Jewish Entertainers & Miscellaneous
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Alan Greenspan – Federal Reserve Chairman, His wife, Andrea Mitchell, Is a Jewish NBC NEWS Reporter. Greenspan is also an Entertainer and Concert Violinist.
Allen, Woody – comedian, actor, director, producer (real name: Allan Konigsberg)
Army of Lovers (Crucified, Isrealism)
Avital, Mili – Israeli actress, Stargate
Bacall, Lauren – actress
Barkin, Ellen – actress
Barr, Roseanne – comedian
Beckham David – soccer player, actor, Jewish Grandfather
Beck, Jeff – guitarist
Becker, Sandy – late children’s TV show host
Benatar, Pat – singer
Benezra, Sonia – Quebecer talk show host
Benny, Jack – real name Benjamin Kubelsky entertainer
Berlin, Irving – composer of “White Christmas”
Berri, Claude – French film director
Biafra, Jello (Singer of American HC punk band Dead Kennedys)
Bialik, Mayim – cctress (Blossom)
Bikel, Theodore – actor / Fiddler on the Roof
Bleeth, Yasmine – actress – Father Jewish
Bochner, Hart – actor
Bochner, Lloyd – Canadian Shakespearean Actor, Radio Actor, Film Actor, Cecil Colby on Dynasty, “Naked Gun”, Father of Hart Bochner
Bonet, Lisa – ex-wife of Lenny Kravitz
Borgnine, Ernst (Effron Borgnine) – actor
Boxleitner, Bruce – actor
Brooks, Albert – actor, Director (real name: Albert Einstein)
Brooks, Mel – actor, director, comedian, writer
Bruce, Lenny – comic
Walter, Bruno – German conductor and student of Gustav Mahler. Had to change his name.
Bullock, Sandra – actress
Cantor, Eddie – Vaudeville singer, dancer
Cass, “Mama” (Liz Cohen) – an actress
Chandler, Jeff – actor
Chapli Charlie – silent film actor, comedian, producer
Cherry, Ruben – (A man who raised Elvis in public)
Chessle, Deborah – Shirley Reingold
Chomsky, Naom – disinformation specialist
Cohen, Leonard – Bohemian song writer
Cocker, Joe – singer, Israeli
Crystal, Billy – actor, comedian
Curly – (Jerome) Curly Howard (Horowitz) – One of the Stooges
Dangerfield, Rodney – comedian, actor, Real Name Jack Cohen
Davis, Jr. Sammy – black singer, actor, dancer (supposed convert)
Dell’Abate, Gary – Howard Stern’s Producer (Baba Booey!)
Denbergk Lori Beth – actress
DeNero, Robert – actor [Jewish Mother]
Deutscher, Isaac – author – Biography of “Stalin”
Douglas, Kirk – actor
Drescher, Fran – actress “The Nanny”
Dreyfus, Richard – actor
Dreyfuss, Richard – actor
Duchovny, David – Co-Star of The X-Files
Duritz, Adam – lead singer/songwriter for Counting Crows
Dylan, Bob – musician
Eisen, Rich – ESPN, sports announcer
Fagen, Donald – Steely Dan – Singer – Composer
Fat Mike – singer, guitarist and songwriter for NOFX
Feuer, Aaron Neal – wrestler, Talmudist
Fierstein, Harvey – actor, writer
Fisher, Carrie – actress: Star Wars’ Princess Leia
Ford, Harrison – actor (Jewish Mom, see interviews in cosmopolitan/playboy)
Frankel, Mark – actor
Freed, Alan – 50’s radio personality
Freedman, Jacob — WBZC’s Sunday Morning Klezmer DJ
Friedman, Debbie – songwriter and singer
Geffen, David – Dreamworks, Owns Geffen Records ( Israeli )
Geller, Sarah Michelle – actress (Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV)
Geller, Uri – magician who Bends Spoons & Levitates Objects, fake psychic
Gere, Richard – actor
Gershwin, George – composer (Rhapsody in Blue)
Gifford, Cathy Lee Epstein – talk show hostess
Goldblum, Jeff – actor
Goldwyn, Samuel – director, executive at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Gordon, Tony – manager UK Punk Band Sham 69
Gordon, Nina – musician
Lawrence, Steve – actor, singer
Gould, Elliot – actor from Bay Parkway Brooklyn
Greaseman, The – Doug Tracht – radio shock jock
Green, Brian Austin – actor
Hanson, Beck – musician
Haza, Ofra – Israeli singer
Hayworth, Rita – Rita Cansino – Source: Debrett’s Goes to Hollywood – Cansino Family
Himmelman, Peter – musician (and son-in-law to B. Dylan)
Hoffmann, Gaby – actress, movies
Hoskins, Bob – Roger Rabitt, Cotton Club, Ex-Kibbutznik
Howard, Moe – one of the Three Stooges
Howard, Shemp – (Samuel “Shemp Howard” Horowitz)
Iggy Pop – musician (James Newell Osterberg, Jr.)
Irving, Amy – actress
Kavner, Julie – actress, voice of Marge Simpson
Kaye, Danny – Song-and-Dance Man
Keitel, Harvey – actor Pulp Fiction, The Piano, etc.
King, Carole – musician, songwriter
Kirshner, Mia – actress
Knopfler, Mark – Dire Straits
Kramer, Stepfanie – actress Hunter
Kubrick, Stanley- director – ”2004″, “A Clockwork Orange”, Etc.
Jeremy, Ron – disgusting porn actor
Joel, Billy – musician
Jolsen, Al – singer, mummer, cantor
Kaufman, Andy – Latka on Taxi, strange humorist, Saturday Night Live guest
Klein, Calvin – fashion designer
Kudrow, Lisa – actress, Friends
Kurtz, Swoosie – actress
Lamour, Dorothy – actress
Lawrence, Steve – singer, skeptic, husband of Eydie Gorme
Lee, Geddy – lead singer and bass player of the Band Rush
Lee, Michelle – actress – Knots Landing
Luner, Jamie – actress, TV Show “Savannah”
Manilow, Barry – musician, singer
Marcell, Bibi & Other – Klezmer Performers
Marley, Bob – Reggae artist (father was Jewish, mother black)
Marx Groucho – comedian
Marx, Harpo – comedian
Matthau, Walter – comedian, actor
Martins, Luciano Costa – Brazilian musician (mother mulatta, father indian/jewish)
Meyer, Jeffrey – NY Yankees
Margulies, Julianna – ER Actress
Mayer, Louis B. – founder & director at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Meyers, Ari – actress / Kate and Allie
Minelli, Liza – (Lisa Minelli) singer, actress
Mitchell, Andrea – NBC News reporter, wife of Alan Greenspan
Monroe, Marilyn – official certificate of her conversion to Judaism, Dated July 1, 1956
Mostel, Zero – actor, comedian, painter
Neuwirth, Bebe – Lilith on Cheers
Newman, Paul – actor
Newton John, Olivia – Australian pop singer
Nimoy, Leonard – Actor (Star Trek’s ‘Spock’)
Oistrakh, David – violinist
Owens, Ronn – San Francisco/Los Angeles talk show host
Page, Steve – lead singer of the Barenaked Ladies
Patinkin, Mandy – actor (Chicago Hope)
Peczynski, Dominika – actress (Dominikas Planet), member of Swedish dance band Army Of Lovers
Perlman, Itzhak – violinist
Pleshette, Suzanne – actress The Bob Newhart Show
Portman, Natalie – actress
Presley, Elvis – Jewish maternal grandparent
Raffi – children’s entertainer
Rainer, Luise – actress
Ramone, Joey – lead singer of the Ramones
Reed, Lou – musician
Richler, Mordechai – Montreal author, screenwriter
Rickles, Don – comedian, actor
Rickman, Alan – actor (Sense and Sensibility, Die Hard, Robin Hood Prince Of Thieves, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets)
Rivers, Joan – comedian, writer, jeweler, actress
Reiser, Paul – actor, “Mad About You”
Reudor – cartoonist, author, creator of comic strip and books featuring The Doodle Family
Rhodes, Bernie – first manager of rock band The Clash
Rivera, Geraldo – talk show host
Roth, David Lee – Van Halen
Ryder, Winona – actress
Sachs, Nelly – poet
Sandler, Adam – comedian
Schlessinger, Dr. Laura – radio therapist
Seagal, Steven – actor, “Under Siege,” etc.
