About Zamir Gotta
Born 1901. Zamir Gotta was a film producer and television producer.
Iazamir Gotta (born ) is a Russian television personality and producer. He is best known as the travelling companion of American chef Anthony Bourdain on his Travel Channel TV show Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations.
Early life Gotta born in Moscow and is of Jewish and Crimean Tatar ancestry. He was educated at Moscow State Pedagogical University, where he studied English, and taught the language in Moscow from 1983 to 1988.
Career Gotta began his career as a film producer working on American productions in Russia. In 2006, he began working as a consultant for the New York-based Trident Media Group, and has produced episodes of Cities of the Underworld for the History Channel, and the Nova documentary Astrospies for PBS, both airing in 2008.
Personal life Gotta and his wife Katya are parents of a daughter, Anna, and a son, Anton, who was partially named for Anthony Bourdain. In 2022, 20-year-old Anton died by suicide. After previously living in Connecticut, the Gottas moved to Buffalo, New York, which Zamir first visited while filming an episode of No Reservations.
Appearances with Anthony Bourdain A Cook's Tour "The Cook Who Came in from the Cold" (2002) "So Much Vodka, So Little Time" (2002)
No Reservations "Uzbekistan" (2005) "Russia" (2007) "Romania" (2008) "Rust Belt: Buffalo/Baltimore/Detroit" (2009) "Ukraine" (2011) "Kansas City" (2012) "Brooklyn" (2012)
Parts Unknown "Russia" (2014) "Tbilisi, Georgia" (2016)
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Who was Zamir Gotta?
Russian film producer
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Zamir Gotta was born in 1901 in Russia.
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Zamir Gotta was a film producer and television producer.
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