | |||
| Joey Zimmerman | (1986–) | American film/TV actor | (Halloweentown) | [112] |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1970s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shiri Appleby | (1978–) | American film/television actress | (Roswell) | [113] | |||
| David Arquette | (1971–) | American film actor | (Scream,See Spot Run) | Catholic father, Jewish mother | [114][115] | ||
| Mili Avital | (1972–) | Israeli-born actress | [116][117] | ||||
| Elizabeth Banks | (1974–) | American film actress | (Invincible) | Converted | [118][119] | ||
| Sacha Baron Cohen | (1971–) | English comedian/actor | (Ali G, Borat, Brüno) | [120] | |||
| Justin Bartha | (1978–) | American film actor | (Gigli, National Treasure) | [121] | |||
| Dani Behr | (1971–) | English television presenter, actress and singer | [15] | ||||
| Amber Benson | (1977–) | American actress | (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) | [122] | |||
| Elizabeth Berkley | (1972–) | American television, film, and stage actress | (Saved By The Bell,Showgirls) | [123] | |||
| Lake Bell | (1979-) | American actress | (What Happens in Vegas, Pride and Glory) | [124] | |||
| Mayim Bialik | (1975–) | American actress | (Blossom) | [125] | |||
| Lani Billard | (1979–) | Canadian actress | (Ready or Not) | [126] | |||
| Claudia Black | (1972–) | Australian actress | [127] | ||||
| Michael Ian Black | (1971–) | American actor, comedian and comedy writer | [128] | ||||
| Selma Blair | (1972–) | American film actress | (Cruel Intentions) | [129] | |||
| Alex Borstein | (1973–) | American actress, writer, and comedian | (Family Guy) | [130] | |||
| Caprice Bourret | (1971–) | American/English fashion model and actress | often known by her first name[131] | ||||
| Zach Braff | (1975–) | American television and film actor, director, screenwriter, and producer | (Scrubs, Garden State) | [132] | |||
| Tamara Braun | (1971–) | American soap opera actress | [133] | ||||
| Adam Brody | (1979–) | American actor | (The O.C.) | [134] | |||
| Adrien Brody | (1973–) | Academy Award-winning American film actor | (The Pianist) | [135][136] | |||
| Sarah Brown | (1975–) | American actress | [137] | ||||
| Brooke Burke | (1971–) | American television personality and model | [138][139] | ||||
| Scott Caan | (1976–) | American film actor | son of James Caan[140] | ||||
| James Callis | (1971–) | English film/television actor | (Battlestar Galactica) | [141] | |||
| Neve Campbell | (1973–) | Canadian film/television actress | (Party of Five) | Catholic father, mother of Jewish descent | [142] | ||
| Josh Charles | (1971–) | American stage, film and television actor | [143] | ||||
| David Charvet | (1972–) | French-born actor/singer | (Baywatch) | [144] | |||
| Emmanuelle Chriqui | (1977–) | Canadian actress | [145][146] | ||||
| Jennifer Connelly | (1970–) | Academy Award-winning film American actress | Catholic father, Jewish mother | [147] | |||
| Paulo Costanzo | (1978–) | American actor | (Road Trip, 40 Days and 40 Nights) | [148] | |||
| Erin Daniels | (1973–) | American actress | [149][150] | ||||
| Dustin Diamond | (1977–) | American actor | (Saved by the Bell) | [151] | |||
| Meital Dohan | (1976–) | Israeli actress | (Weeds) | [152] | |||
| Oded Fehr | (1970–) | Israeli/American actor | (The Mummy, Resident Evil) | [153] | |||
| Corey Feldman | (1971–) | American film actor, 1980s teen idol | [154] | ||||
| Mark Feuerstein | (1971–) | American film actor | [155] | ||||
| Isla Fisher | (1976–) | Australian actress, model and author | [156][157] | ||||
| James Franco | (1978–) | American film actor | (James Dean, Spider-Man) | [158][159] | |||
| Soleil Moon Frye | (1976–) | American actress and director | (Punky Brewster) | [160] | |||
| Charlotte Gainsbourg | (1971–) | French actress | [161] | ||||
| Sarah Michelle Gellar | (1977–) | American actress | (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) | [162][163] | |||
| Sara Gilbert | (1975–) | American actress | (Roseanne) | [164] | |||
| Jessalyn Gilsig | (1971–) | Canadian actress | [165] | ||||
| Elon Gold | (1970–) | American comedian, television actor, writer and producer | [166] | ||||
| Missy Gold | (1970-) | actress on tv show Benson | |||||
| Adam Goldberg | (1970–) | American film actor | [167] | ||||
| Iddo Goldberg | (1975–) | Israeli film actor | (Defiance) | ||||
| Ginnifer Goodwin | (1978 - ) | American film/television actress | (Big Love) | [168] | |||
| Seth Green | (1974–) | American actor and television producer | (Robot Chicken,Austin Powers) | [169][170] | |||
| Bryan Greenberg | (1978–) | American film/television actor | (Prime) | [171] | |||
| Maggie Gyllenhaal | (1977–) | American actress | Golden Globe-nominated [172][173] | ||||
| Corey Haim | (1971 - ) | Canadian actor | [174] | ||||
| Chelsea Handler | (1975–) | American actress/comedian | [175] | ||||
| Alyson Hannigan | (1974–) | American actress | ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Date Movie) | [176] | |||
| Danielle Harris | (1977 - ) | American actress | [177] | ||||
| Samantha Harris | (1973 - ) | American actress and TV presenter | [178] | ||||
| Cole Hauser | (1975–) | American film actor | [179][180] | ||||
| Jason Hervey | (1972-) | American actor known for his role on The Wonder Years | |||||
| Kate Hudson | (1979–) | American film actress | (Almost Famous, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days) | [181] | |||
| Oliver Hudson | (1976–) | American film/television actor | [182] | ||||
| Rashida Jones | (1976–) | American actress, writer, model, and musician | (The Office) | [183] | |||
| Jordan (Katie Price) | (1978–) | British model/actress | [16] | ||||
| Chris Kattan | (1970–) | American comedian | (Saturday Night Live) | [184] | |||
| Mia Kirshner | (1976–) | Canadian film/television actress | [185] | ||||
| Alla Korot | (1970–) | Ukrainian-born American actress | [186] | ||||
| Lisa Kushell | (1971–) | American comedic actress | (MADtv, co-host of Dinner and a Movie) | [187] | |||
| David Krumholtz | (1978–) | American actor | (NUMB3RS) | [188] | |||
| Adam Levine | (1979–) | American musician | (Maroon 5) | [189] | |||
| Jenny Lewis | (1976–) | American musician and former child actress | [190] | ||||
| Matt Lucas | (1974–) | English comedy actor | [191] | ||||
| Michael Lucas | (1972–) | Russian-born porn star | [192] | ||||
| Jamie Luner | (1971–) | American actress | (Melrose Place) | [193] | |||
| Natasha Lyonne | (1979–) | American film/television actress | (American Pie) | [194] | |||
| Gabriel Macht | (1972–) | American film actor | [195] | ||||
| Idina Menzel | (1971–) | American actress, singer and songwriter | [196] | ||||
| Seth Meyers | (1973–) | American actor and comedian | (Saturday Night Live) | [197] | |||
| Wentworth Miller | (1972–) | American actor | (Prison Break) | [198] | |||
| Tracy-Ann Oberman | (1970–) | English television actress | (Eastenders) | [199] | |||
| Gwyneth Paltrow | (1972–) | Academy Award-winning American actress and singer | [200][201][202] | ||||
| Adam Pascal | (1970–) | American actor | (Rent) | [203] | |||
| Amanda Peet | (1972–) | American film actress | [204][205] | ||||
| Joaquin Phoenix | (1974–) | Academy Award-nominated and Golden Globe-winning American film actor | (Walk the Line) | [206][207][208][209] | |||
