List of Jewish "entertainers" in the United Kingdom
This list of British Jewish entertainers includes entertainers (actors, directors, screenwriters, musicians, and others) from the United Kingdom and its predecessor states who are or were Jewish or of Jewish descent.
The number of Jews contributing to British cinema increased after 1933, when Jews were prohibited from working in Germany.[1] In the early 1930s, an anti-semitic newspaper, The Fascist, sought to isolate the Jews in British cinema.[1]
In the 1970s, the film scripts of British Jewish playwright Jack Rosenthal entitled Bar Mitzvah Boy and The Evacuees were noted as "unprecedented" as "British-Jewish depictions".[2] Stephen Brook wrote in The Club in 1989 that while there had been Jewish actors in British theatre, Jews had been more prominent as producers or agents.[3] In 1995, The Independent noted that British Jewish comedians had taken the lead from American Jewish comedian Jackie Mason, by laughing at their own Jewish neuroses, Jewish mothers, and their leaning towards chicken soup and chopped liver, which they would not have done ten years prior.[4] By the year 2000, British-Jewish comics may have reached their largest numbers, including Arnold Brown, David Baddiel, and Sacha Baron Cohen.[5]
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Contents
Film actors
- Alfie Bass, obituary, Jewish Chronicle, 24/7/1987 p14
- Claire Bloom [6], actress
- Helena Bonham Carter (1966 – ) Academy-Award nominated English film/television actress[7]
- Bernard Bresslaw, actor[8]
- Eleanor Bron [9], actress and name inspiration for Eleanor Rigby
- Katrin Cartlidge [10], actress (Jewish mother)
- Joan Collins[11] actress
- Marty Feldman [12], comic actor
- Fenella Fielding[13]
- Andrew Garfield
- Laurence Harvey [14], actor (Lithuanian-born)
- Leslie Howard [15], actor
- Jason Isaacs [16], actor
- Sid James [17], comic actor,(South African born)
- Tony Jay (1933–2006) English/American actor[18]
- David Kossoff [19], actor and stage monologuist
- Miriam Margolyes [20], actress
- Ron Moody [21], actor (Fagin in film musical "Oliver")
- Anthony Newley (1931–1999) English actor, singer & songwriter[8]
- Sophie Okonedo (1969 – ) Academy Award-nominated actress (Hotel Rwanda)[22]
- Nathalie Press [23], actress
- Daniel Radcliffe (1989 – ) English actor (Harry Potter)[24]
- Peter Sellers, actor
- Antony Sher [25], actor
- Ione Skye [26], actress (UK-born; Jewish mother)
- Janet Suzman [27], actress
- Elizabeth Taylor [28][29], actress (English-born; Convert to Judaism)
- Rachel Weisz [30], Oscar-winning actress
- Sam Wanamaker [31], actor
- Zoë Wanamaker [32], actress
- David Warner, actor best known as Jennings in The Omen
- Henry Woolf[33], actor
TV actors
- Sacha Baron Cohen (1971 – ),[34] comedian, notable for his comedy characters Ali G, Borat and Brüno; Borat is ironically portrayed as extremely anti-Semitic.
- Steven Berkoff (1937 – ) actor, writer and director[8]
- Lionel Blair [35], TV entertainer
- Marty Feldman (1934–1982), television comedian (See "Film Actors" list, above.)
- Rebecca Front [36], Comedy actress
- Stephen Fry [37], comedian & actor (Jewish mother)
- Henry Goodman [38], actor
- Lesley Joseph [39], Dorian in Birds of a Feather
- Miriam Karlin (1925 – 2011) actress (The Rag Trade)[8]
- Paul Kaye (1965 – ) comedian and writer[8]
- Robert Kazinsky television actor (EastEnders)[40][41]
- Felicity Kendal [42], actress (convert to Judaism)
- Maureen Lipman (1946 – ) film, television & theatre actress[8]
- Kay Mellor [43], actress & scriptwriter
- Warren Mitchell [44], Alf Garnett in Til Death Us Do Part
- Tracy-Ann Oberman, actress: [45]
- David Rappaport, actor with dwarfism
- Andrew Sachs (1930 – ) German-born English actor, Manuel in Fawlty Towers[8]
- Emma Samms [46]
- Georgia Slowe actress[47] Perdita in Emmerdale
- Sarah Solemani [48], actress in BBC series Him and Her
TV and radio presenters
- Dani Behr (1971 – ), TV presenter, actress and singer[8]
- Benjamin Cohen [49], Channel 4 News reporter and presenter
- Vanessa Feltz [50], TV presenter
- David Jacobs [51], TV and radio presenter
- Alex Kramer [52], TV presenter
- Jerry Springer [53], TV presenter (UK-born)
- Sharon Osbourne, (Jewish father) – wife of Ozzy Osbourne, former talk show host, and star of The Osbournes[54]
- Esther Rantzen [55], presenter of That's Life!, founder of ChildLine
