Salem Ludwig was an American character actor and acting instructor. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Ludwig was blacklisted in 1957 and could only find minimal stage work. He had many film and television credits and remained active, even after his 90th birthday, until his death at age 91. A biographical film, An Actor's Life was made by budding director/actress Carol Schaye, who wanted to portray actors as talented, working individuals rather than just the character they see. He was represented by Theatrical Agent Archer King. He is known for many films including: Life on the Ledge, Unfaithful, Fast Food, Fast Women, The Business of Strangers, The Object of My Affection, I'm Not Rappaport, For Love Or Money, Family Business, Heartburn, Endless Love, The Arab Conspiracy, I Love You, Alice B. Toklas, What's So Bad About Feeling Good?, Three Sisters, America, America, and Never Love a Stranger. 

July 31st, 1915 in Brooklyn  /  Died:   Apr 1st, 2007 - at the age of 91, natural causes