Guri Alfi
Stand-up comedian from Israel ๐ฎ๐ฑ
About Guri Alfi
Guri Alfi-Aharon (born 18 September 1976) is an Israeli actor, director, screenwriter, producer, stand-up comedian, voice actor and television host. He was born and raised in Ramat Gan, the son of writer Yosi Alfi, and began performing at the Domino Gross stand-up club at age 16 before serving in the IDF Education Corps ensemble. He rose to prominence performing as a comic duo with Assi Cohen in The Assi and Guri Show, and the two received the Entertainment Persons of the Year award in 2000. Over his career he created, wrote and starred in numerous comedy and satire programs, including Gav Ha'Uma, and launched his own late night show HaYom BaLaila in 2015. He played dramatic film roles in The Human Resources Manager, for which he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Ophir Award, and starred as police officer Rami Davidi in the series Black Space, later sold to Netflix. He also voiced characters in Israeli dubs of films such as Chicken Little and Ratatouille.
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Frequently asked questions
When did Guri Alfi start doing stand-up?
Guri Alfi, born on 18 September 1976 and raised in Ramat Gan, began performing at the Domino Gross stand-up club at age 16.
What was The Assi and Guri Show?
The Assi and Guri Show was the comic duo act of Guri Alfi and Assi Cohen, and the two received the Entertainment Persons of the Year award in 2000.
What is HaYom BaLaila?
HaYom BaLaila is the late night show Guri Alfi launched in 2015, after creating comedy and satire programs such as Gav Ha'Uma.
What dramatic roles has Guri Alfi played?
He played a dramatic role in The Human Resources Manager, earning an Ophir Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, and starred as police officer Rami Davidi in the series Black Space, later sold to Netflix.
Has Guri Alfi done voice acting?
Yes. Guri Alfi voiced characters in Israeli dubs of films such as Chicken Little and Ratatouille.
Did Guri Alfi perform in an army ensemble?
After his first stand-up sets, Guri Alfi served in the IDF Education Corps ensemble.
