Jonah Falcon

Jonah Falcon, an American actor and television presenter, rose to prominence through a diverse career that spans film, television, and intriguing documentary features. Born in Brooklyn in 1970, Falcon initially pursued acting after college, taking a brief hiatus to explore New York’s vibrant social scene in his 20s. His on-screen journey began with a debut in the 1995 thriller “Mercy,” followed by roles in iconic shows like “Melrose Place” and “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.”

Falcon’s breakthrough, however, came with his appearance in the 1999 HBO documentary “Private Dicks: Men Exposed,” where he was one of 25 interviewees discussing male anatomy. Revealed to have an exceptionally long penis, measuring up to 13.5 inches erect, Falcon garnered international attention and became a subject of discussion in various documentaries worldwide. Expanding his repertoire, he even released a single titled “It’s Too Big.”

Beyond his unique claim to fame, Jonah Falcon is recognized for his acting prowess, featuring in notable productions such as “The Greatest Showman,” “Gotham,” “The Sopranos,” and more recently, “Seberg” and “The Half of It.” A devoted New York Yankees fan, Falcon hosts the television call-in show “Talkin’ Yankees Hosted by Jonah Falcon” on Manhattan public-access television. Additionally, he has contributed to the renowned Howard Stern Show on American radio, solidifying his presence in the entertainment industry. With a captivating blend of talent and a distinctive personal narrative, Jonah Falcon continues to make his mark on both the big and small screens.