Esteemed Israeli Actor and Creator Ili Gorlitzky Dies at 91
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- Actor and creator Ili Gorlitzky passed away at age 91.
- Gorlitzky was a significant figure in Israeli culture.
- He was known for his roles in theater, film, and television.
- He co-founded the Union of Israeli Artists (AMI).
- He led the Eshkolot company for artists' royalties.
- His most recognized role was in "King Solomon and Shlomi the Shoemaker."
Ili Gorlitzky, a prominent figure in Israeli culture, has passed away at the age of 91. Throughout his decades-long career, Gorlitzky was active in theater, film, and television, also working as a singer and voice actor. He was particularly recognized for his dual role in the play "King Solomon and Shlomi the Shoemaker."
Beyond his artistic endeavors, Gorlitzky was a dedicated advocate for his fellow artists. He was a co-founder of the Union of Israeli Artists (AMI) and for many years headed the Eshkolot company, which manages royalties for artists.
Born in Tel Aviv on July 14, 1935, Gorlitzky's first name was a tribute to Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin. He began his stage career at the Cameri Theater at age 17. After serving in the Central Command military band, he returned to the theater, starring in numerous productions and collaborating with many of Israel's greatest artists.
