
Actor
Howard Jerome
Born August 16, 1939 in Brooklyn, New York, U.S.Died December 17, 202137 films
Howard Jerome Gomberg (August 16, 1939 — December 17, 2021) was a American-born Canadian actor and comedian who appeared in many movies, television shows, and stage productions. Jerome's film and television credits include The Song of Names, Barney's Version, Lucky Number Seven, Naked Lunch, Puppets Who Kill, Almost Naked Animals, Goosebumps and Queer as Folk.
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First watchLucky Number Slevin20067.5as AbeSlevin is mistakenly put in the middle of a personal war between the city’s biggest criminal bosses. Under constant watch, Slevin must try not to get killed by an infamous assassin and…View filmEssential films
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37 films as actor- 2019The Song of NamesKatzenberg
- 2019MatchMaker Mysteries: A Killer EngagementFast Lou
- 2015RememberRabbi
- 2014Swearnet: The MovieTrigger
- 2013Elijah the ProphetDavid Goldberg
- 2012GoonAlbee Cohen
- 2011NexusTommy
- 2010Barney's VersionUncle Irv
- 2006Lucky Number SlevinAbe
- 2003Masterpiece MondayHey
- 2002Left Behind II: Tribulation ForceGNN Security Guard Joe
- 2001The JudgeLeo Kerns
- 1998Dirty WorkForeman
- 1998My Date with the President's DaughterLarry
- 1997Goosebumps: Don't Go to Sleep!Reality Judge
- 1997The Don's AnalystTomaso
- 1997Pippi LongstockingAdolph (voice)
- 1996When the Bullet Hits the BoneSenator Rollins
- 1996Cagney & Lacey: True ConvictionsDel Ochs
- 1996The Conspiracy of FearWalter
- 1995SugartimeRussian Louie
- 1995The Silence of AdulteryKyle Ring
- 1995Friends at LastMike
- 1995Between Love and Honor
- 1994Getting GottiEddie
- 1991Naked LunchA.J. Cohen
- 1991Married to ItBurly Mover
- 1991Sam & MeMr. Klugman
- 1991Alligator PieGrandpa
- 1990Murder Times SevenAbel Ganz
- 1989MindfieldJohnny Ronce
- 1989Looking for MiraclesMr. Schultz
- 1989Food of the Gods IILouis
- 1988The Outside Chance of Maximilian GlickZelig Peikes
- 1987Street JusticeBartender
- 1987Mr. Nice GuyThe Den
- 1985Martin Short: Concert for the North AmericasGil







