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Steve Bond
Steve Bond is an Israeli-American television actor and model, known for playing Jimmy Lee Holt on General Hospital.
born 1953Jimmy Lee Holt on General HospitalLead role in Picasso TriggerTarzan and the Jungle Boy
- Born
- 22 April 1953, Haifa
- Occupation
- actor, model, film actor, television actor
Steve Bond was born in 1953 in Haifa
Steve Bond was born Shlomo Goldberg in Haifa on April 22, 1953. His mother came to Israel from Romania and his father from Hungary.
As a boy he starred in Tarzan and the Jungle Boy, filmed in 1965 and released in 1968. In 1975 he posed nude for Playgirl magazine. His early films included Massacre at Central High in 1976 and H.O.T.S. in 1979.
He moved to the United States in the early 1980s and worked as a Chippendales dancer. From 1983 he played Jimmy Lee Holt on the daytime drama General Hospital. In 1988 he had the lead role of Travis Abilene in Picasso Trigger.
In 1989 he joined Santa Barbara as Mack Blake for one year. He played a vampire in To Die For in 1989 and its 1991 sequel. He married Cindy in 1982, and their daughter Ashlee Bond is a show jumping rider who competes for Israel.
Steve Bond's life in 7 milestones
- 1953
Born in Haifa as Shlomo Goldberg.
- 1968
Tarzan and the Jungle Boy was released.
- 1975
Appeared nude in Playgirl magazine.
- 1982
Married his wife Cindy.
- 1983
Began playing Jimmy Lee Holt on General Hospital.
- 1988
Played the lead in Picasso Trigger.
- 1989
Joined the cast of Santa Barbara.
These 6 people share a field, a unit or a party with Steve Bond
Tahounia Rubelborn 1988Winning HaAh HaGadolFilm and television
Yael Grobglasborn 1984Petra Solano in Jane the VirginFilm and television- Raz Deganborn 1968Modeling career in ItalyFilm and television
- Eliad Cohenborn 1988Presenting the Arisa party seriesFilm and television
Orli Shoshanborn 1976Playing Shaak Ti in Star WarsFilm and television
Moshe Ivgyborn 1953Lead role in HaBorerFilm and television
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