Seinfeld, Jerry – comedian
Server, Josh – actor on the show All That
Seymour, Jane – actress (father is Jewish)
Shatner, William – actor (Star Trek’s Captain ‘James T. Kirk’)
Shore, Dinah – singer, performer, TV hostess – father was a Rabbi
Shue, Andrew – actor (Melrose Place), brother of Elisabeth Shue (Jewish father)
Shue, Elizabeth – actress Karate Kid, Back to the Future II & III, Leaving Las Vegas, The Saint, etc…
Schwartz, Stephen – lyricist, composer
Shore, Pauly – actor
Sills, Beverly – opera performer (Real Name: Beverly Silberman)
Silver, Josh – keyboard player in goth metal band Type-O-Negative
Silverstein, Shel – children’s author
Silverstone, Alicia – actress, Clueless
StarSimon, Paul – musician
Sioux, Siouxie – (female singer of British punk/goth band Siouxie & Banshees)
Isaac Bashevis – writer (Yiddish)
Slash (Saul Hudson) – guitarist in Guns and Roses
Smith, Raphael (Bokkie Rosenthal) – composer and scriptwriter
Sondheim, Stephen – Broadway lyricist/composer
Spacek, Sissy – actress
Spielberg, Steven – director
Sprinkle, Annie – porn slut
Spungen, Nancy – girlfriend of Sex Pistols’ Sid Vicious (Deceased)
Stanley, Paul – lead singer and guitarist for KISS, real name Stanley Eisen
Steinman, Jim – composer for Meat Loaf, Bonnie Tyler, Celine Dion
Stern, Howard – radio shock jock, pervert
Streisand, Barbara – director, singer, producer
Tal, Shiraz – Israeli model
Telch, Ari – Mexico actor
Thomas, Jonathan Taylor – real name Jonathan Weiss
Tracht, Doug – The Greaseman – radio shock jock
Ustinov, Peter – actor
Vedder, Eddie – lead vocalist for Pearl Jam
Weber, Steven – actor “Wings”
Weisel, Elie – author
Weiss, Michael T. – TV actor “The Pretender”
Wilder, Gene – actor (Jerome Silberman)
Winkler, Henry – actor (‘The Fonze’ on ‘Happy Days’)
Wolf, Scott – Party of Five
Wyle, Noah – actor – E.R.
Yetnikoff, Walter – ex-manager of Michael Jackson
Zuehra Elfassia – singer – Morocco
Hoskins, Bob – Roger Rabitt, Cotton Club, Ex-Kibbutznik, Sephardim
Effi – Israeli hot head ( MTV’s Road Rules)
Jean-Pierre Barda – actor, member of Swedish dance band Army Of Lovers
Sarah Jessica Parker – actress
Dinah Manoff – actress – “Empty Nest”
Mike Diamond – musician (Beastie Boys)
Chaim Goldberg – artist of the Shtetl Culture
Melanie Chartoff – actress
Sara Silverman – commedian
Sophie Marceau – french actress Braveheart daughter of Marcel
Howie Mandel – comedian
Phil Ochs – topical folk singer
Howard Ashman – lyricist Little Shop of Horrors, Disney animated features
Debra Winger – actress
Clare Carey – actress, coach
Kevin Kline – actor, A Fish Called Wanda
Lenny Kravitz – singer, guitarist
Harry Houdini – magician and escape artist
Neil Diamond – musician, singer, actor
Dustin Hoffman – actor
Jack Hart – real name Barry Horowitz wrestler in the WWF & WCW
Goldberg – real name Bill Goldberg, wrestler, WCW Champion
Raven – real name Scott Levy, wrestler, former WCW Champion
Dean Malenko – wrestler, former WCW champion
Jon Lovitz – actor, comedian (Saturday Night Live, The Critic)
Isaac Asimov – sci-fi writer
Susanna Hoffs – singer in the Bangles
DiDi Conn – actress
Christine Lakin – Step by Step
Herman Wouk – author of War and Remembrance
Gilda Radner – comedian, Saturday Night Live
Jason Alexander – actor (George Castanza on ‘Seinfeld’)
Joseph Gordon – Levitt – actor on 3rd Rock From The Sun
Bette Midler – actress, singer
Michael Landon – Little House On The Prairie (Eugene Orowitz – real name)
Al Jolson – singer, actor
Paula Prentiss – actress
Robert Redford – actor Describes himself as ‘half Jewish’.
Alan Jay Lerner – lyricist (My Fair Lady)
Leslie Ann Warren – actress
Jonathan Silverman – actor
Marc Chagall – Painter, visual artist
Boris Karloff – actor
Gene Simmons – singer/bass player for Kiss Israeli/Turkish, real name Haim Witz (or Gene Klein)
Jeremy Priven – actor on Ellen
Joan Collins – actress
Jerry Lewis – comedian, actor, director
Gilbert Gottfried – comedian
Jonny Clegg – South african musician
Hank Azaria – cartoon voices in Simpsons and starred in Birdcage
Gilad Gelfond and David Cygielman – rappers
Michael Jackson – ABC talk radio host
Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. – actor
Larry Fine – one of the Three Stooges
David Janssen – actor
Jakob Dylan – lead singer of The Wallflowers and son of Bob Dylan
Don Diamont – actor Young and Restless
Irving Berlin – songwriter & writer of musicals (God Bless America, White Christmas, There’s No Business Like Show Business)
Marcel Marceau – French mime
John Banner – actor (Schultz from Hogan’s Heroes)
Aaron Lebedev – Yiddish singer and actor
Max Felix – actor and radio personality Argentina
George Burns – comedian, actor (Real name: Nathan Birnbaum)
Randy Newman – composer, performer (‘Toy Story’ soundtrack)
Heddy Lamarr- actress, Delilah in Samson
Isaac Stern – violinist
Tori Spelling – actress
Jan Murray – comedian
David Helfcott – musician
Roberta Peters – singer Metropolitan Opera
Goldie Hawn – actress
Allan Sherman – singer, songwriter, humorist
Jamie Gertz – actress
Harpo Marx – comedian (Marx Brothers)
Lorraine Bracco – actress (Goodfellas)
Brett Gurewitz – owner of Epitaph records and former guitarist for Bad Religion
Diane Venora – Chicago Hope
Giselle Fernandez – television journalist, producer, film maker (mother is Jewish)
Jenna Leigh Green – actress on Sabrina The Teenage Witch
Robert Goulet – singer (Real Name: Robert Applebaum)
Naomi Shemer – composer
Jeff Goldman – actor
Katey Segal – actress, singer Married w/ Children
Neil Gaiman – author (Sandman, Neverwhere)
Adam Sandler – comedian, actor
Isaac Mizrahi – fashion designer
Brooke Langton – actress (Samantha on Melrose Place)
Leonard Bernstein – composer (West Side Story)
Peter Riegert – actor, Crossing Delancey
Gina Gershon – actress Showgirls
Joel Grey – Broadway actor (Emcee, Cabaret)
Ed Asner – Mr. Grant on The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Dennis Prager – radio talk host
Jerry Springer – talk show host
Kenny G – musician
Scott Simon – host NPR’s Saturday Weekend Edition, broadcast journalist
Rhea Perlman – actress
Mara Wilson – child actress in Miracle on 34th St, Mrs. Doubtfire
Jim Bradley – dog trainer
Alan King – CNN
Barry Levinson – ‘Diner’ director
Melissa Joan Hart- Mother’s father devout orthodox Jew
Ken Wahl – Wiseguy actor
Jerry Herman – composer of Hello Dolly!
Larry Adler – harmonica player
Lorne Green – actor, Bonaza
Dan Blocker – actor, Bonanza
Fred Astaire – dancer, singer, actor (Fredrik Austerlitz – real name)
Peter Sellers – actor, comedian
Ron Silver – actor, director
Perry Farrel – nee Bernstein. – musician, Porno for Pyros
Stan Getz – jazz saxophonist
Roman Polanski – Director, pedophile drugged and raped 15 yr old girl
Super Dave Osborne – comedian real name Bob Einstein.
Tom Arnold – actor
Maury Chaykin – actor
Molly Ringwald – Brat Pack actress
Jenna Von Oy – actress who played Six on Blossom
Paula Abdul – singer (Mother is French canadian Jew)
Phoebe Snow – singer
Lorne Michaels – T.V. Producer
David Copperfield – magician
Lacey Chabert – actress on Party of Five
Barry Sisters – Jewish duet
Werner Klemperer – (Klink on Hogan’s Heroes, son of Otto K.)
