Uri Klauzner

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Characters played by Uri Klauzner

Ezra — Alila (2003)

Ezra is a pot-bellied divorcee who supervises an illegal construction site next door to the room Gabi and Hezi rent for their affair. The racket from the site contributes to the disturbance that affects Schwartz, linking Ezra’s work to the tension among the neighboring characters.

Yossi — The Belly Dancer (2006)

Yaki’s friend, Yossi initially refuses to take part in theft after his father’s death leads him toward religious study. He eventually agrees to provide information for a share of the planned deal involving the Judaica collection. Later, while in custody, he reflects on prayer, fate, and responsibility, as Goldy urges action.

Klausner — Kippur (2000)

A doctor serving at the Ramat David air force base who asks the reservists for a ride after they fail to locate their unit.

Moshe — Life According To Agfa (1992)

Moshe arrives at Barbie with Levi and Malka, forming part of a violent and rude group that treats the people at the pub with contempt, particularly Samir. The group becomes involved in a confrontation with Samir, and Benny eventually throws them out. The summary does not specify Moshe's individual actions.

Career Overview

Uri Klauzner has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Signature works include Afterthought, The Israeli Boys, Christie Isn't Coming Back. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
23
Birth Date
1963-01-21
Birth Place
Israel

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