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Dov GlickmanIsraeli theater, film and television actor
Date of Birth: 22.12.1949
Country:  Israel |
Content:
- Dov Glickman: A Versatile Israeli Actor
- Military Service and the Start of His Career
- Television Breakthrough with "Zehu Ze!"
- Film and Theatre Success
- International Recognition with "Shtisel"
- Recent Projects and Accolades
- Personal Life
- Current Endeavors
Dov Glickman: A Versatile Israeli Actor
Early Life and EducationDov Glickman was born on December 22, 1949, in Tel Aviv, Israel, to parents who had immigrated from the Russian Empire in the 1920s. As a child, he attended the Rananim School of Arts, where he studied acting, music, photography, and painting. He made his childhood debut as both an actor and an artist, showcasing his talents early on.
Military Service and the Start of His Career
After graduating high school, Glickman joined the Israeli army and served in the Navy Band. In 1971, he embarked on his acting career, signing a contract with the Haifa Theatre.
Television Breakthrough with "Zehu Ze!"
In 1978, Glickman became a household name in Israel after joining the cast of the comedy show "Zehu Ze!" His memorable character, Shaul the flower seller, brought him immense popularity and established him as a multifaceted performer.
Film and Theatre Success
Despite his television fame, Glickman continued to pursue theatre and film roles. He left an indelible mark with his performances in films like "Death of a Boxer" (1977), "The Band" (1978), and "Very Bad Guys" (2013). His theatre credits include notable performances in Haifa and Tel Aviv.
International Recognition with "Shtisel"
In 2013, Glickman's career soared to new heights with his starring role as an Orthodox rabbi in the Netflix series "Shtisel." His critically acclaimed performance garnered him two Israeli Academy Awards for Cinema and Television and international recognition.
Recent Projects and Accolades
Glickman has since expanded his filmography with projects like "Operation Oppenheimer" (2018), "Shoelaces" (2020), and the HBO political thriller "Oslo" (2021). His remarkable talent has earned him numerous awards and accolades.
Personal Life
Glickman was married to Gita Monte for 33 years before their separation in 2009. He later married Shlometzian Kaenon in 2011. Despite not having children, Glickman embraces life with a positive outlook and supports various charitable and environmental causes.
Current Endeavors
Dov Glickman continues to grace screens in both film and theatre. His recent performance as Mosche Tal in the Russian war drama "The Righteous" (2023) garnered critical acclaim. He remains an active and versatile actor, leaving an enduring legacy in Israeli entertainment.