| Rain Phoenix | (1973–) | American actress/musician | [210][211] | ||||
| River Phoenix | (1970–1993) | Academy Award-nominated American film actor | [212][213] | ||||
| Summer Phoenix | (1978–) | American actress and model | [214][215] | ||||
| Pink | (1979–) | American singer and actress | Grammy Award Winner[216] | ||||
| Josh Radnor | (1976–) | American actor | (How I Met Your Mother) | [217] | |||
| Michael Rapaport | (1970–) | American film and television actor | [218] | ||||
| Leah Remini | (1970–) | American actress | (The King of Queens) | [219] | |||
| Simon Rex | (1974–) | American actor and model | [220] | ||||
| Michael Rosenbaum | (1972–) | American film and television actor | (Smallvile) | [221] | |||
| Tracee Ellis Ross | (1972–) | American actress, daughter of singer Diana Ross | [222] | ||||
| Eli Roth | (1972–) | American film actor, director, producer and writer | [223] | ||||
| Michael Rubenfeld | (1979–) | Canadian actor | (Lucky Number Slevin) | [224] | |||
| Maya Rudolph | (1972–) | American actress/comedian | (Saturday Night Live) | [225] | |||
| Keri Russell | (1976–) | Golden Globe Award-winning American actress and dancer | (Felicity, The Upside of Anger) | [226] | |||
| Winona Ryder | (1971–) | Academy Award-nominated American film actress | [227][228] | ||||
| John Safran | (1972- ) | Australian comedian/filmmaker | [229] | ||||
| Sarah Saltzberg | (1976-) | American Broadway theater actress | [230] | ||||
| Andy Samberg | (1978-) | American actor | (Saturday Night Live) | ||||
| Fred Savage | (1976–) | American actor and television director | (Wonder Years) | [231][232] | |||
| Josh Saviano | (1976-) | American Actor | (Wonder Years) | ||||
| Miriam Shor | (1971–) | American film/television actress | (Big Day) | [233] | |||
| Michael Showalter | (1970-) | American actor and comedian. | |||||
| Maggie Siff | (1974–) | American actress | (Mad Men) | [234] | |||
| Sarah Silverman | (1970–) | American stand-up comedian, actress, and writer | [235] | ||||
| Alicia Silverstone | (1976–) | American actress and former fashion model | (Clueless, Batman and Robin) | [236][237] | |||
| Ione Skye | (1971–) | English-born American actress | [238] | ||||
| Lindsay Sloane | (1977–) | American actress | [239][240] | ||||
| Bahar Soomekh | (1975–) | Iranian-born American actress | (Crash) | [241][242] | |||
| Tori Spelling | (1973–) | American actress | (Beverly Hills 90210) | [243][244] | |||
| Jordana Spiro | (1977–) | American television actress | (My Boys) | [245] | |||
| Rachel Stevens | (1978–) | English singer and occasional actress/model | [246] | ||||
| Matt Stone | (1971–) | American animator, film director, screenwriter, actor and voice actor | (South Park) | [247] | |||
| Danny Strong | (1974–) | American film/television actor | [248] | ||||
| Tara Strong | (1973–) | Canadian voice/lived-action actress | Drawn Together, Ben 10 | ||||
| Jonathan Togo | (1977 - ) | American actor | (CSI: Miami, Mystic River) | [249] | |||
| Mageina Tovah | (1979 - ) | American actress | [250] | ||||
| Scott Weinger | (1975-) | American film/television actor | (Full House, Aladdin) | [251] | |||
| Kevin Weisman | (1970–) | American film/television actor | [252] | ||||
| Rachel Weisz | (1971–) | English Actress | Academy Award and Golden Globe-winning, BAFTA-nominated[253][254][255] | ||||
| Jennifer Westfeldt | (1971–) | American actress and writer | (Kissing Jessica Stein) | [256] | |||
| Marissa Jaret Winokur | (1973–) | American film, television and stage actress | (Hairspray stage version) | [257] | |||
| Noah Wyle | (1971–) | American film/television actor | [258] | ||||
| Nikki Ziering | (1971–) | American model and actress | [259] | ||||
| Ethan Zohn | (1973–) | Survivor: Africa winner and actor | [260] | ||||
| Arianne Zuker | (1974–) | American soap opera actress | [261] |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1960s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paula Abdul | (1962–) | American actress, dancer, choreographer, singer, and television personality | [262] | ||||
| Paul Adelstein | (1969–) | American television and film actor | (Prison Break, Private Practice) | [263] | |||
| Ronni Ancona | (1968–) | Scottish impressionist/actress | [15][264] | ||||
| Mathieu Amalric | (1965–) | French actor and film director | (Munich) | [265] | |||
| Patricia Arquette | (1968–) | American actress | Golde Globe Nominated[266][267] | ||||
| Yvan Attal | (1965–) | Israeli actor | (Munich, Rush Hour 3) | ||||
| Hank Azaria | (1964–) | American actor | Emmy Award Winner[268] | ||||
| David Baddiel | (1964–) | English comedian, actor, novelist and television presenter | [269] | ||||
| David Alan Basche | (1968–) | American actor | [270] | ||||
| Randall Batinkoff | (1968–) | American film/television actor | (For Keeps?) | [271] | |||
| Emmanuelle Béart | (1965-) | French screen-icon | [17] [18] | ||||
| Mary Kay Bergman | (1961–1999) | American voice actress | (South Park) | [272] | |||
| Troy Beyer | (1964–) | American film director, screenwriter and actress | [273] | ||||
| Craig Bierko | (1964–) | American film/television actor | (Cinderella Man) | [274] | |||
| Jack Black | (1969–) | American film actor and musician | [275] | ||||
| Yasmine Bleeth | (1968–) | American television/film actress | (Baywatch) | [276] | |||
| Lisa Bonet | (1967–) | American film/television actress | (The Cosby Show) | [277] | |||
| Helena Bonham Carter | (1966–) | English film/television actress | Academy Award Nominated[278][279] | ||||
| Matthew Broderick | (1962–) | American film and stage actor | (Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Producers) | [280] | |||
| Gabrielle Carteris | (1961–) | American actress | (Beverly Hills 90210) | [281] | |||
| Phoebe Cates | (1963–) | American film actress | (Fast Times at Ridgemont High) | [282] | |||
| Scott Cohen | (1964–) | American film/television actor | [283] | ||||
| Mindy Cohn | (1966–) | American television actress | (The Facts of Life) | [284] | |||
| David Cross | (1964–) | American actor/comedian | [285] | ||||
| Dean Devlin | (1962–) | former actor, now producer and screenwriter | [286] | ||||
| Don Diamont | (1961–) | American soap opera actor | (The Young and the Restless) | [287] | |||
| Rachel Dratch | (1966–) | American comedienne | (Saturday Night Live) | [288] | |||
| David Duchovny | (1960–) | Golden Globe Award-winning American television and film actor | (The X-Files) | [289][290] | |||
| Lisa Edelstein | (1967–) | American actress | (House) | [291] | |||
| David Eigenberg | (1964–) | American actor | [292] | ||||
| Jon Favreau | (1966–) | American actor/director | [293][294] | ||||
| Vanessa Feltz | (1962–) | English television personality and actress | [295] | ||||
| Dan Futterman | (1967–) | American actor and an Academy Award-nominated screenwriter | [296] | ||||
| Jeff Garlin | (1962–) | American comic actor | (Curb Your Enthusiasm) | [297] | |||
| Brad Garrett | (1960–) | three-time Emmy Award-winning American actor and comedian | [298] | ||||
| Gina Gershon | (1962–) | American film actress | [299] | ||||
| Jami Gertz | (1965–) | American film/television actress | [300] | ||||
