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Other Christians Who Converted To Judaism

• Abraham ben Abraham - a "legendary" (Tazbir 2003) convert from the Potocki family, the famed "Ger Tzedek"
• Moses ben Avraham Avinu
• Aquila of Sinope, Bible translator
• Tom Arnold, actor
• Rafael Cansinos Assens, Spanish poet, essayist, literary critic and translator
• Abraham of Augsburg
• Carroll Baker, American actress
• Elizabeth Banks, American actress
• Steve Bedwell, Australian comedian
• Polly Bergen, American actress and singer
• Dany Boon, French comedian
• Elizabeth Brewster, Canadian poet
• May Britt, actress
• Geraldine Brooks, Pulitzer Prize-winning Australian-American journalist and author.
• Campbell Brown, American television news reporter (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Drew Bundini Brown, assistant trainer of former heavyweight boxing champion, Muhammad Ali
• Sarah Brown, actress
• Eddie Butler, Israeli singer
• Yisrael Campbell, comedian (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Kate Capshaw, actress (ex-Methodist)
• Nell Carter, singer and actress
• Cristian Castro, a Grammy Award-nominated Mexican pop singer.
• Elizabeth Jane Caulfield, linguist and musician
• Connie Chung, American television journalist
• Warder Cresson, politician
• Jim Croce, singer/songwriter
• William Holmes Crosby, Jr., physician, considered one of the founders of modern hematology.
• Sammy Davis, Jr., entertainer
• Natalie Dessay, French soprano
• William G. Dever, archaeologist.
• Jacqueline du Pré, cellist
• Patricia Duff, political activist and United States Democratic Party fundraiser
• Hank Eng, Chinese-American politician
• Miss Elizabeth, also known as Elizabeth Ann Hulette, was a U.S. professional wrestling manager.
• Isla Fisher, model and actress (ex-Methodist)
• Luke Ford, journalist.
• Aaron Freeman, journalist and comedian (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Capers Funnye (ex-Methodist)
• Carolivia Herron, author (ex-Baptist)
• Natan Gamedze, former Protestant, linguist and a Swazi royal, now a black Haredi rabbi.
• Lord George Gordon, nobleman and politician
• Reuben Greenberg, police chief of Charleston, South Carolina.
• Lars Gustafsson, served as a professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas
• Mary Hart (* 1950) American television personality, long-time host of the entertainment program Entertainment Tonight
• Carolivia Herron, writer of children's and adult literature.
• Monica Horan, actress
• Joel Horlen
• Carolyn Jones, actress
• Thomas Jones (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Jon Juaristi, Spanish writer
• Semei Kakungulu
• Felicity Kendal, British actress
• Cameron Kerry, politician, brother of John Kerry (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Jamaica Kincaid, author
• John King, American television journalist (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Mathilde Krim, Ph.D., founding Chairman of amfAR, a well-known association for AIDS research.
• Lenny Kuhr, a Dutch singer-songwriter
• Anthony Lake, American diplomat, political figure, and academic.
• Dr. Laura, American Radio Personality
• Nahida Lazarus, German author, essayist, scholar, and literary critic
• John Lehr, American film and television actor and comedian
• Julius Lester, son of a Methodist minister and a children's author (ex-Methodist)
• Elliott Maddox, former Major League Baseball player
• Richard Marceau, Canadian politician
• Anne Meara (* 1929) American comedienne and actress, partner and wife of Jerry Stiller (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Adah Isaacs Menken, stage actress
• Marilyn Monroe, actress (ex-Christian Scientist)
• Santa Montefiore, novelist
• Françoise Mouly, French artist, designer, and art editor of The New Yorker
• Michael Netzer, American comic book artist
• Jeff Newman (baseball)
• Martha Nussbaum, American philosopher and academic
• Bob Nystrom, former NHL player
• Lorna Patterson, American film, stage and television actress
• Rebecca Pidgeon, a Scottish-American actress, singer and songwriter
• Moses Prado, professor of the classic languages at the University of Marburg
• Roger Rees, actor
• Abraham Reuel, a German, who was a pilot in Hitler army, and who then became a Jew and citizen of Israel
• Mary Doria Russell, American author. (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Jackie Sandler, American actress
• Bärbel Schäfer, German television presenter and talk show host
• Norma Shearer, American actress
• Shyne, a Belizean–American rapper
• Karol Sidon, a Czech Orthodox Rabbi, writer and playwright
• Daniel Silva, American author of thriller and espionage novels
• Dubrovin Stanislav
• Kim Stanley, American actress
• Venetia Stanley, socialite
• Joseph Abraham Steblicki (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Margo Stilley, American film actress
• Annette Taddeo, businesswoman and politician
• Elizabeth Taylor, actress (ex-Christian Scientist)
• Karen Tintori, American author of fiction and nonfiction (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Andre Bernard Tippett, a former American football linebacker for the New England Patriots (ex-Baptist)
• Jacob Tirado
• Ivanka Trump
• Bob Tufts
• Ike Turner, American musician, bandleader, talent scout, and record producer. Son of a Baptist minister.
• Chris Van Allsburg, children's writer
• Conrad Veidt, German actor
• Mare Winningham, actress-singer (lapsed Roman Catholic)
• Jackie Wilson, American soul singer.
• Steve Yeager
• Katarzyna Weiglowa, Polish martyr
• Nikki Ziering, model