Efrat Dor is a multifaceted Israeli actress, born and raised in the charming town of Omer, situated in the southern region of Israel. Her ancestral roots can be traced back to Poland, Germany, and Russia, adding a rich cultural dimension to her identity.
Efrat's passion for acting began to unfold during her high school days, where she majestically excelled as a drama major. Her dedication to the craft was further refined at the prestigious Bat-Dor Ballet School in Beer-Sheva, where she honed her skills as a ballet dancer.
To further polish her craft, Efrat embarked on an educational journey, training at the esteemed Beit Zvi School for the Performing Arts in Israel and later, at the renowned Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York City.
Efrat's professional acting career kicked off with appearances in Israeli films and television series. Her feature film debut in Phobidilia (2009) garnered her recognition at the Berlin film festival that year.
In Israel, Efrat gained widespread recognition for her captivating portrayal of Shir Ambar in the TV drama Asfur (2010). She continued to make a mark in the Israeli entertainment industry, securing leading roles in both TV and films.
However, it was her role as Magda Gross in the Niki Caro film The Zookeeper's Wife (2017),alongside Jessica Chastain and Daniel Brühl, that attracted international attention and widespread interest. Efrat also starred in the English-speaking French film Holy Lands (2017).
In recent years, Efrat has joined the esteemed cast of Amazon's hit show Sneaky Pete (2015) for its third season, solidifying her status as a talented and versatile actress.
