Jonathan Kite

Actor and comedian on '2 Broke Girls'

Jonathan Kite - Performers & Entertainers born September 2nd, 1979
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Born in 1979, an American actor and comedian gained prominence through a prominent role in the television sitcom '2 Broke Girls'. The character Oleg was pivotal in the comedy series, contributing to its success during its run from 2011 to 2017. The actor also showcased skills in stand-up comedy and has appeared in various guest roles across television shows. Throughout the career, performances have been marked by a unique comedic style and versatility, appealing to a wide audience.

Portrayed Oleg in '2 Broke Girls'

Performed stand-up comedy nationally

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