Mel Blanc – cartoon Voices
Monty Hall – game show host
Soupy Sales – comedian
Leslie Howard – British actor, in Gone With The Wind, Killed as Pilot in WWII for Britain
Tony Curtis – (Bernard Schwartz – real name)
Pinky Lee (Pincas Levy) – children entertainer
Marc Bolan (Marc Feld) – UK singer: T. Rex Frontman
Sally Jessy Raphael – T.V. talk show hostess, (real last name: Lowenthal)
Marla Sokoloff – actress
Richard Beymer – ‘West Side Story’ – actor
Geena Davis – actress
Jonathan Larson – composer (Rent)
Ira Gershwin — lyricist
Matt Lauer – NBC Today Show
Richard Avedon – photographer
Brent Spiner – Data character on Star Trek Next Generation
Zeppo Marx – comedian (Marx Brothers)
Matthew Broderick – actor, jewish mother
Yehudi Menuhin – violinist
Tim Burton – director
Brian Bloom – actor
Michael Bolton – singer
Art Garfunkel – musician
Bruce Springsteen – singer/songwriter (Dutch/Jewish)
Beatrice Arthur – actress (Dorothy, Golden Girls)
Hillel Slovak – late guitarist for Red Hot Chili Peppers
Victor Borge (Borge Rosenbaum) – pianist and humorist
Joey Slotnick – actor/single guy
Joe T Turri – Famous NY house music producer
Harry Reems- porn actor
Cindy Margolis- model
Fyvush Finkel – actor, entertainer – Picket Fences
Jennifer Grey – actress (Baby, Dirty Dancing)
Justine Bateman – actress
Clio Goldsmith – actress
Totie Fields – comedienne
Bernie Bernstein – musician, Punk Band, ‘Hector’
Matityahu Glazerson – author of Mystical Books/Composer
Marat Galperin – athlete, entertainer
Wolf Blitzer – CNN journalist
Peter Lorre – nee Ladislav Loewenstein, actor
Ben Stiller – actor, director
Craig T. Nelson – actor-coach
Yaasha Heifitz – violinist
Robby Benson Robert Segal-actor/director
Giora Fiedman – musician
Richard Kaufman (Ricky The K) – disc jockey
Brody Stevens – comedian and cable access TV host in Seattle
Judd Nelson – actor, Suddenly Susan, The Breakfast Club
Tina Louise – actress (Gilligan’s ‘Ginger’ – origin of the Hebrew word ‘Jinji’)
Larry David – writer, producer
Keith Moon – The Who
James Spader – actor
Elsa Morante – Italian author
Barbara Walters – US television broadcaster
Irwin Chusid- writer, record producer, radio personality and Bon Vivant
Donna Karan – designer
Lawrence Harvey – born Skikne – actor
Judy Kuhn – Broadway actress (Voice of Pocahontes)
Danielle Harris – actress
Sara Gilbert – actress – Roseanne
Patricia Wettig – actress – Thirty Something
Leah Remini – actress , sitcom Fired Up
Ricki Lake – talk show hostess
Steven Spielberg – producer, director
John Garfield – actor
Melanie Mayron – actress Thirty Something
Pinchas Zuckerman – violinist
Garson Gershon Kanin – actor
Cloris Leachman – actress
Franz Kafka – author
Francesca Neville – Shakespearean actress
Arnold Schoenberg – composer
Daniel Jonah Goldhagen – author
Gary Schandling – comedian
Mark Reizen – singer
Mike Ogulnick – one on one sports radio network anchor
Burt Ward – actor, Robin from Batman
Audrey Landers – actress
Estelle Getty – Actress (Sophia, Golden Girls)
Matthew Kuchta – pathetic porn monster
Harlan Ellison – science fiction writer
Morley Safer – television journalist ( Minutes)
Jack Carter – comedy
Bill Graham – late rock promoter
Howie Morris – comedian (Your Show of Shows)
Audrey Hepburn – actress
Sophie Tucker Abuza – performer
Pee Wee Herman (Paul Rubens) – pervert that made kid’s shows
Paul Auster – author and poet
Steven P. Greenberg – songwriter (Funkytown)
Paul Michael Glazer – actor, director Starsky and Hutch
Country Joe McDonald – singer (mother)
Robert Downey Jr. – actor
Jeffrey Archer – author
Neil Simon – Broadway playwright
Jonathan Mostow – screenwriter and movie director
David Harari- film maker
Peggy Lipton – Mod Squad Actress From Lawrence N Y
Debra Winger – actress
Buddy Hackett – actor, comedian
Neil Sedaka – singer
Al Cohn – saxophone player now deceased
George Segal – actor
Arlo Guthrie – Woody Guthrie’s son, mother Marjorie was Jewish
Richard Rogers – composer
Carolyn Summerlin – comic, concert pianist
Amy Brenneman – actress
Judd Hirsh – actor Taxi
Philip Roth – author
Jerry Orbach – Briscoe on Law and Order
Alan Alda – actor
Al Kooper – Founder, Blood Sweat and Tears
Rodd Keith – (real name:Rod Eskelin) song-poem auteur
Matt Fraiberg – owner Guardian Alarm
Chico Marx – comedian (Marx Brothers)
Sarah Jessica Parker – actress
Chaim Potok – author
David Broza – Israeli singer/songwriter
Jennifer Aniston – actress
Mr. Rogers – actor… plays with little kids
Are Thue-Jones – founder of Jew-Tang
Camille Pisarro – artist
Kathy Levine – QVC hostess
Jessica Savitch – NBC News’ former Golden Girl
Peter Mark Richman – actor, writer, artist
Adam Arkin – actor Chicago Hope
Marilyn Michaels – impressionist
Alan Menken — composer
George Jessel – Toastmaster General
Dani Behr – S.African/British presenter (Giggs’ girl)
Yasha Heifetz – violinist
Lorne Greene – actor
Pamela Anderson – Playboy, Baywatch (born Joan Goldstein)
Gustav Mahler – composer
Phoebe Cates – actress, Fast Times at Ridgemont High (Real last name: Katz)
Judy Blume – Children’s author
Bronco Billy Anderson – silent film cowboy
Richard Benjamin – actor and director
Charles Bronson – actor
Joey Bishop – comic
MCA (Adam Yauch)- rap musician, Beastie Boys
Josef Schmidt, Rosa Raisa, Leonard Warren – opera singers
Norm Crosby- stand up comic
James Caan – actor, Rollerball etc.