| Melissa Gilbert | (1964–) | American former child actress | Served two terms as president of the Screen Actors Guild[301] | ||||
| Judy Gold | (1962–) | American stand-up comedian and actress | [302] | ||||
| Tracey Gold | (1969-) | American actress who appeared on tv show | Growing Pains | sister of Missy | |||
| Bill Goldberg | (1966-) | American film/television actor and wrestler | wrestled for both World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)[303] | ||||
| Tony Goldwyn | (1960–) | American actor and director | (The Pelican Brief, Nixon, The Last Samurai) | [304] | |||
| Jennifer Grey | (1960–) | American actress | (Dirty Dancing) | [305] | |||
| Arye Gross | (1960–) | American film/television actor | [306] | ||||
| Greg Grunberg | (1966–) | American film/television actor | (Heroes) | [307] | |||
| Annabelle Gurwitch | (1961–) | American comedic actress | Hostess of TBS's Dinner and a Movie[308] | ||||
| Jessica Hecht | (1965–) | American film/stage actress | [309] | ||||
| Monica Horan | (1963–) | American television actress | (Everybody Loves Raymond) | [310] | |||
| Jason Isaacs | (1963–) | English film actor | [311][312] | ||||
| Sean Kanan | (1966–) | American soap opera actor | (General Hospital) | [313] | |||
| Mathieu Kassovitz | (1967–) | French actor, director, screenwriter, considered one of contemporary France's top young film talents | [314] | ||||
| Paul Kaye | (1965–) | English comedian and writer | [315] | ||||
| Heather Paige Kent | (1969–) | American television actress | [316] | ||||
| Marc Kudisch | (1966–) | American stage actor | [317] | ||||
| Lisa Kudrow | (1963–) | Emmy Award and SAG-winning American actress | (Friends) | [318] | |||
| Juliet Landau | (1965–) | American actress, daughter of Martin Landau and Barbara Bain | [319] | ||||
| John Lehr | (1967–) | American actor/comedian | (10 Items or Less) | [320] | |||
| Jennifer Jason Leigh | (1962–) | Hollywood film actress | [321] | ||||
| Paul Lieberstein | (1967-) | The Office writer, producer, and actor | [322] | ||||
| Courtney Love | (1964–) | American rock musician and Actress | Golden Globe-nominated, Lead singer for band Hole[323] | ||||
| Joshua Malina | (1966–) | American film and stage actor | [324] | ||||
| Camryn Manheim | (1961–) | American actress | (The Practice) | [325] | |||
| Cindy Margolis | (1965–) | American actress/model, included in 2000 Guinness Book of World Records as a result of being the "most downloaded" person in 1999 | [326] | ||||
| Julianna Margulies | (1966–) | American film/television actress | (ER) | [327] | |||
| Brett Marx | (1964-) | American actor | The Bad News Bears | the great nephew of the Marx Brothers | |||
| Marlee Matlin | (1965–) | Academy Award-winning American actress | (Children of a Lesser God) | [328] | |||
| Debra Messing | (1968–) | Emmy Award-winning American actress | (Will & Grace) | [329] | |||
| Dina Meyer | (1968–) | American film/television actress | (Saw films) | [330] | |||
| Ari Meyers | (1969–) | American actress | (Kate & Allie) | [331] | |||
| Maia Morgenstern | (1962–) | Romanian film and stage actress | (The Passion of the Christ) | [332] | |||
| Rob Morrow | (1962–) | American actor | (Northern Exposure, Numb3rs) | [333] | |||
| Sophie Okonedo | (1969–) | Academy Award-nominated English actress | (Hotel Rwanda) | [334] | |||
| Sarah Jessica Parker | (1965–) | Golden Globe, Emmy-winning American actress | [335][336] | ||||
| Sean Penn | (1960–) | Academy Award-winning American film actor | [337] | ||||
| Jeremy Piven | (1965–) | American actor | (Entourage) | [338] | |||
| Rain Pryor | (1969–) | American actress and comedian, daughter of Richard Pryor | [339] | ||||
| Ted Raimi | (1965–) | American actor, brother of Spider-Man director Sam Raimi | [340] | ||||
| Adam Rich | (1968-) | American child actor | Eight is Enough | ||||
| Paul Rudd | (1969–) | American actor | [341][342] | ||||
| Adam Sandler | (1966–) | American actor, comedian, producer, and musician | [343] | ||||
| Rebecca Schaeffer | (1967–1989) | American actress | |||||
| Rob Schneider | (1963–) | American actor, comedian, and screenwriter | [344] | ||||
| Bitty Schram | (1968–) | Golden Globe-nominated American actress | [345] | ||||
| Liev Schreiber | (1967–) | Tony Award-winning American actor | [346] | ||||
| Scott Schwartz | (1968-) | American child actor | A Christmas Story,The Toy | ||||
| David Schwimmer | (1966–) | Emmy-nominated American actor and director | (Friends) | [347] | |||
| Sam Seder | (1966–) | actor, comedian, writer, producer, director | [348] | ||||
| Kyra Sedgwick | (1965–) | Emmy-nominated American actress | [349] | ||||
| Ally Sheedy | (1962–) | American screen and stage actress | ("Brat Pack" films The Breakfast Club and St. Elmo's Fire) | [350] | |||
| Pauly Shore | (1968–) | American actor and comedian | [351] | ||||
| Jonathan Silverman | (1966–) | American film/television actor | [352] | ||||
| Cathy Silvers | (1961-) | American Actress | (Happy Days) | The daughter of Phil Silvers | |||
| Helen Slater | (1963–) | American film actress and singer-songwriter | [353] | ||||
| Joey Slotnick | (1968–) | American actor | [354] | ||||
| Georgia Slowe | (1966–) | English actress | [355] | ||||
| Rena Sofer | (1968–) | American actress | [356] | ||||
| Jon Stewart | (1962–) | American comedian, actor, author, producer | The Daily Show | [357] | |||
| Ben Stiller | (1965–) | American comedian, actor, and film director | [358] | ||||
| Michael Vartan | (1968–) | French-born American film/television actor | (Monster-in-Law) | [359] | |||
| Steven Weber | (1961–) | American film/television actor | ("Wings") | [360] | |||
| Alex Winter | (1965-) | English/American actor | Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, The Lost Boys | [361] | |||
| Scott Wolf | (1968–) | American actor | (Party of Five) | [362] | |||
| Ian Ziering | (1964–) | American actor | (Beverly Hills 90210) | [363][364] | |||
| Ayelet Zurer | (1969–) | Israeli actress | (Munich, Vantage Point) |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1950s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caroline Aaron | (1957–) | American actress and producer | [365] | ||||
| Jason Alexander | (1959–) | American actor | (Seinfeld) | [366] | |||
| Adam Arkin | (1956–) | American television, film, and stage actor | [367] | ||||
| Tom Arnold | (1959–) | American actor and comedian | [19] | ||||
| Rosanna Arquette | (1959–) | American actress, film director, and film producer | [368] | ||||
| Allan Corduner | (1950–) | English television, film, and stage actor | (Defiance) | ||||
| Ellen Barkin | (1954–) | American actress | [369] | ||||
| Roseanne Barr | (1952–) | American actress, writer, talk-show host and comedienne | [370] | ||||
| Robby Benson | (1956–) | American actor, former teen idol | [371] | ||||
| Sandra Bernhard | (1955–) | American actress and comedian | [372] | ||||
| Mike Binder | (1958–) | American screenwriter, film director and actor | [373] | ||||
| [[Jerry Butler | (porn star) | Jerry Butler]] | (1959–) | American pornographic actor, one of the most popular male performers in the 1980s[20] | |||
| Kate Capshaw | (1953–) | American actress | (Indiana Jones) | [21] | |||
| Katie Couric | (1957–) | American media personality, appeared in Shark Tale | [374] | ||||
