Alex Bornstein

actress, writer, producer and comedian

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Alex Bornstein on KCRW

Actress Alex Borstein explains how Gordi’s folktronica music was essential to her latest work, a feature script she’s trying to get off the ground.

Actress Alex Borstein on how Gordi’s music influenced her writing

Actress Alex Borstein explains how Gordi’s folktronica music was essential to her latest work, a feature script she’s trying to get off the ground.

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Alex Borstein on the success of her varied career and the pleasure involved in portraying Dawn in HBO's Getting On.

Alex Borstein: HBO's 'Getting On'

Alex Borstein on the success of her varied career and the pleasure involved in portraying Dawn in HBO's Getting On.

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