Emma Samms – actress on Dynasty
Louise Wener – front woman Britpop band Sleeper
Omri Katz – actor
Richard Lewis – comedian
Adam Sandler- actor
Michael Fishman – actor – Roseanne
Barbara Amiel – writer
Walter Mathau – actor and comedian
Norman Greenbaum – ‘Spirit in the Sky’ musician
Joanna Going – actress
Otto Klemperer – orchestra conductor
Randy West – pathetic porn hustler
Ralph Lauren – fashion designer
Paul Mazursky – director
Ed Asner – actor
Mark Knopfler – Dire Straits lead vocal and guitarist
Richartd Belzer-actor/comedian
Eddie Cantor – singer, actor
Max Weinberg – drummer, Bruce Springstein, Conan O’brien
Mike Nichols – director ( The Graduate, Catch , The Birdcage )
Patrick Bruel – French singer
Yaakov Agam – modern painter/sculptor
Rowan Atkinson – comedian (Mr. Bean, Voice of Zazu in Lion King)
Salim Hallali – singer – Morocco
Benny Goodman – musician
Danny Jacobson – writer/producer
Jean Jacques Goldman – french musician, singer
Adam Duritz – schizophrenic lead singer of Counting Crows
Paul Cohen – Quebecer guitarist
Joan Lunden – real last name Blunden
Saul Rubinek – actor
Michael Wolf – musician
Marty Feldman – actor, comedian
Dave Ehrman – actor
Adrian Kaplan – South African actor
Maurice Schwartz – Yiddish theater actor
Corey Feldman – actor
Milton Berle – comedian
Madeline Kahn – actress (Clue, Nixon)
Matthew Bratter – musician, Daisy’s Red Gravy Train
Donna Karan – designer
Justine Frischman – frontwoman Britpop band Elastica
Sally Field – actress
Arthur Fiedler – former Boston Pops Conductor
Laurence Tolhurst – original drummer of The Cure
Brett Sommers – The Match Game
Stanley Kubrick – movie director (clockwork orange,the Shining…)
Richard Tucker – opera singer
Buddy Rich – drummer
Richard Simmons- Live-it, health guru
Aaron Copland – composer of Appalachin Spring and other great classical music
George Solti – conductor (Chicago Symphony)
Maury Yeston- musical composer of shows like Nine, Phantom and Titanic
Irving Layton – Canadian poet
Gary Lewis – Rock Singer ( Jerry’s Son )
Ernst Lubitsch- Polish film director of To Be Or Not to Be
Don Adams – actor, Maxwell Smart
Oscar Levant – pianist
Arturo Jimenez – Columbian Real Estate thief
Jan Peerce (Pinchus Perlmutter) – opera singer
Mike Gordan – bass for Phish
Joe Elliot – Def Leppard lead singer
Ken Olin – actor Thirty Something
David Horowitz – writer, political commentator
Phil Glasser- actor- An American Tail (Fievel)
Debbie Gibson – singer
Wallace Shawn – actor (Princess Bride, Toy Story, Clueless)
Moshe Weinberg – (Vainberg) Russian composer
Simone Signoret – French actress (‘Diabolique’)
Clea Lewis – actress Audrey on Ellen
Saul Zaentz – producer ( One flew over…, Amadeus, The English Patient )
Rachel Rosenthal – Los Angeles-based performace artist
Richard Belzer – comedy
Will Self – British writer
Roger Hannin – French actor
Fritz Lang – director of Metropolis and The Vampire of Dusseldorf
Dr. Laura Schlesinger – radio host and author
Rena Sofer – actress
David ‘Dudu’ Fisher – Israeli Singer and Cantor
Vic Tayback – actor on Alice
Daniel Day Lewis – British actor (Jewish mother)
Graham Gouldman – member of cc’s pop songwriter
Dina Meyer – actress appears in film ‘Dragonheart’
Abe Vigoda – Fish from Barney Miller
Felix Mendelssohn – composer
Marcel Proust – writer
Mark Volman co-founder of the Turtles
Yul Brynner – Jewish screen actor
Arye Gross – actor
Michael Gelman – producer of Regis and Kathie Lee
Rain Pryor – actress daughter of Richard, mom Jewish
Howard Kaylan – co-founder of the turtles
David Cronenberg – Canadian director/writer (The Fly)
David Birney – actor-St. Elswhere
Randy Spelling – actor son of Aaron Spelling and brother of Tori Spelling
Kim Zimmer – actresss/guiding light
Carl Reiner – comedian
Mike Bloomfield – Blues guitarist
Lee Grant – actress/director
Sam Wolff – Mayor Elect/Atlanta (Rabbi Cheamcheese)
Alicia Markova – Ballet dancer (nee Alice Marks).
S. J. Perelman – writer – screenplays for Marx’ Comedies: Monkey Business; Horse Feathers, etc
Yuri Rasovsky – radio dramatist of the s and s.
Edward G. Robinson – actor (real name Emmanuel Goldenberg)
Anouk Aimee – French actress (‘A Man and a Woman’)
Enrico Macias – singer/musician Algerian-French jew
Melissa Rosenberg – Joan Rivers’ daughter/Host E! Entertaiment
Jennifer Jason Leigh – actress, Daughter of Vic Morrow
Joely Fisher – actress/Ellen. Half-sister of Carrie.
Mitul Patel – Jewish/Indian actor
Adam Yauch – musician (Beastie Boys)
Mark Bomer – jew activist and historian (distorter of history)
Pincas Zuckerman – violinist and conductor
Joe Belgrade – stage and screen actor
Elliot Goldenthal – Movie Composer – Batman and Robin and others
Kent Brockman – TV anchor on The Simpsons Kenny Brockelstein
Henri Bergson – writer
Stan Getz – saxophonist
Jim Shapiro – musician, Veruca Salt
Arthur Koestler – author
Kurt Weil – composer (Three Penny Opera)
Mark Walberg – game show host (The Big Date)
Al Waxman – actor / Cagney and Lacey
Max Fleischer – animation producer (Betty Boop, Popeye, etc.)
Julius Lester – author and professor
David Halberstam – author
Kirk Douglas, nee Isadore Demsky – actor
Fritz Reiner, George Szell – conductors
Joe Besser – one of the three stooges, for a while.
Ronn Owens – San Francisco/Los Angeles talk show host
Lorraine Newman – Saturday Night Live
Aaron Freeman – Chicago radio talkshow host
Stephen Evans – writer, director, actor
Helen Hunt – (Father Jewish; Mad About You)
Albert Cohen – French language author
Josh Niehaus – musician, entertainer
Kinky Friedman – country singer and mystery author
Felix Mendelssohn – composer
Todd Suchman – Styx drummer
Laurin Sydney – Showbiz Today CNN
Michael Kinsley – columnist
Robert Merrill – opera singer
Jeff Daniels – actor
Jerry Stiller – Mr. Costanza and Ben’s dad
Helen Shapiro – British singer
Justine Frischmann – lead singer of band Elastica
David Steinberg – comedian/director
Steven Tyler – lead singer in the music group Aerosmith
Jackie Mason – comedian
Shecky Greene – comic
Harvey Korman – comedian, actor, The Carol Burnett Show
June Allyson Ella Geisman – actress
Harrison Ford – one jew parent
Alain Boublil – lyricist of Miss Saigon
Sakari Topelius – fairy-teller
Ringo Starr – Beatles drummer
Isaac Mizrachi — fashion designer
Jack Klugman – Oscar from The Odd Couple
Paul McKellar – holohoax lecturer
Fanny Brice – comedian
Doc Severenson – Tonight Show
Jessica Lundy – actress (Hope and Gloria)
Alan Wilder – keyboard player of Depeche Mode
Andrew ‘Dice’ Clay – comedian, actor. Real name is: Andrew Silverberg
Nina Rodzynek – musician
Aaron Rosand – concert violinist
Jennifer Doctorovich – theater actress in Houston, Texas
Jack Spector – disc jockey
Joanna Gleason – (daughter of Monty Hall) actress
Elliot Gould- actor, M.A.S.H.
Jon Stewart – talk show host, comedian
Pittsburgh Pete – radio actor
Jerry Bock – composer ( Fiddler On The Roof, She Loves Me plus more)
John Stossel – news anchor
Ross Martin – actor (TV’s ‘The Wild, Wild West’) real name Martin Rosenblatt
Lee Konitz – musician (jazz saxophonist)
Charles Grodin – actor, writer
Dan Futterman – actor (The Birdcage)
Michael Ovitz – Disney
Charles Orange – poet
Ben Elton – comedian and writer
Arthur Schnitzler – playwright, novelist and doctor
Leslie Stahl – Sixty Minutes
Laura Shaff – Bon Vivant, Girl About Town
Debbie Goad – writer (Answer Me!)
Haim Topol – actor (Fiddler on the Roof)
Helena Bonham-Carter – her mother is a Rothschild
Hans Rosenthal – radio/tv presenter
Don Black – lyricist of Sunset Boulevard
Laura Bertam – actress on the Disney Channel’s ‘Ready or Not’
Sid Ceasar – comic actor and writer
Jamie Lee Curtis – actress (Father is Jewish)
Robert Clary – actor (LeBeau from Hogan’s Heroes)
Steven Adler – ex drummer for Guns n Roses
Michael Tucker – actor, LA Law etc.
