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Culture04:07 · 51m ago

Orna Banai Jokes About Buying a House in Greece with Earnings

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Israeli comedian and actress Orna Banai recently appeared on the Kan 11 program "HaLeila News" to discuss her role in the upcoming series "People I Met." During the interview, host Sharon Davidovich playfully questioned Banai's motivation for joining the project, hinting that payment was unlikely to be the primary driver. Banai responded with humor, stating, "You have no idea, I bought a house in Greece. I just bought a house in Lesbos." She further joked, "Maybe I bought a shack in Be'er Sheva." Banai then shared her genuine enthusiasm for the series, explaining that upon receiving the script, her agent, Zohar, praised the role and the project. Banai expressed admiration for the show's creator, Matan Halfon, whom she has followed and whose writing style she appreciates for its humor, boldness, and warmth. Matan Halfon is a well-known Israeli writer, screenwriter, and podcast host, recognized for his work on shows like "Eretz Nehederet" and "Buba Shel Layla." He also co-hosts the podcast "Maseat Hataf'a" with Tal Friedman and has appeared on the Kan 11 program "Sipurim MeHakursa."

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