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Guy Loel

Guy Loel is an Israeli actor and television presenter, known for roles in the series "Polishuk" and "The Good Cop" and the film "Wisdom of the Pretzel".

born 1971Kozo Avital in "Polishuk"Lead role in "Wisdom of the Pretzel"Rabbi in "The Good Cop"Co-hosting "Israeli Cooks"

Born: 4 December 1971, Ramat Gan
Occupation: actor, television presenter, stage actor
Education: Beit Zvi

Guy Loel was born in 1971 in Ramat Gan

Guy Loel was born on December 4, 1971, and grew up in Ramat Gan. At Ohel Shem High School he acted in a play directed by David Steinberg.

In the IDF he served in the Artillery Corps and then moved to the IDF Theater. From 1993 to 1996 he studied acting at Beit Zvi.

He appeared on stage at Habima, Beit Lessin, the Cameri, the Beersheba Theater and the Library Theater, and in plays for children. In 1999 he had his first lead film role in "Herzl's Toothache", and in 2002 he played the lead in "Wisdom of the Pretzel".

On television he acted in telenovelas such as "Telenovela Ba'am" and "Dolls", and played Kozo Avital in "Polishuk" from 2009 to 2015. He hosted shows including "God Willing" in 2009 and, from 2011, the cooking show "Israeli Cooks" with Israel Aharoni. From 2014 he played Rabbi in "The Good Cop", and later appeared in "Elisha" and "Gav Ha'Uma".

He is married to Drorit Barzilai, a designer and painter.