Arlene Dahl – actress
Linda Rondstat – singer Jewish grandparents
Suzy Mamann Greenberg – producer of Seinfeld and other NBC shows
Mick Jones – musician from the Clash/B.A.D. – mother Jewish
Rick London – cartoonist, London’s Times Cartoon
Sid Caesar – comedian
Steve Guttenberg – actor
Jay Diamond – radio talk show host (used to be on WABC)
Lorenzo Lamas – actor ( Jewish Mom )
Bruno Schulz – writer
Adam Faith – British singer
Christopher Lambert – actor (father)
Jackie Kallen – manager of James Toney
Barbara Hershey (Herzstein)- actress
Sasha Mitchell – actor (Step by Step, Kickboxer )
Sam Levinson – humorist/TV panelist
Ann B. Davis – actress (Alice in The Brady Bunch)
Paula Zahn – broadcast journalist cbs
Ramblin’ Jack Elliot – folk singer/guitar player
Wendy Mallick – actress ( mostly sitcoms)
Carnie Wilson – former singer (wilson phillips), former talk show host, and daughter of beach boy Brian Wilson (mother Marilyn Rovell is Jewish)
Arnold Stang – film actor
Chevy Chase – actor, comedian
Carly Simon – singer
Jackie Mason – comedian
Martin and Charlie Sheen – actors
Ken Berry – actor, Mayberry R.F.D., F Troop
Rob Reiner – comedian and movie director
Totie Fields – comedienne
Steve Levy – (ESPN-Sportscenter)
Richard Salwitz – aka Magic Dick, Musician J Geils Band
Milton Berle – comedian
Chuck Barris – creator of The Dating Game
Ian Ziering – actor
Gene Barry – actor, Bat Masterson
Adam Rich – Eight Is Enough
Jane Kaczmarek – actress
Linda (Epstein) Eastman – Paul Macartney’s wife
Rona Barret ( Bernstein ) – gossip reporter
Paul Shaffer – musician – Letterman show
Red Aaron Buttons – comic
Ivan Reitman – Canadian director – Meatballs
Tori Spelling – Donna in Beverly Hills
Shelley Berman – comedian
Yves Montand – real name Ivo Livi, french singer
Florence Henderson – Brady Bunch, singer
Lyle Waggoner – comedian The Carol Burnett Show
Allen Funt – host of ‘Candid Camera’
Woody Strode – black man from spartacus
Jeff Chandler – 50’s actor, singer
Tony Kushner- playwright (Angels in America)
Stephanie Powers – actress
Samy Elmaghribi – singer – Morocco
Art Buchwald – author and columnist
Jonathan Brandis – actor
William Goldman – screenwriter (The Princess Bride)
Walter Lippman – journalist/ founded the New Republic
Josef Szigeti – violinist
Rob Cohen – director
David Helfgott – Australian pianist
Jerry Seinfeld – comedian, tv star
Haim Topol – actor
Dani from Cradle Of Filth – (Mother is Ethiopian,Father is Jewish)
Andrew Mark Berman – actor that was on The Wonder Years and other shows
Lawrence Harvey – actor
Michael Berrin – M.C. Search formally of 3rd Bass
Arlene Sorkin – Caliope Jones on Days Of Our Lives
Gene Wilder – actor, Silver Streak, Gilda Radner’s husband
David Schwimmer – actor (Ross on ‘Friends’)
King Diamond – american singer (Mercyful Fate)
Herschel Savage – pathetic porn actor
Julie Kanver- voice of Marge Simpson
Jenna Jameson – porn slut/mother Teresa wife of SQS
Shelley Winters Shirley Schrift – actress
Tony Randall – (Leonard Rosenberg – real name)
Jerry Orbach – actor
Sylvia Sydney – actress
Jay Black – Jay and The Americans
Samuel Avital – founder, Boulder Mime Theatre
Dustin Diamond – Screech from Saved By the Bell
Mircea Crisan (Kraus?) – Romanian entertainer
Paulette Goddard – movie actress of the past
Trevor Rabin – musician Yes
David Gahan – lead for Depeche Mode
Sydney Rome – actress
Arnold Schoenberg – composer
Josef Von Sternberg – actor/director
Robert Clary – actor (Hogan’s Heros)
Joel and Ethan Coen – producer, director, writers (Raising Arizona)
Fred Savage – actor The Wonder Years
Jackie Vernon – comedian
Liv Tyler – actress daughter of Steven Tyler
Mitzi Gaynor – actress, dancer, singer
Neriah Davis – porn slut
Mark Feuerstein – actor (comedy Fired Up)
Courtney Love – talentless punk rocker
Mickey Hart – drummer for Grateful Dead (also Mystery Box)
Bess Myerson – first jewess Miss America (pathetic)
Herschel Bernardi – actor
Moe Kauffman – Canadian jazz musician
Michele Landsberg – newspaper columnist and Jewish Womens’ activist
Tony Goldwyn – actor Ghost
Melissa Manchester – singer
Shlomo Mintz – violinist
Mark Moran – Talk Show Host
Shaun Weiss – child Actor(Heavyweights,Mighty Ducks +)
Ross Gelman – actor, comedian, adult entertainer
Vladimir Horowitz – pianist
Ron Leavitt – Married With Children creator/producer
Jason Marsden – actor
Jack Gilford – comedian/actor
Serge Koussevitzky – conductor
Dianne Weist – actress
Michel Berger – french composer and singer (tycoon)
Barry Sonnenfeld – director Get Shorty, Addams Family
Ron Rifkin – actor
Sheldon Harnick – Lyricist (Fiddler On the Roof, She Loves Me plus more)
Lee Zurik – CBS Sports anchor
Mr. G – WPIX New York weatherman
Selma Diamond – late gravelly voiced actress from Night Court
Polly Draper – actress (Thirtysomething)
Dorothy Rothschild Parker – author
Joshua Redman – saxaphonist, Jewish mom
Malcolm McLaren–manager of the Sex Pistols
Allen Garfield (Goorwitz) – actor
Zohra Lampert – actress
Peter Wolf – musician
David Susskind – producer
Dan Greenburg – author (‘How to be a Jewish Mother’)
Sheldon Leonard – late actor/producer
Michael Lembeck – actor/director
Sonny Fox – children’s TV producer/host
Stuart Pankin – former host of HBO *Not Necessarily the News
Bruno Bauer – conductor
Sherwood Schwartz – creator Of Gilligans Isle
Renee Taylor – actress (The Nanny)
Paul Muni – actor(Realname Muni Weisenfreund)
Shalom Aleichem – Yiddish writer
Emma Lazarus – poet, subversive (‘Give me your tired, your poor,..’ from the Statue of Liberty)
Jonathon Lipnicki – child actor/ Jerry Maguire
Alan Gratzer and Kevin Cronin – musician of REO Speedwagon
Doug Feiger – musician, The Knack
John Leguizamo – Colombian actor, comedian
Menahem Golan – Israeli producer, director
Phobe Levy Pember – Confederate Civil War figure portrayed as hero by jews (no surprise there)
Gregg Woodman – The Sidewinder
Jean-Luc Godard – filmmaker
Rick Moranis – actor
Kim Greist – actress Chicago Hope/Homeward Bound
Anthony Newley – singer, composer, actor
Kitty Carlisle – panelist on What’s My Line (real last name: Conn)
Claude Rains – actor (Casablanca)
David Mamet – director, writer (The Verdict, Hoffa)
Allen Ginsberg – poet
Artur Rubenstein – piano player
Andy Kaufmann – actor Taxi sitcom
Dina Sfat – Brazilian actress
William Daniels – actor St. Elswhere
Jerry Ohrbach – actor
David Milch – co-producer/writer of NYPD Blue
Bill Pullman – actor
Yaphet Kotto – actor
Adam Horowitz – musician (Beastie Boys)
Amos Elon – Israeli writer and journalist
Lisa Edelstein – actress Relativity
Boris Pasternak – Russian writer
Camryn Manheim – actress (The Practice)
Rick Rubin – record producer/Def Jam co-founder
Andy Ackerman – producer, director (Cheers, Frasier, Seinfeld)
Eddie Fisher – singer
Georges Bizet – composer of Carmen, Symphony in C
Clifford Odetts – playwright (Golden Boy)
Michael Rappaport – actor
Eugene Ormandy- conductor (purveyor of the Philadelphia sound)
Rob Schneider – actor, comedian
Roy Lichtenstein – painter
Artur Rubinstein – pianist
John Rubinstein – actor (Family; son of Artur)
Jessica Walter – actress
J.D. Salinger – author (Catcher in the Rye)
F. Murray Abraham – actor (Amadeus)
Sam Jaffe – actor (Ben Casey)
Norman Lear – All In The Family Creator, producer
Marvin Hamlisch – composer of A Chorus Line
Ed Isaiah Wynn – actor, producer, director
Peter Green – Blues guitarist, founder of Fleetwood Mac
Gummo Marx – comedian (Marx Brothers)
Marianne Faithful – singer, girlfriend of Mick Jagger
Steven Lovy – writer, director of Circuitry Man
Richard Dix – actor of the twenties and thirties
Mickey Cohen – gangster
Florenz Ziegfeld – theatrical producer
Dan Lauria – actor, Wonder Years
Richard Masur – actor
Joseph Papp – public theatre, founded non profit NYC Public Theater