| Jamie Lee Curtis | (1958–) | American film actress, successful writer of books for children | [375] | ||||
| Daniel Day-Lewis | (1957–) | Academy Award-winning British-born actor | [376] | ||||
| Fran Drescher | (1957–) | American film and television actress | [377] | ||||
| Ben Elton | (1959–) | English comedian, actor and writer | [15] | ||||
| Susie Essman | (1955–) | American stand-up comedian, television and film actress | (Curb Your Enthusiasm) | [22] | |||
| Tovah Feldshuh | (1952–) | American actress, singer, and playwright | [378] | ||||
| Harvey Fierstein | (1954–) | American actor, author, and singer | [379] | ||||
| Carrie Fisher | (1956–) | American film actress, novelist | (Star Wars) | [380] | |||
| Al Franken | (1951–) | American comedian, actor, author, screenwriter, political commentator and radio host | [381] | ||||
| Stephen Fry | (1957–) | English comedian, author, actor and filmmaker | [382] | ||||
| Mira Furlan | (1955–) | Croatian actress/singer | [383] | ||||
| Brian George | (1952–) | Canadian, British-Israeli actor | [384] | ||||
| Kathie Lee Gifford | (1953–) | American singer, songwriter, and actress | [385] | ||||
| Joanna Gleason | (1950–) | Canadian-born actress | [386] | ||||
| Jeff Goldblum | (1952–) | Academy Award nominated American film actor | [387] | ||||
| Henry Goodman | (1950–) | English theatre actor | [388] | ||||
| Steve Guttenberg | (1958–) | American actor | [389] | ||||
| Mary Hart | (1950–) | American former actress and television personality | (Entertainment Tonight) | [390] | |||
| Nina Hartley | (1959–) | American adult film actress | [391] | ||||
| Paul Herzberg | (1953-) | South African born, British based actor and writer | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Herzberg} | ||||
| Amy Irving | (1953–) | American actress | [392] | ||||
| Ron Jeremy | (1953–) | American adult film actor | [393] | ||||
| Toni Kalem | (1956–) | American film, television actress, screenwriter and director | [394] | ||||
| Carol Kane | (1952–) | Academy Award-nominated American actress | [395] | ||||
| Julie Kavner | (1950–) | American film/television actress | (voice of Marge on the The Simpsons) | [396] | |||
| Richard Kind | (1956–) | American actor | |||||
| Stepfanie Kramer | (1956-) | American Actress | Hunter | [397] | |||
| John Landis | (1950–) | American actor, director, writer, and producer | [398] | ||||
| Carol Leifer | (1956–) | American comedienne and actress | [399] | ||||
| Ted Levine | (1957-) | American actor | Silence Of The Lambs, Capt. Stottlemeyer on Monk | ||||
| Dani Levy | (1957–) | Swiss/German filmmaker, theatrical director, actor | [400] | ||||
| Jon Lovitz | (1957–) | American actor and comedian | [401] | ||||
| Joan Lunden | (1950–) | American broadcaster | (Good Morning America) | , has also acted[402] | |||
| Howie Mandel | (1955–) | Canadian comedian and actor | [403] | ||||
| Melanie Mayron | (1952–) | American actress and director | (Thirtysomething) | [404] | |||
| Kay Mellor | (1950–) | English actress, scriptwriter and director | [405] | ||||
| Larry Miller | (1953–) | American stand-up comedian, actor | [406] | ||||
| Rick Moranis | (1953–) | Canadian comic actor | [407] | ||||
| Don Most | (1953–) | American actor | (Happy Days) | [408] | |||
| Judd Nelson | (1959-) | American actor | The Breakfast Club | ||||
| Bebe Neuwirth | (1958–) | Tony Award-winning American theater, television, and film | [409] | ||||
| Laraine Newman | (1952–) | American comedienne and actress | [410] | ||||
| Ken Olin | (1954–) | American actor, director and producer | [411] | ||||
| Mandy Patinkin | (1952–) | American actor of stage and screen | [412] | ||||
| Lorna Patterson | (1956–) | American film, stage and television actress | [413] | ||||
| David Paymer | (1954–) | American character actor | [414] | ||||
| Ron Perlman | (1950–) | film/television actor | (Hellboy) | [415] | |||
| Kevin Pollak | (1957–) | American actor, impressionist and comedian | [416] | ||||
| Paul Reiser | (1957–) | American actor, author and stand-up comedian | (Mad About You) | [417] | |||
| Paul Reubens | (1952-) | aka Peewee Herman | |||||
| Tanya Roberts | (1954–) | American actress | (Charlie's Angels) | [418] | |||
| Alan Rosenberg | (1950–) | American | 24th president of the Screen Actors Guild[419] | ||||
| Katey Sagal | (1954–) | American actress, singer, and writer | (Married... with Children) | [420] | |||
| Bob Saget | (1956–) | American actor, stand-up comedian and game show host | [421] | ||||
| Herschel Savage | (1955–) | American pornographic actor and porn movie director | [23] | ||||
| Richard Schiff | (1955–) | American actor | (The West Wing) | [422] | |||
| Steven Seagal | (1951–) | American action movie actor, producer, writer, director and singer | [423] | ||||
| Jerry Seinfeld | (1954–) | Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award-winning American comedian, actor, and writer | [424] | ||||
| Jane Seymour | (1951 - ) | English-born film/television actress | [425] | ||||
| Wendie Jo Sperber | (1958–2005) | American television/movie actress | [426] | ||||
| Annie Sprinkle | (1954–) | American prostitute, stripper, porn film star, cable television host, porn magazine editor/writer, and sex film producer | [427] | ||||
| Howard Stern | (1954–) | American radio and TV personality, media mogul, humorist, actor and author | [428] | ||||
| Stephen Tobolowsky | (1951–) | American actor | [429] | ||||
| Robert Trebor | (1953–) | American actor | (Hercules, Xena) | [430] | |||
| Debra Winger | (1955–) | Academy Award–nominated American actress | [431] | ||||
| Mare Winningham | (1959–) | American film and television actress | [432] |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1940s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neil Diamond | (1941-) | American singer, guitarist | |||||
| Harvey Atkin | (1942-) | Canadian actor | |||||
| Bob Balaban | (1945–) | American actor and director | [433] | ||||
| Richard Belzer | (1944–) | American stand up comedian, writer and actor | [434] | ||||
| Albert Brooks | (1947–) | Academy Award-nominated American actor, writer, comedian and director | [435] | ||||
| James Caan | (1940–) | Academy Award, Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated American film, stage and television actor | [436] | ||||
| Nell Carter | (1948–2003) | Tony Award-winning American singer and film, stage, and television actress | [437] | ||||
| Peter Coyote | (1941–) | American actor and author | [438] | ||||
| Steve Somers | (1947-) | American sports personality, radio host | |||||
| Billy Crystal | (1947–) | American actor, writer, producer, comedian and film director | [439][24] | ||||
| Larry David | (1947–) | Emmy-winning American actor, writer, comedian, producer and film director | [440] | ||||
| Michael Douglas | (1944–) | American actor and producer | Academy Award Winner[441] | ||||
| Richard Dreyfuss | (1947–) | American actor Academy Award Winner | [442] | ||||
| Bob Dylan | (1941–) | singer-songwriter, author, musician and poet, also appeared in several films | [443] | ||||
| Bob Einstein | (1942-) | American writer and comedian | known as Super Dave. | ||||
| Richard Elfman | (1949–) | American film director, writer and actor | [25] | ||||
