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Ben Feldman wurde in Washington, D.C. geboren und wuchs dort als Sohn einer konservativen jüdischen Familie auf. Er besuchte das Ithaca College in New York und schloss sein Studium mit einem Bachelor of Fine Arts ab. Danach zog Feldman nach New York und trat dort in ersten Broadway-Inszenierungen auf.
Ben Feldman (born May 27, 1980) is an American actor and producer. Throughout his career, Feldman has undertaken roles on stage, including the Broadway play The Graduate , along with more prominent roles in television series such as his role as Jonah Simms in the NBC sitcom Superstore , Michael Ginsberg in Mad Men , and Ron LaFlamme in Silicon Valley .
Ben Feldman. Actor: The Perfect Man. A native of Washington, DC, Feldman made his first foray into acting at the age of 6 when a camp counselor convinced him to participate in the musical "Annie." In high school, Feldman was involved in the school theater program and participated in many plays. He also hosted the school's yearly production of "Blast from the Past." Feldman then attended Ithaca ...
3. Aug. 2023 · Ben Feldman ist bei „Super Pumped“ dabei. Feldman trat der Besetzung von Super Pumped im Januar 2022 bei. Super Pumped ist eine Serie auf Showtime über die Gründung von Uber als Unternehmen im Silicon Valley. Feldman ist nur in zwei Episoden zu sehen, spielt aber die Rolle von Larry Page, dem Mitbegründer von Google.
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Ben Feldman. Actor: The Perfect Man. A native of Washington, DC, Feldman made his first foray into acting at the age of 6 when a camp counselor convinced him to participate in the musical "Annie." In high school, Feldman was involved in the school theater program and participated in many plays. He also hosted the school's yearly production of "Blast from the Past." Feldman then attended Ithaca ...
25. März 2021 · Ben Feldman: I think you don’t see this dynamic a lot on television. It’s a scary story to tell, because we are union members, and we have this dynamic in real life. I work for NBC, which is ...
