Elon Gold, born on September 14, 1970, is a multifaceted American comedian, television actor, writer, and producer. Raised in a Jewish family, Gold attended the Westchester Day School in Mamaroneck, NY, before continuing his education at the Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy/Yeshiva University High School for Boys in Manhattan, NY. As a practicing Orthodox Jew, Gold's faith often informs his comedic perspective, adding a unique dimension to his performances. Gold's career in entertainment is marked by his remarkable talent for impressions, with celebrity impersonations of figures such as Jeff Goldblum, Howard Stern, and Jay Leno earning him widespread recognition. This skill was prominently displayed when he served as a judge on the ABC celebrity impersonation competition series, "The Next Best Thing." In addition to his work in stand-up comedy, Elon Gold has made significant strides in television and film. He starred in the television series "Stacked" and the sitcom "In-Laws," though the latter was short-lived. His television appearances have made him a familiar face to many, while his film work includes a memorable role as a cameraman from the Oprah Winfrey show in "Cheaper by the Dozen." Gold frequently collaborates with his longtime friend and writing partner, Ari "Ace" Schiffer. The duo has crafted multiple pilots, including one that caught the attention of Touchstone Television. Their script, "Wifeless," centers on the comedic premise of two straight best friends who decide to get married, showcasing Gold's knack for blending humor with unconventional narratives. Not only is Elon Gold accomplished in his career, but he also shares a creative connection within his family. He is the older brother of Ari Gold, an openly gay R&B singer, further highlighting the artistic talents that run through the Gold family. Through a combination of keen observational humor, diverse entertainment roles, and a strong writing partnership, Elon Gold continues to be a dynamic presence in the world of comedy and beyond.