Elon Gold

Elon Gold is an American comedian who has also worked as an actor, writer, producer and podcaster. Born in the Bronx and raised in its Pelham Parkway section, he made his first starring appearance on the sitcom Stacked and later starred in the short-lived In-Laws. He became known for impressions of Howard Stern, Jay Leno, Al Gore and Jeff Goldblum, and judged ABC's celebrity impersonation competition The Next Best Thing. Gold's film work includes a cameraman in Cheaper by the Dozen (2003), a recurring part on The Dana Carvey Show in 1996, and guest roles on Frasier (2004) and The Mentalist (2009). In 2021 he had a recurring role as a Hulu executive on Curb Your Enthusiasm. He often writes with Ari Schiffer, and they have developed pilots, including one purchased by Touchstone Television. His 2014 Netflix comedy special is titled Elon Gold: Chosen & Taken, and he appeared as himself on HBO's Crashing in 2019.