Harold Prince – Broadway director (Phantom Of The Opera, Cabaret, and many more)
Benjamin Mor – Benyad from the rap group Blood of Avraham
D. Saevitz – Mazik from the rap group Blood of Avraham
Max Aranoff – violist of the Curtis String Quartet
Goldie Hawn – actress
Primo Levi – writer (holocaust faker)
Adam Goldberg – actor (TV-Relativity, Movies-Higher Learning and The Prophecy)
Shimi Tavori – Israeli singer and performer
Stephen R. Kuntz – attorney at law
Karl Haas – pianist, conductor, host of Adventures in Music
Polly Bergen – actress
Hal Linden – actor, director
Hal Lipshitz – actor
Arthur Miller – writer (Death of a Salesman)
Beverly Sills – opera singer and director
Al Jolson – singer and actor
Daniel Stern – actor
Carly Simons -singer
Fredrick Loewe – composer( Camelot, Gigi, My Fair Lady, Brigadoon)
John Rubenstein – actor
Tom Bosley – Mr. C. on Happy Days
Roberta Peters – opera singer
John Garfield – movie star
Mark Banks – South African comedian
Susan Strasberg – daughter of Lee, stage and screen actress
Betty Friedan – author/ feminist
Stanley Drucker – clarinet player, NY Philharmonic Orchestra
Deborah Raffin – actress
Kevin Pollack – actor
Theda Bara – silent actress, original ‘vamp’
Natalio Finkelstein – violinist in tango orchestras – Argentina
Norman Corwin – writer, producer, director of American radio drama
Alan Rachins – LA Law
Fania Fenelon — singer, author, holocaust faker; *Playing for Time* is her autobiography
Lee Strassberg – actor
Larry Storch – F Troop actor
Jeannie Becker – Fashion Television
Phil Silvers – Sgt. Bilko
Kenny G – musician(sax)
Daniel Ash and Kevin Haskin – musicians from Bauhaus, British goth band
Billy Wilder – director (Sunset Boulevard- the movie)
Josh Niehaus – musician/entertainer
Pierre Monteux – orchestral conductor
Mel Tilles – Country and Western singer
Rita Rudner – comedian
Faye Kellerman – author,wife of Jonathan
Herb Edelman – police chief on ‘Murder She Wrote’
Chip Zien – Broadway actor (Falsettos, Into The Woods)
Leonard Bernstein – composer, conductor
Bruce Adler – singer, dancer, comedian
Yascha Heifetz – violinist
Peter Falk – actor (TV’s ‘Columbo’)
Robert ‘Mutt’ Lange – owner Flood/Mute records (Depeche Mode)
Martin Gore – songwriter (Depeche Mode)
Stacy Earl – singer
Josh Meisels – marathon runner
Maeve Kinkead – actress Guiding Light
Jule Styne – composer of Gypsy
Yarema Hutsaliuk – American/French writer
Louie Nye (Neistat) – comedian
David Mamet- playwright
Abigail Van Buren – Dear Abby advice columnist
Ralph Bakshi – cartoon director (Fritz the Cat, Cool World)
Lindsey Crouse – actress (Daniel)
Judy Cavitez – actress
Greg Hetson – guitarist for Bad Religion and the Circle Jerks
Jerome Kern – composer of Show Boat
Matt Groening – creator of the Simpsons
Ben Savage – actor
Robert Lansing – actor
Claude – Michel Schonberg – composer of Les Mis
Sidney Lumet – film director
Denise Katrina Smith (aka Vanity) – actress, performer mother is jewish
Mark Rothko – abstract expressionist painter
Jane Wiedland – member of the Go-Gos.
Al Cooper – musician
Roxanne Hart – actress Chicago Hope
Rod Serling – Twilight Zone creator
Ethel Merman – Ethel Zimmerman performer
Herb Alpert – musician (Russian Jewish)
Abe Vigoda – Fish on Barney Miller
Sue Mengers – agent
David Brenner – comedian
Edward G. Robinson – actor
Paul Muni – actor (‘Louis Pasteur’, ‘Fugitive from a Chain Gang’)
Boris Thomashevsky – actor (Yiddish theater)
Bessy Thomashevsky – actress
Walter Mosley – writer (mother is Jewish)
Dictators – NYC punk rockers – Dick Manintoba (Richard Blum) Andy Shernoff Ross (The Boss) Friedman Scott (Top Ten) Kempner Richie Teeter
Goldy Hawn – actress, First Wives Club
Zachary Hines – son of Gregory and Jewish wife
Adam Sandler – comedian, songwriter
Erynn Hubbard – actress, comedian
Dr. Ruth – perverted sex therapist
Alexander Kipnis – opera singer
Emanuel List – opera singer
Marie Rappold – opera singer
Barbra Streisand – actress, singer
Rita Shane, Norman Mittelmann – Met opera
Jerome Kern, Frank Loesser – Broadway composers
Gregor Piatigorsky, Emanuel Feuermann – cellists
Josef Szigeti, Mischa Elman – violinists
Thomas Shlamme – director
Franz Kafka – novelist
Joel Grey – actor
Georgia Brown – actress
Judy Holliday – actress
Nora Ephron – writer, director
Morris Carnovsky – actor
Goddard Lieberson – President of Columbia Records
Adolph Green – lyricist
Bonnie Franklin – actress
Moira Shearer – actress now deceased
Chaim Topol — singer and actor
Robbie Kreieger – Doors guitarist
Bruce ‘Cousin Brucie’ Morrow – NYC disc jockey
Richard Hell – punk rocker – Television Heartbreakers Voidoids
Jonathan Silverman – actor
Mike Diamond – (Mike D.) band member of Beastie Boys
Adam yauch – (MCA) band member of Beastie Boys
Adam Horowitz – (Adrock) band member of Beastie Boys
Amos Oz – Israeli writer
Silvio Santos – Brazilian humorist
Leo Genn – British actor (Quo Vadis)
Duncan Renaldo – Tv’s Cisco Kid (born in Romania)
Efrem Zimbalist Sr. – violinist
Ricardo Cortez – film actor (born Jacob Krantz)
Francesca Annis – British actress
Douglas Fairbanks Sr. – silent actor (real name Ulman)
Stuart Whitman – film actor
Larry Gelbart – Mash producer
Jack Benny – comedian
Alan Klein – briefly manager of both The Beatles and The Stones
Joel Siegel – film critic ABC
Bernard Kalb – CNN Host of ‘Reliable Sources’
Hart Bochner – actor, director
Armin Shimerman – ‘Quark’ on Deep Space Nine
Jonathan Larson – composer of the musical RENT
Gary David Goldberg – producer
Shalom Harlow – model
Frank Hope – From Oddville he is the host on the show
Joseph Brodsky – author
Natasha Lyonne – jewish actress
Claire Bloom – actress
Sydney Pollack – director, producer
Katrina Neville – soprano, Penn State Opera Theatre
Patricia Richardson – actress, Home Improvement
Henry Jaglom – director of off-beat films
Amy Heckerling – director, writer (Fast Times at Ridgemont High)
Arthur Rubinstein – pianist
Sarah Berhardt – French actress
Jason Bateman – actor
Isaac Babel – writer
Nathanael West (Nathan Weinstein) – writer Miss Lonelyhearts; The Day of the Locust
Shari Lewis – children’s entertainer
All the members of The J.Geils Band except for J.Geils
Lisa Loeb – singer with band Nine Stories
David Schwimmer – actor in Friends
Jessica Hecht – actress Single Guy
Bert Bachrach – American composer
Aaron Abel – singer
Serge Gainsbourg – French composer and singer
Larisa Oleynik – Secret World of Alex Mack
Gertrude Berg – actress (TV’s ‘The Goldbergs’)
Oscar Hammerstein – deceased composer of Broadway musicals
Gene Siskel – film critic (Siskel and Ebert)
Arthur Hiller – director of Love Story
David Notowitz – film producer, writer, editor
Paul Kossoff – guitarist English group Free
Barbara Bach – Ringo’s wife Jewish father
Syl Sylvain – member of New York Dolls
Shmuel Yosef Agnon – writer
Judy Landers – actress
Linda Lavin – TV show Alice
Ophelie Winter – French actress, singer
Alan Arkin – actor Father of Adam
Elmer Bernstein – musician (composer/conductor)
Daniel Benzali – actor (The Series: Murder One)
Jill Clayburgh – actress (An Unmarried Woman, Silver Streak)
Brett ‘Da Hit Man’ Moses – proprietor of Atlanta’s Tattletales
Rod Steiger – actor
Wendy Liebman – commedienne
Estelle Harris – Yiddish actress plays George’s Mom on Seinfeld
Larry Floyd Matthews – Country singer, accordianist
Norm Crosby – comedian
Beck – musician
Lena Brenner – story teller
Bill Dana – comedian
Al Levine – WBLI/NY DJ
Manfred Mann – musician
The King Ad Rock (Adam Horovitz) – rap musician, Beastie Boys
Harry James – band leader (husband of Betty Grable)
Dave Katz – lead singer of Ekoositk Hookah
Tristan Tzara ( real name Sami Rosenstein ) – French poet, begginer of the Dadaist Movement of arts.
