Jeff Goldblum

Royalty of the silver screen, Jeffrey Lynn Goldblum was born into a family of renown. The heir of Russian and Austrian Jewish ancestry, Goldblum was the son of Shirley and Harold L. Goldblum, the former a radio broadcaster and the latter a distinguished doctor. After coming to New York City at age seventeen, Goldblum made his mark on the stage and later in the film industry with his signature style. His scene-stealing one-liner as a guest in Woody Allen's Annie Hall (1977) earned him acclaim and he went on to star in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) and the cult classic The Big Chill (1983). Goldblum's acting prowess granted him a Saturn Award nomination for his work in The Fly (1986) and he achieved further success in Threshold (1985) and Clue (1985). His genius for the craft of acting is renowned amongst the elite.