List of British Jewish Entertainers - Film Actors

Film Actors

  • Alfie Bass (1916 - 1987), actor
  • Claire Bloom (1931 - ), actress
  • Helena Bonham Carter (1966 – ) Academy-Award nominated English film/television actress
  • Bernard Bresslaw (1934 - 1993), actor
  • Eleanor Bron (1938 - ), actress and name inspiration for Eleanor Rigby
  • Katrin Cartlidge (1961 - 2002), actress (Jewish mother)
  • Joan Collins (1933 - ) actress
  • Fenella Fielding (1927 - )
  • Leslie Howard (1893 - 1943), actor
  • Jason Isaacs (1963 - ), actor
  • Sid James (1913 - 1976), comic actor, (South African born)
  • Tony Jay (1933–2006) English/American actor
  • David Kossoff (1919 - 2005), actor and stage monologuist
  • Miriam Margolyes (1941 - ), actress
  • Anthony Newley (1931–1999) English actor, singer & songwriter
  • Sophie Okonedo (1969 – ) Academy Award-nominated actress (Hotel Rwanda)
  • Nathalie Press (1980 - ), actress
  • Daniel Radcliffe (1989 – ) English actor (Harry Potter)
  • Antony Sher (1949 - ), actor
  • Elizabeth Taylor (1932 - 2011), actress (English-born; convert to Judaism)
  • Rachel Weisz (1970 - ), Oscar-winning actress
  • Zoë Wanamaker (1949 - ), actress
  • David Warner (1941 - ), actor best known as Jennings in The Omen
  • Henry Woolf (1930 - ), actor

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