- Gaby Roslin [56], TV presenter
- Natasha Kaplinsky [57], TV presenter, newsreader
- Robert Peston, BBC news business correspondent [58]
- Claudia Winkleman, TV presenter
Directors/producers/executives
- Jenny Abramsky [59], BBC executive
- Gerry Anderson [60], producer
- Daniel M. Angel [61], film producer
- Sir Michael Balcon [62], producer
- Sidney Bernstein,[63][64] cinema owner & founder of Granada Television
- Bernard Delfont [63], impresario
- Oscar Deutsch [65], founder of Odeon Cinemas
- David Elstein Guardian, Saturday 23 October 1999, founder of Channel 5
- Stephen Frears [66], director (Jewish mother; Frears only discovered this as an adult)
- Jonathan Glazer [67], director
- Leslie Grade [68], executive
- Lord Grade,[63][69] executive
- Michael Grade [70], ITV Chairman
- Sir Jeremy Isaacs Guardian, Saturday 23 October 1999, TV executive
- Henry Jaglom [71], director (UK-born)
- Sir Alexander Korda [72], director & producer
- Zoltan Korda [72], director
- Mike Leigh [73], director
- Jonathan Lynn [74], director
- Emeric Pressburger [75], Oscar winning screenwriter, director & producer
- Irving Rapper [76], Oscar-winning film director; born in Britain
- Karel Reisz [77], director
- John Schlesinger [78], director
- Vivian Van Damm [79]
- Michael Winner [80], director
- Alan Yentob [81], BBC executive
Comedians
- Simon Amstell [82], comedian, TV presenter and actor
- Ronni Ancona [38], impressionist
- David Baddiel [83]
- Sacha Baron Cohen,[84] impressionist, Ali G, Borat and Brüno
- Issy Bonn [85] Radio, film, and music hall comedian and singer
- Arnold Brown [86]
- Sam Costa, comedian[87]
- Ben Elton [88], comedian & writer
- Marty Feldman [12], comedian and actor
- Bud Flanagan [89], comedian & actor
- Stephen Fry [37], comedian & actor (Jewish mother)
- Paul Kaye, comedian & actor, Dennis Pennis [90]
- Matt Lucas [91]
- Denis Norden [92], scriptwriter and radio & TV personality
- Jerry Sadowitz [93]
- Alexei Sayle [94]
- Peter Sellers [95], comedian & actor
- Freddie Starr [96] comedian & actor
- Bernie Winters [97]
- Mike Winters [97]
Theatre
- Jacob Adler [98], Yiddish actor
- Alain Boublil [99], author and lyricist
- Peter Brook [100], director
- Georgia Brown (real name, Lillian Klot), singer/actress, the first Nancy in Oliver!
- Maria Friedman [101], musical theatre actress
- Stephen Fry [37], comedian & actor (Jewish mother)
- Hermione Gingold [102], actress
- Henry Goodman [103], actor
- Nicholas Hytner [104], director
- Jonathan Miller [105], director
- Julia Pascal [106][107] Playwright and director
- Anthony Sher [108], actor
- Meier Tzelniker [109], Yiddish actor
- Sam Wanamaker [31], actor – "The Globe Theatre" project
- Zoë Wanamaker [32], actress
Radio
- Jenny Abramsky, BBC Director of Radio
- Rabbi Lionel Blue [110], radio broadcaster
- Jono Coleman [50], radio broadcaster
- Mark Damazer, Controller BBC Radio 4 and BBC 7[111]
- Sir Clement Freud (1973) [112], radio broadcaster
- David Jacobs, radio broadcaster (JYB 2005 p256)
- Ludwig Karl Koch [113], broadcaster and sound recordist
- Robin Lustig, radio broadcaster, BBC Radio 4
- Mike Mendoza [114], TalkSport Radio
- Charlie Wolf [115], TalkSport Radio
- Colin Murray, Radio 5 live
Musicians and singers
- Larry Adler [116], harmonica player (American born; naturalised British)
- Ambrose, bandleader (Obituary: Jewish Chronicle 18/6/1971 p35)
- Gilad Atzmon, jazz saxophonist, former member Ian Dury and the Blockheads[117] and musical producer[118][119]
- Nicole, Natalie Appleton & Melanie Blatt [120], members of All Saints
- Stanley Black [121], bandleader
- Marc Bolan [122], member of T. Rex
- Dionne Bromfield
- Elkie Brooks, singer[123]
- Ian Broudie [124], member of The Lightning Seeds
- Pete Burns [125] of Dead or Alive (German Jewish mother)
- Johnny Clegg [126], UK-born South African musician
- Alma Cogan [122], singer
- Craig David [127],singer/songwriter
- Leonard Feather [128] writer on jazz, jazz pianist and composer,
- Victor Feldman [129], jazz musician
- Justine Frischmann [130], member of Elastica
- Graham Gouldman, Lol Creme & Kevin Godley [131], members of 10cc.
- Benny Green [132], saxophonist and broadcaster
- Mick Green [41], guitarist for Johnny Kidd and the Pirates
- Peter Green, guitarist Fleetwood Mac (Celmins 2003)
- Terry Hall, lead vocalist, songwriter of The Specials, Fun Boy Three and The Colourfield (mother is of German Jewish descent).
