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(JTA) – Ato Essandoh isn’t Jewish, or British, or an astronaut – but he plays an African-British-Jewish astronaut on TV.
Essandoh, whose parents are from Ghana, is not Jewish — but to prepare for his new role he learned Hebrew prayers and how to lay tefillin. Forwarding the News
For the first time, "Chicago Med" has a recurring Jewish doctor character. His name is Ato Essandoh and he is the son of Ghanaian immigrants.
Ato Essandoh isn’t Jewish. But these days, he’s learning Hebrew prayers and how to lay tefillin for his new role as cardiothoracic surgeon Isidore Latham, an Orthodox Jew, on the NBC drama ...
Ato Essandoh isn’t Jewish, or British, or an astronaut — but he plays an African-British-Jewish astronaut on TV. In Netflix’s new hit drama “Away,” about an international crew of astronauts who set out on a critical near-future mission to Mars, Essandoh plays botanist Kwesi Weisberg-Annan, an orphan who is raised by a white Jewish ...
Ato Essilfi Bracato Essandoh[1][non-primary source needed] (born July 29, 1972) is an American television and film actor of Ghanaian origin. Early life. Ato was born July 29, 1972, [2] to Ghanaian parents and graduated from New Rochelle High School in 1990. He received a B.S. in chemical engineering from Cornell University.
(JTA) — Ato Essandoh isn’t Jewish, or British, or an astronaut — but he plays an African-British-Jewish astronaut on TV.
