ACTOR · FROM TORONTO, CANADA
Lou Jacobi
1913–200956 credits since 1953
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ABOUT LOU
Lou Jacobi (born Louis Harold Jacobovitch; December 28, 1913 – October 23, 2009) was a Canadian actor.
Biography from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA. Credits and photos from TMDB.
Born28 December 1913
Died23 October 2009
BirthplaceToronto, Canada
Known forActing
On Cineora29 of 56 titles
Known for
The titles people know Lou from.
Career
IMDb rating of each title on Cineora, by year.
- Titles on Cineora
- 29
- Average IMDb
- 7.0
- Highest rated
- The Alfred Hitchcock HourIMDb 8.5
- Working since
- 1953
Size: how widely seen
Filmography
The 1990s
4 titles · IMDb 6.4 on average
as Judge Yitzhak Raveh (voice)
Movieas Kurt Godel
Movieas Gramps
Movieas Gabriel Krichynsky
The 1980s
17 titles · IMDb 6.8 on averageTales from the Hollywood Hills: The Old Reliable
Not on Cineoraas Jacob Glutz
Movieas Murray (segment "Murray in Videoland")
as Ed Blye
Seriesas Sam Haber · 1 episode
as Jack · 7 episodes
Movieas Harry Taphorn
as 'Stormtrooper' Bernie Sagowitz · 1 episode
as Abe
The 1970s
16 titles · IMDb 7.3 on average
as Wolsky
as Milton Cohen
Seriesas Waiter · 1 episode
as Stan
as Stage 1 (voice)
as Sergeant Max Raskin · 1 episode
Movieas Herb
Seriesas Harry Tannenbaum · 1 episode
The 1960s
12 titles · IMDb 7.3 on average
Seriesas Howard · 2 episodes
Seriesas Frank Hausman · 1 episode
Movieas Ducky
as Comedian · 1 episode
Series2 episodes
as Papa Leo
Series1 episode
Seriesas Arum Tertunian · 1 episode
The 1950s
7 titles · IMDb 6.9 on average
Movieas Hans Van Daan
1 episode
Movieas Blackie Isaacs
Summer Playhouse
Not on Cineora1 episode
as Bookmaker
as Capt. Noakes
Often works with
The people who keep turning up in Lou’s titles.
Shelley WintersThe Diary of Anne Frank and Next Stop, Greenwich Village
Redd FoxxSanford and Son and Cotton Comes to Harlem
Jill EikenberryArthur and L.A. Law
Lainie KazanMy Favorite Year and I Don't Buy Kisses Anymore
Bill ContiComposer · Next Stop, Greenwich Village and The Boss' Wife
Anne DeSalvoArthur and My Favorite Year
Gerald HirschfeldCinematographer · My Favorite Year and Cotton Comes to Harlem