Al Lewis – TV Show The Munsters
Harold Pinter – English actor and playwriter; founder of the ‘Absurd Theatre’.
Kim Iglinski – Israeli model
H. Leivick – Russian poet: ‘The Golem’
Steve Lawrence – singer – real name Sidney Liebowitz
Mitt Errandestein – French actor
Michel Boujenah – famous French actor
Arthur Hiller – director (Silver Streak et. al. )
Louise Lasser – actress Mary Hartman
Eric Johnson – solo artist (guitarist)
Gabriel Kaplan – comic Welcome Back Kotter
Henny Youngman – comedian
Malcolm Gets – actor (Richard on Caroline in the City)
Earl Pomerantz – executive producer for the Larry Sander’s Show, Major Dad, (the old) Cosby Show
Carol Connors – wrote theme song for Rocky
Alexey Sayle – comedian
Jean Claude Van Damme – martial artist, actor mother is Jewish
Susan St. James – actress
Mick Green – rock guitarist with the Pirates (was Johnny Kidd and the Pirates)
Greg Wise – actor
Max Miller – English music hall comedian
Bud Flanagan – English music hall actor
Ruby Wax – comedienne
Gustav Mahler – composer
Mendel Feibush – Yiddish character actor
Jack Rosenthal – playwrite
Horst Buchholst – actor
Maureen Lipman – comic actress
Brian Epstein – Beatles manager
Harry Rabinowitz – conductor
Alfie Bass – comic actor
Warren Mitchell – actor
Frankie Vaughan – singer
Anthony Sher – actor
Bob Monkhouse – comedian
Leslie Howard – actor
Leslie Gore – singer
Ronald Harwood – born in South Africa as Horwitz (playwright)
Harry James – band leader
Melvyn Douglas – actor
David Helfcott – classical pianist
Artie Shaw – band leader
Bob Hoskins – actor
Alma Cogan – singer
Taylor Dayne – singer
Donald Weilerstein – violinist of Cleveland String Quartert
Norman Corwin – American radio dramatist
Viola Spolins – inventor of theater games
Paul Sills – founding director of Second City
Bernie Sahlins – founding producer of Second City
Wayne and Shuster – comedians
Ritz Brothers – comedians
Tony Martin – singer
Marty Balin – singer, Jefferson Airplane (father)
Gwyneth Paltrow – actress (Emma,Seven)(father is Jewish)
Marlee Matlin – Deaf actress – Picket Fences
Saul Bellow – novelist
Janet Leigh – movie Star (Psycho, Bye Bye Birdie), mother of Jamie Lee Curtis
Sarah Bernhardt – actress
Robbie Robertson – singer, The Band (father)
Vic Morrow – actor
Calvin Trillin – writer
Grace Lee Whitney – actress who portrayed Yeoman Rand on ‘Star Trek’
Nichols and May – comedians
Smith and Dale – comedians
Rachel Lipman – tv writer (‘Rugrats’, ‘Hey Arnold’,…)
Rob Morrow – actor
Peter Bogdanovich – director
Alan Rosenberg – actor in LA Law and Cybill
Claude Lelouch – French film director
Bert Lahr – comedian
Freddie Prinze – comedian (mother)
Carl Reiner – comedian
Laura Nyro – singer
Molly Picon – actress
Eugene Levy – actor
Fred Levine – psychologist
Mary Livingstone – comedian
Mel Blanc – cartoon voice
Helen Reddy – singer
Anne Revere – actress
Lilli Palmer – actress
John Forsythe (John Freund) – actor
Bob Saget – comedian, host of America’s Funniest Home Videos
Kate Capshaw – actress
Joan Micklin Silver – director, writer (Hester Street, Crossing Delancey)
Steve Goodman – singer
Michael Douglas (Kirk’s son) – actor
Sonia Benezra – french talk show host in montreal
Jason Hervey – costar of the Wonder Wears
Victor Borge – comedian
Susan Cabot – actress
Carmel Myers – actress
Leo Gorcey – actor
Billy Halop – actor
Ben Harris – Scholar Extraordinaire
Michael Krugman – author of Generation Ecch
Adam Wyle – actor – Picket Fences
Donne Pescow – Angie T V Show
Bruce Morrow (Cousin Brucie) – disc jockey
Jerome Robbins – choreographer, director
Albert Suissa – singer – Morocco
Jules Dassin – film director
Michael Stoyanov – actor Tony Ruso on the show Blossom
Murray Kaufman (Murray The K, The Fifth Beatle) – disc jockey, WINS
Aaron Spelling – famous TV producer/ daughter Tori on
Barbara Sokol – Grease
Jerzy Kosinski – Novelist
John Byrne (born Bronowski) – wanker
Tony Cowley (born Kaulish) – also a wanker
Barry Miller – Saturday Night Fever
Yaphet Kotto – Capt. G on Homicide
Chris Isaac – musician, mother is Jewish
Bob Vila – Home Improvement host
Harry Ellis Dickson – former Boston Pops Conductor
Juan Valdez – Columbian coffee guy (born John Feldenstein)
Carol Kane – actress
Joel Silver – producer ( Die Hard I,II,III etc. )
Mort Sahl – comedy
Emil Gilels – concert pianist
Jeannie Berlin – actress
Tony Parisi – of the Village People (cowboy)
Seth Polzer – shepherd from Isreal
Martin Landau – actor
Brad Ray – rap singer
Justin Miller – first male to receive breast implant (disgusting)
Paul Whiteman – early big jazz band conductor
Richard Starkey – Ringo Starr – Former Beatle
Bugsy Siegal – gangster
The Beastie Boys – rap group, all Jewish
Jonathon Wolfe – musician
Michael Buchmann Silver – actor (DA on NYPD Blue)
Israel Horowitz – playwright
Jennifer Rubin – actress Screamers
Kirka Babitzin – Finnish singer
Rachel Miner – actress Guiding Light and is also in the Anne Frank play
Pat Nash – real name-Jacob Goldberg – Israeli Singer and Cantor – Yiddish writer/actor (Three Penny Opera)
Mark Moses – actor/Single Guy
Marilyn Bergman – songwriter
Mel Torme – singer, actor, songwriter (The Christmas Song)
Maxim Gorgi – Russian writer
Jaime Alissa Yoss – gymnast, Indy car driver
Martin Mull – comedy
Leiber and Stoller – composers, producers, writers (HOUND DOG, STAND BY ME, JAILHOUSE ROCK)
Kerry King, Jeff Hanneman – guitarists for Slayer
Cass Elliot (Elizabeth cohen) – singer of the Mammas and the Papas
Bob Rivers – morning radio host
Josh Mostel – actor – son of Zero Mostel
Phyllis Newman – actress
Sandra Bernhard – comedian, actress
Carol Leiffer – commedienne,writer/Seinfeld
John Taylor – bass of Duran Duran
James L Brooks – producer
Anton LaVey – founder of The Church Of Satan (real name is Howard Levey)
Marilyn Manson – musician (Warner is real name)
Edward G Robinson – actor deceased
Tracy Pollan – actress, wife of Michael J Fox
Shlomo Mintz – concert violinist
Jonathan Kellerman – author
Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons – musicians for rock band KISS
Mike Stern – jazz guitarist
Jackie Mason – Rabbi and comedian
Jonathan Taylor Thomas – Home Improvement
Adam Arkin – actor
Leon Askin – actor, director (General Burkhalter in Hogan’s Heroes)
Paul Shaffer – CBS orchestra , Late Show
Piper Laurie Rosetta Jacobs – actress
Sidney Sheldon – author
Dyan Cannon – actress currently on Ally McBeal
George Gershwin – composer
Barry Horowitz – wrestler
Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage – wrestler
Fred Savage – young actor from Wonder Years
Maya Plisetskaya – Russian balet dancer
Missy Yager – from Anne Frank play on Broadway
Natanya Ross – actress ‘Secret World Of Alex Mack’
Meredith Bishop – actress ‘Secret World Of Alex Mack’
Marion Ross – actress ‘Brooklyn Bridge’ and ‘Happy Days’
Steve Reich – American composer of minimalist music
Alana Ubach – actress ‘Brady Bunch movie’ and ‘Airborne’
Philip Glass – American composer of minimalist music
Michael Tilson-Thomas – conductor classical music , grandson of Tomashefsky Yiddish actor
Andre Previn – former jazz pianist, now classical conductor
Juice Newton – Country/pop singer – Queen of Hearts (real last name Cohen)
Harold Pinter – British playwrite
Sir Gorge Solti – conductor – especially opera
Ronnie Scott – British jazz saxophonist, founder of Ronnie Scott’s Club
Daniel Barenboim – conductor and pianist
Ermione Gingold – actress – parents married by British Chief Rabbi
Warren Mitchell – British actor – especially TV
James Levine – conductor
Stephen Perkins – drummer, Jane’s Addiction
Steven Bochco – producer of NYPD Blue, L.A. Law, Hill Street Blues
Jose Lewgoy – Brazilian actor ( Kiss of the Spider Woman)
Dyan Cannon Samille Diane Friesen – actress
Sally Jesse Rapheal – talk show host
Michael Nyman – composer – wrote music for film ‘The Piano’
Jeremy Isaacs – was director Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Peter Schaffer – British playwright
Jonathan Miller – British opera director,doctor.