| Harrison Ford | (1942–) | Academy Award-nominated American actor | [444][445] | ||||
| Bonnie Franklin | (1944–) | American actress | [446] | ||||
| Victor Garber | (1949–) | Emmy award nominated Canadian film, stage and television actor and singer | [447] | ||||
| Paul Michael Glaser | (1943–) | American actor | (Starsky & Hutch) | [448] | |||
| Scott Glenn | (1941–) | American actor | [449] | ||||
| Christopher Guest | (1948–) | Lord Haden-Guest, American actor/director | [450][451] | ||||
| Goldie Hawn | (1945–) | Academy Award-winning American film actress, director and producer | [452] | ||||
| Dan Hedaya | (1940–) | American character actor | [453] | ||||
| Barbara Hershey | (1948–) | American actress, known for her many film roles | [454] | ||||
| Xaviera Hollander | (1943–) | Indonesia-born call girl, madam and actress | [455] | ||||
| Ricky Jay | (1948-) | is an American professional sleight-of-hand artist, actor, and author | |||||
| Madeline Kahn | (1942–1999) | Academy Award-nominated American actress of film, television, and theater | [456] | ||||
| Gabe Kaplan | (1945–) | American actor, comedian, and professional poker player | [457] | ||||
| Andy Kaufman | (1949–1984) | American entertainer | [458] | ||||
| Judy Kaye | (1948–) | Tony-award-winning American singer and actress | [459] | ||||
| Lainie Kazan | (1940–) | American actress and singer | [460] | ||||
| Robert Klein | (1942–) | American stand-up comedian and occasional actor | [461] | ||||
| Kevin Kline | (1947–) | Academy Award and Tony Award-winning American stage and film actor | [462] | ||||
| Richard Kline | (1944–) | American actor and television director | [463] | ||||
| Sherry Lansing | (1944–) | American former CEO of Paramount Studios | |||||
| Michael Lembeck | (1948–) | American actor and director | [464] | ||||
| Eugene Levy | (1946–) | Canadian actor, director, producer and writer | [465] | ||||
| Richard Lewis | (1947–) | American comedian and actor | [466] | ||||
| Judith Light | (1949-) | American actress | Who's the Boss? | ||||
| Maureen Lipman | (1946–) | English film, television & theatre actress | [467] | ||||
| Peggy Lipton | (1947–) | American television actress and socialite | (The Mod Squad) | [468] | |||
| Stephen Macht | (1942–) | American actor | [469] | ||||
| Miriam Margolyes | (1941–) | English character actress | [470] | ||||
| Richard Masur | (1948–) | American actor | [471] | ||||
| Bette Midler | (1945–) | American singer, actress, and comedian, also known as The Divine Miss M | [472] | ||||
| Olivia Newton-John | (1948–) | English-born Australian pop singer and actress, grand-daughter of Max Born | [473] | ||||
| Frank Oz | (1944–) | English-born American film director, actor and puppeteer | (Star Wars, Yoda) | [474] | |||
| Rhea Perlman | (1948-) | American actress known for her role on Cheers | |||||
| David Proval | (1942–) | American actor | (The Sopranos) | [475] | |||
| Gilda Radner | (1946–1989) | American comedian and actress | (Saturday Night Live) | [476] | |||
| Harold Ramis | (1944–) | American actor, director, and writer | [477] | ||||
| Harry Reems | (1947–) | American theater and adult film actor | [478] | ||||
| Rob Reiner | (1947–) | American actor, director, producer, writer and anti-tobacco activist | son of Carl Reiner[479] | ||||
| Peter Riegert | (1947–) | American film/television actor | [480] | ||||
| Saul Rubinek | (1948-) | Canadian actor | |||||
| Garry Shandling | (1949–) | American comedian and actor | [481] | ||||
| Wallace Shawn | (1943–) | American actor and writer | [482] | ||||
| Harry Shearer | (1943–) | American comedic actor and writer | [483][484] | ||||
| Sir Antony Sher | (1949–) | South African actor | [485] | ||||
| Ron Silver | (1946–2009) | American film/television actor | (The West Wing, Reversal of Fortune) | ||||
| Steven Spielberg | (1946-) | American film director | |||||
| Brent Spiner | (1949–) | American actor | (Star Trek: The Next Generation) | [486] | |||
| Ben Stein | (1944–) | American lawyer, economist, law professor, actor, comedian, and former White House speechwriter | [487] | ||||
| David Steinberg | (1942-) | Canadian actor | |||||
| Jill St. John | (1940–) | American actress | [488] | ||||
| Barbra Streisand | (1942–) | two-time Academy Award-winning American singer, theatre and film actress, composer, film producer and director | [489] | ||||
| Jeffrey Tambor | (1944–) | American film/television actor | (Hellboy, Arrested Development) | [490] | |||
| Jessica Walter | (1941–) | American film/television actress | (Arrested Development) | [491] | |||
| Zoë Wanamaker | (1949–) | American-born English actress | [492][493] | ||||
| David Warner | (1941-) | British actor best known for | The Omen | ||||
| Lesley Ann Warren | (1946–) | Academy Award-nominated American stage, film and television actress | [494] | ||||
| Anson Williams | (1949–) | American actor | (Happy Days) | [495] | |||
| Henry Winkler | (1945–) | American actor, director, producer and author | (Happy Days) | [496] |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1930s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anouk Aimée | (1932–) | French film actress[24] | |||||
| Woody Allen | (1935–) | Academy Award-winning American film director, writer, actor, and comedian | [497] | ||||
| Gila Almagor | (1939–) | Israeli film actress | (Munich) | ||||
| Alan Arkin | (1934–) | Academy Award-winning American film actor, director | [498] | ||||
| Barbara Barrie | (1931–) | American actress and author of children's books | [499] | ||||
| Richard Benjamin | (1938–) | American actor/film director | [24] | ||||
| Steven Berkoff | (1937–) | English actor, writer and director | [500] | ||||
| Claire Bloom | (1931–) | English film and stage actress | [501] | ||||
| Bernard Bresslaw | (1934–1993) | English comedian and actor | [15] | ||||
| May Britt | (1933–) | Swedish film actress | |||||
| Eleanor Bron | (1938–) | English actress | [15] | ||||
| Dyan Cannon | (1937–) | three-time Academy Award-nominated American film and television actress, editor, producer and director | [502] | ||||
| Eddie Carmel | (1936–1972) | entertainer known as "The Jewish Giant" | [503] | ||||
| Joan Collins | (1933–) | English actress and bestselling author | [26] | ||||
| Jerry Douglas | (1932–) | American television actress | (The Young and the Restless) | [504] | |||
| Marty Feldman | (1934–1982) | English writer, comedian and film and television actor | [15] | ||||
| Fenella Fielding | (1930–) | English actress | [15] | ||||
| Elliott Gould | (1938–) | Academy Award-nominated American film/television actor | [505] | ||||
| Charles Grodin | (1935–) | American actor and former cable talk show host | [506] | ||||
| Estelle Harris | (1932–) | American actress | (Seinfeld) | [507] | |||
| Judd Hirsch | (1935–) | American actor | (Taxi, NUMB3RS) | [508] | |||
| Sami Frey | (1937) | Fench actor and Director | |||||
| Dustin Hoffman | (1937–) | two-time Oscar winning American actor | [509] | ||||
| Tony Jay | (1933–2006) | English/American actor | [27] | ||||
| Harvey Keitel | (1939–) | Academy Award-nominated American actor | [510] | ||||
| Walter Koenig | (1936–) | American actor, writer, teacher and director | (appeared in original Star Trek) | [511] | |||
