Veteran Israeli actor Ilan Dar dies at 89
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- Israeli actor Ilan Dar has died at 89, Israeli media reported.
- Dar performed for decades in theater, television, and cinema, but became especially known for Krovim Krovim.
- The sitcom, which began in 1983, followed an extended family living in a Tel Aviv apartment building.
Ilan Dar, the veteran Israeli actor remembered by generations of viewers for his role in the television comedy Krovim Krovim, has died at 89, Israeli media reported on Monday.
Dar remained a fixture of Israeli theater, television, and cinema for decades. His portrayal of Ilan in Krovim Krovim became one of the defining performances of his career.
The sitcom began airing in 1983 and followed an extended family living in the same apartment building in Tel Aviv. It went on to become one of the most enduring programs in Israeli television history.
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