Michael Moshonov

Michael Moshonov was born in 1986 in Tel Aviv

Michael Moshonov was born in Tel Aviv on March 3, 1986, to the actors Moni Moshonov and Sandra Sade. His sister is the opera singer Alma Moshonov. He first appeared on television in 1990, on the children's show Mesibat Gan.

As a child he acted with his father in Kemo Gdolim and Kvalim, and later in Late Marriage in 2001. He studied at the Yoram Loewenstein Performing Arts Studio in Tel Aviv. The IDF decided to release him, and he did not serve.

In 2005 he joined the hosts of the youth show Exit. He played the lead in Tehilim and won the Ophir Award for Lost Islands in 2007. He later starred in the series Deus and acted in the film Lebanon, which drew criticism because he had not served in the army himself.

He won a second Ophir Award, for supporting actor, for the film Mabul. He also acted in Policeman, Dancing Arabs and Junction 48, and played Matthew the Apostle in Mary Magdalene in 2018. He raps as Mike Mushon in the duo Cohen@Mushon and founded Shigola Records in 2017.