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Jack Laufer is an Israeli-born actor and director who has appeared in films and TV shows such as The Day After Tomorrow, Star Trek Into Darkness, and The Practice. He was born to a German father and a Hungarian mother and has worked in various languages and genres.
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Jack Laufer is an actor born in Israel to a German father and Hungarian mother. He has appeared in movies such as The Day After Tomorrow and Star Trek Into Darkness, and TV shows such as The Practice.
Jack Laufer is an actor who has appeared in various TV shows and movies since 1993. See his full list of credits, including roles in Masters of Sex, New Girl, The Mentalist, Mad Men, and more.
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Jack Laufer (born 9 August 1953; age 70) is the actor who played the Royal Children's Hospital doctor in Star Trek Into Darkness.
Laufer is known for his recurring roles as the Homeless Hungarian in the comedy series Huff (2004-2006) where he worked with series regular Anton Yelchin and as Frank Keller in Mad Men (2010 and 2012). On the latter one he worked with Trek alumni Erin Cummings, James W. Jansen, Ray Proscia, Deborah Lacey, and Lawrence Pressman.
Laufer made his television debut in a 1990 episode of Law & Order which also featured Francis Guinan and Josh Pais. He then appeared in episodes of Civil Wars (1993, with Jefrey Alan Chandler, Julie Cobb, and Renata Scott), Murder, She Wrote (1993, with Reiner Schöne), Columbo (1993, with William Shatner, Molly Hagan, and Brian Markinson), Diagnosis: Murder (1994, with Ray Buktenica and Chris Doyle), L.A. Law (1993 and 1994, with Corbin Bernsen, Larry Drake, Joanna Cassidy, Matt McCoy, Marjorie Monaghan, Norman Large, and Marie Marshall), One West Waikiki (1994, with Vaughn Armstrong, Daphne Ashbrook, Katherine Moffat, and Carey Scott), Pride & Joy (1995, with Julie Warner and Susan Gibney), and The Jeff Foxworthy Show (1995 and 1996, with Dakin Matthews, Bibi Besch, and Bill Erwin).
During this time, Laufer also had supporting roles in Lost in Yonkers (1993), And the Band Played On (1993, with David Clennon, Ronald Guttman, Ken Jenkins, Dakin Matthews, Lawrence Monoson, Jeffrey Nordling, Saul Rubinek, Rico Bueno, Reg E. Cathey, John Durbin, Richard Fancy, Keythe Farley, Jeff Hayenga, Thomas Kopache, Clyde Kusatsu, Rob LaBelle, and Angela Paton), Ghost in the Machine (1993, with Ken Thorley, Clayton Landey, Charles Haugk, and Rick Scarry), and The Man Who Captured Eichmann (1996, with Nicolas Surovy and Joel Brooks).
In 1997, he portrayed the recurring role of Dr. Gerald Braun in four episodes of The Practice and worked with fellow Star Trek alumni Craig Wasson, Natalija Nogulich, James Greene, Robin Gammell, Michael Harney, Mickey Cottrell, Willie Garson, Jerry Sroka, Richard McGonagle, Miriam Flynn, Charles Cooper, Dierk Torsek, Barbara J. Tarbuck, and Karen Landry.
Further television work includes guest roles in Nothing Sacred (1997), NYPD Blue (1997, with Gordon Clapp and Michael Buchman Silver), Promised Land (1998), Touched by an Angel (1998, with Bruce Davison), DiResta (1998), Judging Amy (1999, with Nicholas Cascone), and Chicago Hope (1999, with Stephen Lee and Scott Klace) and recurring roles in Any Day Now (1999-2000, with John P. Connolly, Steve Rankin, Richard Penn, and Gina Hecht) and Crossing Jordan (2002, with Miguel Ferrer, Brad William Henke, Wallace Shawn, and Robert Duncan McNeill). In 2001, Laufer appeared in The Learning Curve (2001, with Tim Ransom, Michael Horton, and Brian Simpson).
Jack Laufer is an Israeli actor who has appeared in various TV shows and movies since 2001. He is known for his roles in The Mentalist, Mad Men, Star Trek Into Darkness and more.
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Jack Laufer is an actor who has appeared in various TV shows and movies, such as Star Trek Into Darkness, The Mentalist, and The Conners. See his biography, filmography, and photos on TMDB.
Jul 31, 2023 · Jack Laufer is a professional actor and director with over 45 years of experience in New York and Los Angeles. He will direct Fiddler on the Roof, a musical about Jewish tradition and identity, at Springfield Little Theatre in September 2023.