Arnold Wesker – British playwright
Arhur Miller – playwright – once married to Marilyn Monroe
Michael Roll – British pianist
Robert Rietti – British actor
Bernard Levin – British writer, newspaper columnist
Chaim Bermant – British writer, newspaper columnist
Kyra Sedgwick – actress Phenom, Miss Rose White (mother is Jewish)
John Steinbeck – author (i.e. Flight) of the the Century from Salinas, California.
Richard Kind – actor (Mad About You, Spin City)
Leslie Nielsen – actor (Airplane, Mr. Magoo)
Robert Crumb – s/s cultural cartoonist
Liz Sheridan – actress (plays Jerry’s mom on Seinfeld)
Buck Henry – comedian, writer, co-creator of Get Smart
Lee Strasberg – acting teacher
Harold Clurman – co-founder of Group Theater with Lee Strasburg
Lynn Samuels – radio talk show host, WABC radio
Sam Levene – stage and screen actor
Michael Tilson Thomas – conductor, grandfather was famed Yiddish actor Boris Tomashevski
Michael Gross – actor (Family ties)
Rod Steiger – actor
Maurice Sklar – violinist, plays for Benny Hinn
Red Skelton – comedian and former T.V. variety show host
Larry Kramer – AIDS activist, playwright (The Normal Heart, The Destiny of Me)
Scarlett Levine – Huggies commercial actress
Brian Epstein – manager of The Beatles
Harry Shearer – cartoon voices on Simpsons, comedian
Shawn Michaels – wrestler
Sally Kellerman – actress Mash
Richard Marx – singer, musician
Alex Bendersky – Russian-jewish poet
Caroline Schreiber – singer and actress
Daniel Wayne Matthews – Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Jeffrey Katzenberg – producer ( Dreamworks )
William Finn – composer (Falsettos)
Aaran Tan – lead singer and guitarist for rock band Phoenix
Aaron Bharatan – ex-Metallica guitarist and former guitarist for Phoenix
Jon Cryer – actor, Pretty in Pink, The Famous Teddy Z
Richard Dreyfuss – JAWS Actor
Lee Cobb – actor
Phil Spector – Record Producer, inventor of The Wall of Sound famous for drugging and raping a 15 yr old girl
Melissa Manchester – singer, songwriter, actress
Leo Rosten – author Joys of Yiddish
Joshua Bell – concert violinist
Bruce Kulick – guitarist from KISS
Elsa Zylberstein – French actress (played in Mina Tannenbaum)
Anita Diamant – author
Leonid Kogan – world class violinist
Peter Strauss – actor (‘Rich Man, Poor Man’)
Rebecca Goldstein – author Mazel
Jackie Zeman – actress General Hospital
Jascha Brodsky – first violinist of the Curtis String Quartet
Jim Rome – sports talk show host
Michael Zaslow – Roger Thorpe on The Guiding Light
Jim Bleyer – writer
Michelle Tractenberg – actress in the movie Harriet The Spy
Kari Wuhrer-Salin – MTV hostess, B movie actress
Johnny Rivers – musician
Cy Coleman – Composer (Sweet Charity, City Of Angels)
Cindy Margolis – model
Shalom Secunda – composer wrote by Meir Bist Du Shane
Assaf Bernstein – Israeli filmmaker
Amadeo Modigliani – artist
Delmore Schwartz – poet (the Cent)
Richard Kline – actor (Three’s Company)
Eli Wallach – actor (The Magnificent Seven)
Danielle Fishel – actress
Jamie Luner – actress, Savannah
Chris Brunecz – comedian (King of Late Night)
Rick Moranis – actor
Harold Robbins – nee Rubin – author
Chaim Soutine – Fauvist painter; friend of Modigliani
Bud Abbott – half of Abbott & Costello (jewish mother)
Morey Amsterdam – comedian, actor
Dave Attell – comedian
Ike Barenholtz – comedian, cast member MADtv
Lewis Black – comedian
Myron Cohen – comedian
David Cross – comedian, actor
Al Franken – comedian, activist
Elon Gold – comedian, actor
Mickey Katz – comedian
Robert Klein – comedian
Tom Lehrer – satirist, musician
Marc Maron – comedian, radio host
Robert Schimmel – comedian
Al Shean – comedian, actor
Rich Vos – comic
Jacob Pavlovitch Adler – actor
Stella Adler – acting teacher, actress
Joseph Chaikin & Peter Feldman – founders of Open Theatre
Anna Held – stage performer
George S. Kaufman – producer, director, theater owner/operator
Larry Kert – actor, singer
Michael Kidd – director, producer
James Lapine – director, librettist
Judith Light – actress
Lucille Lortel – Off Broadway Producer – Lucille Lortel Theater named for her
Joshua Malina – actor
Joshua Martin – actor
Sanford Meisner – founder of Neighborhood Playhouse
Idina Menzel – actress, singer, songwriter
David Merrick – producer, director
Mitch Miller – producer
Minskoff family – producers, theater owners
Alla Nazimova – actress
Nederlander family – producers, theater owners
Max Reinhardt – director
Elmer Rice – director, producer
Billy Rose – director, producer, theater operator
Morrie Riskind – director
Rebecca Schull – actress
Shubert family – producers, theater owners
Anna Sokolow – director
Julie Taymor – director
Barry Weissler – producer
Fran Weissler – producer
Louis Wolheim – actor
Harris Yulin – actor
Adam Glasser – founder of Seymore Inc, produer of Seymore Butts videos, pathetic porn pusher
Al Goldstein – publisher of Screw, pathetic porn pusher
Steven Hirsch – founder and co-chairman of Vivid Entertainment, porn pusher
Reuben Sturman – adult magazine publisher, porn pusher
Martha Stewart – TV personality
Eli Roth – Director
Lyor Cohen – former Def Jam, Time warner Music Group CEO
Rick Rubin – Def Jam co-founder, with Russell Simmons
Jerry Heller – former N.W.A. manager, co-founder Ruthless Records with Eazy-E (Eric Wright)
Aaron Russo – Director
Matt Lauer – T.V. Radio personality
Robert Cohen – Health Foodist, anti-dairy campaigner.
Bobby Fischer – Chess Player