| Susan Kohner | (1936-) | an American Academy Award-nominated, Golden Globe-winning American actress | |||||
| Yaphet Kotto | (1937–) | American actor, son of Cameroonian Crown Prince | [512] | ||||
| Martin Landau | (1931-) | is an Academy Award-winning American film and television actor | [513] | ||||
| Michael Landon | (1936–1991) | actor, producer and director who starred in three popular NBC TV series that spanned three decades | [514] | ||||
| Louise Lasser | (1939–) | American stage/film/television actress | (Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman) | [515] | |||
| Piper Laurie | (1932–) | American actress | (Carrie) | [516] | |||
| Linda Lavin | (1937–) | Tony Award and Golden Globe Award-winning stage, film and television actress | [517] | ||||
| Steve Lawrence | (1935-) | American singer and actor on The Carol Burnett Show | |||||
| Shari Lewis | (1933–1998) | American ventriloquist, puppeteer, and children's television show host, popular during the 1960 | [518] | ||||
| Hal Linden | (1931–) | American actor and television director | [519] | ||||
| Tina Louise | (1934–) | American model, singer, and film and television actress | [520] | ||||
| Jackie Mason | (1931–) | American stand-up comedian/actor | [521] | ||||
| Paul Mazursky | (1930–) | American film director and actor | [522] | ||||
| Shelley Morrison | (1936–) | American actress | [523] | ||||
| Nadira | (1932–2006) | Indian Bollywood actress | [524] | ||||
| Barry Newman | (1931–) | American actor | [525] | ||||
| Anthony Newley | (1931–1999) | English actor, singer & songwriter | [15][526] | ||||
| Leonard Nimoy | (1931–) | American actor, film director, poet, musician and photographer | [527] | ||||
| Jerry Orbach | (1936–2005) | American actor | |||||
| Ron Rifkin | (1939–) | American actor, director | [528] | ||||
| Joan Rivers | (1933–) | American comedienne, actress, talk show host, and celebrity | [529] | ||||
| Andrew Sachs | (1930–) | German-born English actor | [15] | ||||
| George Segal | (1934–) | American film and stage actor | [24] | ||||
| William Shatner | (1931–) | Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning Canadian actor | [530] | ||||
| Susan Strasberg | (1938–1999) | an American actress | In Praise of Older Women | ||||
| Janet Suzman | (1939–) | South African actress and director | [531] | ||||
| Dame Elizabeth Taylor | (1932–) | English / American film actress & sex symbol | [[ Converted to Judaism ]] Academy Award winner [532][533][534] | ||||
| Chaim Topol | (1935–) | Israeli theatrical and film performer | [24] | ||||
| Al Waxman | (1935-2001) | Canadian actor best known as King of Kensington | |||||
| Gene Wilder | (1933–) | American actor and comedian | [535] | ||||
| Mike & Bernie Winters | (1930–, 1932–1991) | double act of English comedians | [15] | ||||
| Gloria Walker | (1937) | American actress and model |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1920s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ed Ames | (1927–) | American singer and actor | [536] | ||||
| Beatrice Arthur | (1922-2009) | American actress | [537] | ||||
| Ed Asner | (1929–) | American actor | [538] | ||||
| Lauren Bacall | (1924–) | Golden Globe and Tony Award winning, as well as Academy Award-nominated, American film and stage actress | [539] | ||||
| Barbara Bain | (1931- ) | American actress | [540] | ||||
| Alfie Bass | (1921–1987) | English character actor | [28] | ||||
| Julian Beck | (1925–1985) | American actor, director, poet, and painter | [29] | ||||
| Shelley Berman | (1926–) | American comedian, writer, teacher, and actor | [541] | ||||
| Herschel Bernardi | (1923–1986) | American film, Broadway and television actor | [30] | ||||
| Theodore Bikel | (1924–) | character actor, folk singer and musician | [542] | ||||
| Larry Blyden | (1925–1975) | American actor | [543] | ||||
| Lloyd Bochner | (1924–2005) | Canadian film and television actor | [544] | ||||
| Tom Bosley | (1927–) | American film/television actor | (Happy Days) | [545] | |||
| Mel Brooks | (1926–) | Academy Award-winning American actor, writer, director and producer | [546] | ||||
| Lenny Bruce | (1925–1966) | American actor, stand-up comedian, writer, social critic and satirist | [547] | ||||
| Susan Cabot | (1927–1986) | American actress | [548] | ||||
| Sid Caesar | (1922–) | American comic actor and writer | [549] | ||||
| Robert Clary | (1926–) | French-born American actor, published author, and lecturer | [550] | ||||
| Tony Curtis | (1925–) | American film star | [551] | ||||
| Rodney Dangerfield | (1921–2004) | American comedian and actor | [552] | ||||
| Sammy Davis, Jr. | (1925–1990) | [ Converted to Judaism ] American entertainer, member of the "Rat Pack" | [553][554] | ||||
| Peter Falk | (1927–) | American actor | [555] | ||||
| Leonard Fenton | (1926–) | English actor | (Eastenders) | [556] | |||
| Fyvush Finkel | (1923–) | American actor | [557] | ||||
| Eddie Fisher | (1928-) | American singer | father of Carrie Fisher | ||||
| Lee Grant | (1927–) | Academy Award-winning American theater, film and television actress, and film director | [24] | ||||
| Buddy Hackett | (1924–2003) | American comedian and actor | [558] | ||||
| Monty Hall | (1921–) | Canadian-born actor, singer and sportscaster | (Let's Make a Deal) | [559] | |||
| Laurence Harvey | (1928–1973) | Lithuanian-born actor, achieved fame in British and American films | [15] | ||||
| Steven Hill | (1922–) | American film and television actor | [560] | ||||
| Judy Holliday | (1921–1965) | Academy Award-winning American actress, singer | [561][562] | ||||
| Miriam Karlin | (1925–) | English actress | (The Rag Trade) | [15] | |||
| Alan King | (1927–2004) | American comedian and actor | [563] | ||||
| Werner Klemperer | (1920–2000) | Emmy Award-winning comedic actor | [564] | ||||
| Jack Klugman | (1922-) | American actor | |||||
| Harvey Korman | (1927–2008) | American actor | [565] | ||||
| Al Lewis | (1920-2006) | American actor best known as Grandpa Munster | |||||
| Jerry Lewis | (1926–) | American comedian, actor, film producer, writer and director known for his slapstick humor and his charity fund-raising telethons | [566] | ||||
| Bill Macy | (1922–) | American actor | [567] | ||||
| Ross Martin | (1920-1981) | [Jewish family] Polish-born American TV and film actor | (Wild Wild West) | ||||
| Walter Matthau | (1920–2000) | Academy Award-winning American actor | [568] | ||||
| Anne Meara | (1929–) | American comedienne and actress, partner and wife of Jerry Stiller | [569] | ||||
| Warren Mitchell | (1926–) | English/Australian actor | [570] | ||||
| Yvonne Mitchell | (1925–1979) | English stage, television and film actress | [24] | ||||
| Marilyn Monroe | (1926–1962) | American actress, singer and model | [571] | ||||
| Ron Moody | (1924–) | English film actor | (Oliver!) | [15] | |||
| Chesty Morgan | (1928-) | Polish-born actress/ exotic entertainer | |||||
| Vic Morrow | (1929–1982) | American actor | [572][573] | ||||
| Paul Newman | (1925–2008) | [ Jewish father ] Academy Award-winning American actor and film director, founder of Newman's Own' | '[24][574][575] | ||||
| Charlotte Rae | (1926-) | American actress | The Facts of Life | ||||
| Tony Randall | (1920–2004) | American comic actor | [576] | ||||
