Jonah Lotan

Jonah Lotan

Actor. Born 3 July 1973 in Jerusalem, Israel.

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3 July 1973, Jerusalem, Israel

Biography

Jonah Lotan is an Israeli actor. Born Yair Zlotogorsky in Jerusalem on 3 July 1973, he grew up between Jerusalem and New York, served in the Israel Defense Forces, and studied cinema at Tel Aviv University before completing a master's degree at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.

He is known for roles including Spenser Wolff in the fifth season of 24 (2006), Joe Farnetti in Foyle's War (2006), Robert Timothy 'Doc' Bryan in the HBO miniseries Generation Kill (2008), Rudy McCoy in the second season of Homeland (2012), and Adam Rubin in the Israeli series Hostages (2013–2016).

Filmography

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