- Steffan Halperin, drummer for Klaxons [133]
- Mark Knopfler, guitarist, singer and songwriter
- Paul Kossoff [19], member of Free, son of actor David Kossoff
- Joe Loss [42], bandleader
- Manfred Mann [134], R&B keyboardist
- George Michael [135], singer, songwriter, former member of Wham (Jewish mother).
- Jon Moss [43], member of Culture Club
- Mark Ronson, Famous DJ, Record producer and Musician
- Keith Reid & Matthew Fisher [134], founding members of Procol Harum
- Gavin Rossdale [136], member of Bush
- Ronnie Scott [137]
- Helen Shapiro [138], singer
- Stacey Solomon finalist in X Factor 2009[139]
- Lewis Taylor [140], singer/songwriter
- Frankie Vaughan [141], singer
- Louise Wener [142], singer with group Sleeper & novelist
- Amy Winehouse [143] (1983–2011), singer/songwriter
Producers/managers
- Don Arden [144], music promoter and former Black Sabbath manager
- Chris Blackwell [145], founder of Island Records (Jewish mother; raised Jewish)
- Brian Epstein [146], manager of the Beatles
- Harvey Goldsmith [147], rock impresario
- Trevor Horn [148], founder of ZTT Records (not ethnically, but attends synagogue)
- Nathan Joseph, founder of Transatlantic Records [149]
- Malcolm McLaren [150], manager of the Sex Pistols (Jewish mother; raised Jewish)
- Daniel Miller [151], founder of Mute Records
- Mark Ronson D.J/ Producer [152]
- Andrew Loog Oldham [153], manager of the Rolling Stones (raised by Jewish mother)
Classical musicians
- Gerald Abraham [154], musicologist
- Elias Parish Alvars [155], composer
- John Barnett [156], composer
- Anthony Bassano, musician [157]
- Julius Benedict, composer [158]
- Maria Bland, singer [159]
- John Braham [160], singer
- Norbert Brainin [161], violinist
- Giacobbe Cervetto [162], cellist
- Harriet Cohen [163], pianist
- Michael Costa (conductor) [158], conductor and composer.
- Frederic Hymen Cowen [164], composer
- Jacqueline du Pré [165], cellist (convert to Judaism)
- Harry Farjeon [166], composer (Jewish father)
- Gerald Finzi [167], composer
- Norma Fisher,[168], pianist
- Benjamin Frankel [169], composer
- Walter Goehr [170], composer
- Alexander Goehr [171], composer, his son
- Berthold Goldschmidt [172], composer
- George Henschel [158], singer & conductor
- Myra Hess [163], pianist
- Gerard Hoffnung [173], musicologist
- Steven Isserlis [165], cellist
- Hans Keller [174], musicologist
- Isidore de Lara [175], composer
- Yehudi Menuhin [176], Lord Menuhin of Stoke d'Abernon; conductor & violinist (UK-based)
- Benno Moiseiwitsch [163], pianist
- Isaac Nathan [177]
- Yfrah Neaman [178], violinist & teacher
- Michael Nyman [99], composer
- Murray Perahia [163], pianist (UK-based)
- Landon Ronald [158], conductor & composer
- Henry Russell (musician), pianist, baritone singer and composer.
- Robert Saxton [171]
- Rudolf Schwarz,[179] conductor
- Solomon [180], professional name of the pianist Solomon Cutner
- Sir Georg Solti [158], conductor
- Walter Susskind (1913–1980) [181], conductor
- Richard Tauber, singer and composer (naturalised British citizen, 1940)[182]
- Lionel Tertis [183], violist
- Simon Waley Waley [184], musician
- Egon Wellesz [185], composer
- Benjamin Zander [186], music director
Songwriters
- Lionel Bart [187], musical writer
- Don Black [188], lyricist
- Graham Gouldman, member of 10cc and writer of Bus Stop
- Eric Maschwitz [189], lyricist, writer & broadcaster
- Mitch Murray
- Monty Norman [190], lyricist, composer & singer (creator of "The James Bond Theme")
- David Rose [191], songwriter & composer
- Jule Styne [192], songwriter (UK-born)
Ballet dancers
- Celia Franca [193], ballerina
- Alicia Markova [194], ballerina
- Marie Rambert [195], ballerina
Other
- Lotte Berk, dancer and health guru [196]
- Heston Blumenthal, restaurant owner and TV Chef
- Caprice Bourret [197], model (American born & raised)
- David Bret [44] biographer and chansonnier (Jewish father)
- Nigella Lawson, food writer, journalist and TV Chef
- Sharon Osbourne – wife of Ozzy Osbourne, former talk show host, and star of The Osbournes[54]
- Hedi Stadlen [198], musicologist, philosopher and Communist.
See also
Further reading
- JYB = Jewish Year Book
- TimesAd: The Times, 6/7/06 p34: "A Call by Jews in Britain" (advert signed by 300 British Jews)
External links
References
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