| Carl Reiner | (1922–) | American actor, film director, producer, writer and comedian | [577] | ||||
| Regina Resnik | (1922–) | American opera singer and actress | [578] | ||||
| Don Rickles | (1926–) | American comedian, film actor, and voice actor | [579] | ||||
| Doris Roberts | (1929–) | American actress | Everybody Loves Raymond | Emmy Award Winner[580] | |||
| Fred Sadoff | (1926-1994) | Actor in South Pacific | [581] | ||||
| Peter Sellers | (1925–1980) | English comedian, actor, and performer | [582] | ||||
| Rod Serling | (1924–1975) | American screenwriter and actor | (The Twilight Zone) | [583] | |||
| Simone Signoret | (1921–1985) | Academy Award-winning French actress | [24] | ||||
| Jerry Stiller | (1927–) | American comedian and actor | [584] | ||||
| Mel Tormé | (1925– 1999) | American actor and singer | known as one of the great male jazz singers[585][586] | ||||
| Abe Vigoda | (1921–) | American film/television actor | (The Godfather) | [587] | |||
| Jack Warden | (1920–2006) | Emmy Award-winning, Oscar-nominated American actor | [588][589] | ||||
| Shelley Winters | (1920–2006) | two-time Academy Award-winning American actress | [590][591] |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1910s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mason Adams | (1919–2005) | American character actor | [592] | ||||
| Jean-Pierre Aumont | (1911–2001) | French-born actor | [31] | ||||
| Martin Balsam | (1919–1996) | American actor | won an Academy Award for A Thousand Clowns | ||||
| John Banner | (1910–1973) | Austrian/American actor | [593] | ||||
| Mel Blanc | (1908–1989) | American voice actor | in hundreds of cartoon shorts for Warner Bros. and Hanna-Barbera during the Golden Age of American animation[594] | ||||
| Red Buttons | (1919–2006) | Academy Award-winning American comedian and actor | [595] | ||||
| Lee J. Cobb | (1911–1976) | Academy Award-nominated American film actor | [24] | ||||
| Kirk Douglas | (1916–) | Hollywood film star | (Spartacus) | [596] | |||
| John Garfield | (1913–1952) | American actor, 1940s film star | [597] | ||||
| Paulette Goddard | (1910–1999) | Oscar-nominated American film and theatre actress | [598] | ||||
| Lorne Greene | (1915–1987) | Canadian actor known for roles on American television | [599] | ||||
| Kitty Carlisle Hart | (1910–2007) | American singer, actress, and spokeswoman for the arts | [600] | ||||
| Sid James | (1913–1976) | English film and television actor | [601] | ||||
| Danny Kaye | (1913–1987) | American film actor, singer and comedian | [602] | ||||
| David Kossoff | (1919–2005) | British actor | [603] | ||||
| Hedy Lamarr | (1913–2000) | Austrian born actress | |||||
| Marc Lawrence | (1910–2005) | American character actor | [604] | ||||
| Herbert Lom | (1917–) | international film actor | [24] | ||||
| Zero Mostel | (1915–1977) | American stage and film actor | [605] | ||||
| Jan Murray | (1916–2006) | American stand-up comedian, actor | [606] | ||||
| Luise Rainer | (1910–) | two-time Academy Award-winning film actress | [607][608] | ||||
| Lillian Roth | (1910–1980) | American singer and actress, noted performer on Broadway | [609] | ||||
| Dinah Shore | (1916–1994) | American singer and actress | [610][611] | ||||
| Sylvia Sidney | (1910–1999) | American film actress | [612][613] | ||||
| Phil Silvers | (1911–1985) | American entertainer and comedy actor | [614] | ||||
| Harold J. Stone | (1913–2005) | American film and television character actor | [615] | ||||
| Mike Wallace | (1918–) | American journalist | briefly acted during the 1940s[616] | ||||
| Eli Wallach | (1915–) | American film, TV and stage actor | [617] | ||||
| Sam Wanamaker | (1919–1993) | American actor and director | [618] | ||||
| Joseph Wiseman | (1918-) | Canadian actor | |||||
| Keenan Wynn | (1916–1986) | American character actor | [24] |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1900s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stella Adler | (1901–1992) | American actress | for decades regarded as America's foremost acting teacher[619] | ||||
| Jack Albertson | (1907-1981) | American actor | Chico and the Man | ||||
| Morey Amsterdam | (1908-1996) | American actor | The Dick Van Dyke Show | [620] | |||
| Leon Askin | (1907–2005) | Austrian actor | [621] | ||||
| Milton Berle | (1908–2002) | American comedian and actor | [622] | ||||
| Joe Besser | (1907–1988) | American comedian | (Three Stooges) | [623] | |||
| Ben Blue | (1901–1975) | Canadian actor and comedian | [24] | ||||
| David Abraham Cheulkar | (1908–1982) | Indian Hindi-language film actor | [624] | ||||
| Howard Da Silva | (1909–1986) | American film actor | [24] | ||||
| Melvyn Douglas | (1901–1981) | American actor | won all three of the entertainment industries' highest awards (two Oscars, a Tony and an Emmy)[625][626] | ||||
| Larry Fine | (1902–1975) | American comedian and actor | (Three Stooges) | [627] | |||
| John Houseman | (1902–1988) | was an American actor who won an Academy Award for The Paper Chase | |||||
| Curly Howard | (1903–1952) | one of the Three Stooges | [628] | ||||
| Sam Levene | (1905–1980) | Russian/American stage and film actor | [629] | ||||
| Peter Lorre | (1904–1964) | Hungarian-born stage and screen actor | [630] | ||||
| Zeppo Marx | (1901–1979) | member of the Marx Brothers | [631] | ||||
| Ritz Brothers | (1901-1986) | American comedy team | [24] | ||||
| Natalie Schafer | (1900-1991) | was an American actress | Gilligan's Island |
Jewish actors and actresses born in the 1700s and 1800s:
| Name | D.O.B | Years Active | Nationality | Prominent Roles | Jewish Lineage | Practising Judaism? | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jack Benny | (1894–1974) | American comedian, vaudeville performer, and radio, television, and film actor | [632] | ||||
| Gertrude Berg | (1899–1966) | American radio and television actress | [633] | ||||
| Elisabeth Bergner | (1897–1986) | Austrian film actress | [634] | ||||
| Fanny Brice | (1891–1951) | American comedian, singer, and entertainer | [635] | ||||
| George Burns | (1896–1996) | American comedian and actor | [636] | ||||
| Eddie Cantor | (1892–1964) | American comedian, singer, actor, songwriter | one of the most popular entertainers in the U.S. in the early and middle 20th century[637] | ||||
| Michael Chekov | (1891-1955) | nephew of Anton Chekhov, protege of Constantin Stanislavki, Academy Award-nominated actor, director | |||||
| Ricardo Cortez | (1899–1977) | silent film star, known as a "Latin lover" type[638] | |||||
| Hermione Gingold | (1897-1987) | [32], British actress | |||||
| Leslie Howard | (1893–1943) | English film actor | (Gone with the Wind) | [15][639] | |||
| Moe Howard | (1897–1975) | the "leader" of the Three Stooges | [640] | ||||
| Shemp Howard | (1895–1955) | part of the Three Stooges comedy team | [641] | ||||
| Sam Jaffe | (1891–1984) | American film and stage actor | Academy Award-nominated [24] | ||||
| Ida Kaminska | (1899–1980) | Academy Award-nominated Polish actress | [24] | ||||
| Francis Lederer | (1899 - 2000) | Czech-born actor | [33] | ||||
| Philip Loeb | (1892–1955) | American stage, film, and television actor | [642] | ||||
| Paul Lukas | (1895–1971) | Hungarian film actor | [24] | ||||
