Sam Lerner

Actor in 'The Goldbergs' TV series

Sam Lerner - Performers & Entertainers born September 27th, 1992
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Born in 1992, this American actor gained prominence through participation in various television and film projects. The most recognized role came in the television series 'The Goldbergs,' where a portrayal of a teenager resonated with audiences. The actor also appeared in other shows, contributing to a varied career within the entertainment industry. In addition to acting, involvement in different projects showcased versatility in performing arts, leading to recognition among peers and audiences alike.

Starring role in 'The Goldbergs'

Appeared in 'The Secret Life of the American Teenager'

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