Elon Gold

Elon Gold, a comedian, television actor, writer, and producer, has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry through his comedic skills and acting prowess. One of his most notable works is the comedy special "Chosen and Taken," which was featured on Netflix in 2014. Gold's talents extend beyond stand-up comedy; he has also demonstrated his impressionist skills, particularly his renditions of Jeff Goldblum, Howard Stern, and Jay Leno.

Gold's extensive experience in television includes a recurring role on "The Dana Carvey Show" in 1996 and appearances on popular series such as "The Mentalist" in 2009 and "Frasier" in 2004. He also featured in the Home Box Office series "Crashing" in 2019, where he played himself, starred in Fox's "Stacked," and developed and starred in NBC's "In-Laws." Furthermore, Gold's filmography includes roles in "Cheaper by the Dozen" and "The Broken Hearts Gallery."

Aside from acting and comedy, Gold has also made contributions as a writer and producer. He is Jewish, and his experiences have informed his work, particularly in the realm of Jewish comedy. This aspect of his identity also led him to pen an op-ed in The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles about an antisemitic incident he experienced.