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Tzomet Miller
Overview
When showbiz and everyday life intertwine. an inside look at the life of one of Israel's most popular and prolific comedians, Adir Miller. Stand-up comedian, creator and star of the popular comedy, Traffic Light, Adir gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the world of show business. Along with his eccentric and megalomaniacal agent, Adir struggles to prove his abilities as a "serious" actor because everyone typecasts him as a "funny guy".
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Adir Miller
Himself
Gal Zaid
Ofer Shpitz
Miri Aloni
Eva Miller
Abraham Celektar
Peter Miller
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