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Shmuel Vilozni

Acting 22 credits
22
Total Credits
1986–2026
41 Years Career Span
2
Vault Titles
8
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Shmuel Vilozni works in acting. Archytele tracks 22 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Hill 338
The Stronghold
Neither Day nor Night
The Strongholdאלבום שקוף - Invisible Album
35 Downhill
Hit & Runזאת שליThe Echo of Your Voice
Fractures
Then She Arrived
Sweets
Cats on a Pedal Boat
Don't AskBena
בילי
Daddy Come to the FairDaddy Come to the Fair · Producer
At HomeI Don't Give a DamnTel Aviv-Berlin
Million Dollar Madness

Full Filmography

22 titles
  • Hill 338 (2026)
  • The Stronghold (2025) as Prof. Ben-Zion Werbin
  • Neither Day nor Night (2024)
  • The Stronghold (2023) as Ben Zion Verbin
  • אלבום שקוף - Invisible Album (2023) as Doctor
  • 35 Downhill (2022) as Ben
  • Hit & Run (2021) as Eitan Sharon
  • זאת שלי (2021) as גדי בן-זקן
  • Advertisement
  • The Echo of Your Voice (2021) as Gidi
  • Fractures (2018) as Oded Golden
  • Then She Arrived (2017) as Dan's father
  • Sweets (2013) as Klausner
  • Cats on a Pedal Boat (2011) as The Admiral
  • Don't Ask (2009)
  • Bena (2009) as Amos
  • בילי (2007)
  • Daddy Come to the Fair (1995) as Himself
  • Daddy Come to the Fair (1995) Producer
  • At Home (1987) as Alex
  • I Don't Give a Damn (1987) as Eli
  • Tel Aviv-Berlin (1987) as Benjamin
  • Million Dollar Madness (1986)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Shmuel Vilozni best known for?

Shmuel Vilozni is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Hill 338 (2026), The Stronghold (2023).

How many credits does Shmuel Vilozni have?

Shmuel Vilozni has accumulated over 22 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1986 to 2026.

Shmuel Vilozni by the numbers

22credits
17films
5TV series
1986–2026active years

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