Jeremiah Samuels

Jeremiah Samuels is a screen artist whose credits span on-camera participation and voice performance, with work connected to both documentary storytelling and imaginative cinema. Best known for production-related contributions, he has also appeared as himself in projects that spotlight how films are made and remembered.

Among his notable credits is My Movie About Making 'Matilda' by Mara Wilson, where he is featured as Self, aligning him with a personal, behind-the-scenes look at a beloved title’s cultural afterlife. He is also credited in the animated sci‑fi drama The Congress as the Pharmacist (voice), a role that underscores his versatility across formats.

While public biographical details such as birthplace and dates are not widely documented, Samuels’ screen work reflects a steady presence in distinctive, creator-driven projects. His filmography connects him to productions that blend industry insight with genre experimentation, making him a name of interest for viewers tracking the creative teams behind contemporary film and media.