Esteemed Israeli Actor and Creator Ili Gorlitzky Dies at 91
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- Israeli actor and creator Ili Gorlitzky passed away at 91.
- He was known for his extensive work in theater, film, and television.
- Gorlitzky was especially recognized for his role in "King Solomon and Shlomi the Shoemaker."
- He was a founder of the Artists' Association of Israel (AMI).
- Gorlitzky also led the Eshkolot company for artist royalties.
- He was born in Tel Aviv in 1935 and began acting at 17.
Ili Gorlitzky, a prominent figure in Israeli culture, has passed away at the age of 91. Throughout his career spanning decades, Gorlitzky was active in theater, film, and television, also working as a singer and voice actor. He was particularly recognized for his role in "King Solomon and Shlomi the Shoemaker." Beyond his artistic endeavors, Gorlitzky was a founder of the Artists' Association of Israel (AMI) and for many years headed the Eshkolot company, responsible for artist royalties.
Born in Tel Aviv on July 14, 1935, Gorlitzky's first name was a tribute to Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin. He began his acting career at the Cameri Theater at the age of 17, launching a long and distinguished stage career. He served in the Central Command military band during his army service and returned to the stage after his discharge. Gorlitzky starred in numerous plays, with his most iconic role being the dual character in "King Solomon and Shlomi the Shoemaker." Over the years, he participated in many plays, musicals, and entertainment shows, collaborating with many of Israel's greatest artists.
