Muli Segev
Israeli producer, actor and film director
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Muli Segev[a] (Hebrew: מולי שגב, born Shmuel Cohen[1]) is an Israeli TV editor, producer, director and screenwriter, and in the past an actor and a journalist.[2][3]
Personal
Son of Avi Cohen (film director) [he], brother of musician Michael Cohen, married to TV personality Shifra Cornfeld [he].[1]
Filmography
- 2023: Hebrew: הצ'ופצ'יק של הקומקום: החיים על פי הגשש החיוור (an episode from the series about HaGashash HaHiver), participant
- 2010: Zohi Sdom ("This is Sodom", comedy feature film), co-director, co-screenwriter and co-producer
- 2007-2009" Mesudarim ("settled [for life]", comedy drama TV series), creator
- British adaptation: Loaded
- 2003–present: Eretz Nehederet ("It's a Wonderful Land", TV comedy show), creator
- 1983-1986: Krovim Krovim ("Close Relatives", TV sitcom), child actor
- 1977: A moment with Dudley (Hebrew: רגע עם דודלי. "Rega im Dudley") (TV program for children), child actor
Awards
- Eretz Nehederet was multiple Israeli Academy of Film and Television Awards winner in the category of Satire and Sketches Programs[3]
- 2022: Awards in four categories, including the Best Screenplay Award for an Entertainment, Satire and Sketches program.[4]
- Zohi Sdom won two Ophir Awards for Best Art Direction, and Best Costume Design
Notes
- ^ "Muli" is a diminutive of Shmuel (Samuel) and "segev" as an epithet with Biblical associations
References
External links
- Muli Segev at IMDb