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16 Facts About Anat Atzmon

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Anat Atzmon is the daughter of the theater actor Shmulik Atzmon.

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In 1976 Anat Atzmon was drafted and she subsequently served in the IDF theater.

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Anat Atzmon became widely famous in Israel during 1978, when she played the main character of Nili in Boaz Davidson's cult youth film Lemon Popsicle.

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In 1981 Anat Atzmon played in the film The Vulture and in 1982 she played in Yaky Yosha's film Dead End Street.

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In 1986 Anat Atzmon played alongside her father in the film Pact of Love and later on in Moshe Mizrahi's film Stolen Love.

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In 1988 Anat Atzmon played in the film Shock of the Battle.

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In 1989, Anat Atzmon began her singing career when she released her first album "Bachalom", which included a song which she performed that same year in the Kdam Eurovision song contest and which ended up in fourth place.

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In 1992, Anat Atzmon played in the films Double Edge and the Spirit of Angels.

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Anat Atzmon eventually lost to Dafna Dekel and filed a lawsuit against Dekel because Dekel's song "Ze Rak Sport", which was chosen to represent Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest, exceeded the required playtime in 17 seconds.

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Nevertheless, Anat Atzmon lost the suit, and Dekel shortened her song to the required 3 minutes.

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In 1997, Anat Atzmon played in the film Mossad and in 1999 she played in the films Frank Sinatra is Dead and Seven Days in Elul.

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In 2001 Anat Atzmon played in the Israeli telenovela City Tower as Orit.

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Anat Atzmon played among others in the Be'er Sheva Theater and at the Beit Lessin Theater.

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At 1998, after her father opened the Yiddishpiel theater in Tel Aviv, Anat Atzmon played in various Yiddish plays in the theater.

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Anat Atzmon played in the play Chapter Two in the Hacameri theater.

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In 2008, Anat Atzmon played in the musical drama "Danny Hollywood" alongside Ran Danker in which she played Danker's mother.