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Hanoch Daum and Wife Consider Family Reality Series

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Israeli writer and actor Hanoch Daum is considering a new family reality series inspired by his wife Efrat's guest appearances on his show "Life is a Difficult Period." The idea emerged during filming for the current season's finale, where Efrat's real-life presence caused a humorous mix-up with the fictional show's director. While Hanoch is keen on the concept, Efrat has previously stated she is not seeking public attention.

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  • Hanoch Daum is considering a family reality series similar to "The Buzaglos."
  • His wife, Efrat Daum, has been featured in guest roles on his show "Life is a Difficult Period."
  • The idea for a new series arose during filming for the current season's finale.
  • Efrat Daum has previously expressed disinterest in fame and public exposure.
  • The current season of "Life is a Difficult Period" concludes with episodes airing on Keshet 12.

Hanoch Daum, concluding the second season of his show "Life is a Difficult Period," is exploring the possibility of a new family-focused reality series. His wife, Efrat, who has previously made guest appearances on the show, is set to feature in the final episodes of the current season, airing on Keshet 12. In these episodes, the fictional Daum family is filmed for a docu-reality show that includes a wedding.

During the filming of this fictional show-within-a-show, director Assaf Harel mistakes the real Efrat Daum for an extra and asks her to move out of the way. This experience, particularly filming by the Sea of Galilee, inspired Hanoch Daum to consider a reality series about his own family, drawing a parallel to the "Buzaglo" family reality show. He mentioned that the current season includes a tribute to the show "Shototut," which is why Harel was involved.

While Hanoch Daum has proposed the idea, no concrete plans for a new family series have been announced. Efrat Daum, however, has previously expressed a lack of interest in public exposure, stating in an interview with "LaIsha" after her first appearance on the show that she wasn't seeking fame. She described her initial guest spot as accidental and noted how time-consuming even a short television appearance could be.

"Life is a Difficult Period" is based on Daum's book and draws inspiration from his life, with him playing himself alongside Alma Zack. Efrat Daum first joined the series in the first season during a scene involving Hanoch Daum and American embassy security guards, and her current appearance continues this trend of her being part of the show's narrative.

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