Chicago native Jeremy Piven brought Ari Gold to our television screens in Entourage, among other notable characters. Now, he’s taken on what he calls “the performance of his life” for his role as Harold May in The Performance.
The Emmy and Golden Globe winner stars as the Jewish American tap dancer who winds up performing for Hitler after he and his troupe were discovered by a German attaché while on tour in Europe.
The film, which Jeremy co-produces and was directed by his sister, is based off an Arthur Miller short story from 2002 about a character similar to the one Piven brings to life on screen.
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