| Groucho Marx | (1890–1977) | American comedian | Worked both with his siblings, the Marx Brothers, and on his own[643] | ||||
| Gummo Marx | (1893–1977) | American Comedian | One of the Marx Brothers[644] | ||||
| Solomon Mikhoels | (1890–1948) | Soviet actor and director in Yiddish theater | chairman of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee[645] | ||||
| Paul Muni | (1895–1967) | Academy Award and Tony Award-winning actor from the Golden Age of Hollywood | [646] | ||||
| Carmel Myers | (1899–1980) | American silent film actress | [647] | ||||
| Molly Picon | (1898–1992) | American star of stage, screen and television | [648] | ||||
| Edward G. Robinson | (1893–1973) | American stage and film actor | [649] | ||||
| Joseph Schildkraut | (1896–1964) | Austrian-born stage and film actor | [650] | ||||
| Meier Tzelniker | (1894–1982) | British actor | Appeared in Yiddish theatre[651] | ||||
| Mae West | (1893–1980) | American actress, playwright, screenwriter, and sex symbol | [652] | ||||
| Broncho Billy Anderson | (1880–1971) | American actor, writer, director, and producer | perhaps best-known as the first star of the Western film genre[653] | ||||
| Felix Aylmer | (1889-1979) | British actor. | |||||
| Theda Bara | (1885–1955) | American silent film actress | known as the first screen "Vamp"[654] | ||||
| Douglas Fairbanks | (1883–1939) | American actor, screenwriter, director and producer | [655] | ||||
| Al Jolson | (1886–1950) | American singer and actor | [656] | ||||
| Max Linder | (1883–1925) | French pioneer of silent film | [24] | ||||
| Chico Marx | (1887–1961) | one of the Marx Brothers | [657] | ||||
| Harpo Marx | (1888–1964) | one of the Marx Brothers | [658] | ||||
| Sophie Tucker | (1884–1966) | American actress, singer and comedienne | [659] | ||||
| Erich von Stroheim | (1885–1957) | Austrian-born filmmaker and actor | [660] | ||||
| Ed Wynn | (1886–1966) | American comedian and actor | [24] | ||||
| Anna Held | (1872–1918) | Polish-born stage performer | Most often associated with impresario Florenz Ziegfeld, her common-law husband[661] | ||||
| Alla Nazimova | (1879–1945) | American theater and film actress, scriptwriter, and producer | [662] | ||||
| Boris Thomashefsky | (1868–1939) | Ukrainian-born (later American) | singer and actor[663] | ||||
| Jacob Pavlovitch Adler | (1855–1926) | Russian-born (later American) | actor, a star of the Yiddish theatre[664] | ||||
| Augustus Harris | (1852–1896) | actor and theatre manager | son of Augustus Glossop Harris [665] | ||||
| Sarah Bernhardt | (1844–1923) | world-famous stage actress | [666] | ||||
| Adah Isaacs Menken | (1835-1868) | actress and poet | [667] | ||||
| Rachel | (1820–1858) | stage actress | [668] | ||||
| Henriette Nissen-Saloman, | (1819-1879) | singer and actress. | |||||
| Lovisa Augusti | (1756-1790) | , Swedish actress and Opera singer, born as Ester Salomon. |
Footnotes
- ^ "Facts". Shane Habouca. http://shanehaboucha.free.fr/facts.htm. Retrieved on 2006-12-30.
- ^ Mentioned he was Jewish at the premier of Keeping Up with the Steins in an interview on WireImage; May 8, 2006 - http://video.wireimage.com/mvMediaPlayer.asp?ItemI=8555865
- ^ Bynes mentioned that she is Jewish on Jimmy Kimmel Live (March 7, 2006) and Rove Live (March 28, 2006)
- ^ Millea, Holly (July, 2007). "Zac Attack". ELLE (Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S.). http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g52/Hairspray-Movie-Musical/ellejuly2007.jpg.
- ^ Hollywood enters the era of Scarlett Johansson - USATODAY.com
- ^ Bloom, Nate (2007-04-05). "Celebrity Jews". The Jewish News Weekly of Northern California. http://www.jewishsf.com/content/2-0-/module/displaystory/story_id/32125/format/html/displaystory.html. Retrieved on 2007-04-05.
- ^ Jones, Jen (3/07). "Sara Paxton". JVibe (Jewish Family & Life). 14-17.
- ^ Paxton, Sara (2005-11-25, 2005-12-11). "Sara's Blog". Sara Paxton Official Website. http://blog.columbiarecords.com/sarapaxton/. Retrieved on 2007-01-12.
- ^ Kasriel, Alex; Emily Rhodes (2006-12-22). "A nice Jewish wizard". The Jewish Chronicle. pp. 2.
- ^ a b Nikki Reed and Evan Rachel Wood both mentioned that they are Jewish on the Thirteen DVD commentary, between the 10:00 and 11:00 minute mark
- ^ K-Zone. "CELEBRITY CHRISTMAS SECRETS!". K-Zone. http://www.kzone.com.au/display.cfm?objectid=1D6DB074-53C5-4D8B-8923789B788B2CD7&navid=EC4DAAD3-8486-4946-996C3CE4B1BE0A44. Retrieved on 2006-12-28.
- ^ Mentioned in interview at http://www.eonline.com/thevine/player.jsp (video "Watching with Kristin: 'Black' Out")
- ^ Stated on the Live with Regis and Kelly show, July 3, 2007
- ^ Slate, Libby (1989-12-22). "Former Soviet Skate Stars Top Bill at Knott's". Los Angeles Times. pp. 1. http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/66631938.html?dids=66631938:66631938&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT&type=current&date=Dec+22%2C+1989&author=LIBBY+SLATE&pub=Los+Angeles+Times+(pre-1997+Fulltext)&edition=&startpage=1&desc=Former+Soviet+Skate+Stars+Top+Bill+at+Knott%27s. Retrieved on 2007-02-16.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n "Variety Club—Jewish Chronicle colour supplement "350 years"". The Jewish Chronicle. 2006-12-15. pp. 28-29.
- ^ "Ms Price, who is halachically Jewish...". the Jewish Chronicle. 2006-11-24. pp. 1.
- ^ Report: Belgian far-right leader resigns over Holocaust song Haaretz 08/11/2008
- ^ EMMANUELLE BÉART À L’EXPRESSION: Le cinéma, un long chemin fait de rencontres
- ^ Arnold, Tom (2003). How I Lost 5 Pounds in 6 Years: An Autobiography. St. Martin's Griffin. pp. 145–146. ISBN 0312322445. http://www.amazon.com/dp/0312322445/.
- ^ Butler, Jerry (1990). Raw Talent: The Adult Film Industry As Seen by Its Most Famous Male Star. Prometheus Books. p. 59. ISBN087975625X. http://www.amazon.com/dp/087975625X/.
- ^ Pogrebin, Abigail (2005). Stars of David: Prominent Jews Talk about Being Jewish. Bantam Dell Pub Group. ISBN 0767916123.
- ^ New York Times, March 5, 2003: "Eating Hollywood Style, With Thin Air on the Side."
- ^ Butler, Jerry (1990). Raw Talent: The Adult Film Industry As Seen by Its Most Famous Male Star. Prometheus Books. p. 208. ISBN087975625X. http://www.amazon.com/dp/087975625X/.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t "Motion Pictures". Encyclopaedia Judaica. Keter Publishing House. 1971-1972.
- ^ Elfman, Richard and Bright, Matthew. Forbidden Zone DVD, Fantoma, 2004, audio commentary. ASIN: B0002LE9QS
- ^ Callan, Paul (2003-05-23). "Joan Collins". pp. The Express.
- ^ "Tony Jay—Obituary". The Jewish Chronicle. 2006-12-22. pp. 26.
- ^ "Alfie Bass–Obituary". The Jewish Chronicle. 1987-07-24. pp. 14.
- ^ Dixon, Wheeler Winston (2006). Visions of Paradise: Images of Eden in the Cinema. Rutgers University Press. p. 87. ISBN 0813537983.
- ^ Blackwell, Earl (1973). Celebrity Register.
- ^ "Jean-Pierre Aumont". The Jewish Chronicle. 2001-02-16. pp. 31.
- ^ [1]: "she was the daughter of an upper-class Austrian born Jewish financier Lionel Gingold and English-born Kate Walters."; Oxford Dictionary of National Biography: "Her mother was Jewish."
- ^ Encyclopaedia Judaica, 2nd ed, art. "Lederer, Francis": "Czech actor"
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