Dana Eden (1973-2026) Biography, Age, Family, Career

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Profession	Television Producer
Famous for	Being a Co-creator and executive producer of Tehran

Eye Color	Brown
Hair Color	Blonde

School	Thelma Yellin High School of the Arts

Death Cause	Suspected Suicide

Marital Status (at the time of death)	Married

Father	Yoram Levy (Founder of Dana Productions)
Children	Son - Gur Eden

Overview	Joined her father’s company, Dana Productions, in 1996. Produced her first series, Teenage Dreams, in 1997, which aired for three years on Channel 3. Took over Dana Productions as her father suffered from Parkinson’s disease. Became one of Israel's most notable television producers, contributing to a variety of genres including children's shows and adult drama. Produced key works such as Saving the Wildlife (2018), She Has It (2018), Magpie (2019), and Shakshouka (2021). Co-produced the internationally acclaimed series Tehran, securing a significant deal with Apple TV+. Significantly enhanced the global reach of Israeli television.

Overview

Joined her father’s company, Dana Productions, in 1996.
Produced her first series, Teenage Dreams, in 1997, which aired for three years on Channel 3.
Took over Dana Productions as her father suffered from Parkinson’s disease.
Became one of Israel's most notable television producers, contributing to a variety of genres including children's shows and adult drama.
Produced key works such as Saving the Wildlife (2018), She Has It (2018), Magpie (2019), and Shakshouka (2021).
Co-produced the internationally acclaimed series Tehran, securing a significant deal with Apple TV+.
Significantly enhanced the global reach of Israeli television.

1. In 1996, Dana joined Dana Productions, founded by her father.
2. Her production of Teenage Dreams marked her debut in the industry.
3. She took the helm of her family business during her father's health decline.
4. Eden's productions have included diverse formats, ranging from children's programming to serious drama.
5. Her collaboration on Tehran expanded its success internationally, furthering Israeli television's presence.