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- Ran Khalil Danker was born on 7 January 1983 in Virginia, USA. He is an actor, known for Eyes Wide Open (2009), Miguel (2018) and The Gordin Cell (2012).
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Raz Degan is a versatile talent in the entertainment industry, excelling as an actor, director, cinematographer, and photographer over his two-decade career. Initially discovered as a male model in New York City, he transitioned into film in the mid-1990s, gaining prominence in Italian cinema with roles in commercials, television films, and cinematic productions.
Degan's international breakthrough came with his role as Darius III in Oliver Stone's "Alexander" (2004), followed by acclaimed performances in films such as Ermanno Olmi's "One Hundred Nails" (2005) and "Barbarossa" (2009) alongside Rutger Hauer.
Beyond acting, Degan's talents extend to directing and cinematography. He served as director of photography for the award-winning documentary "The Green Prince" (2013), garnering critical acclaim and prestigious nominations for his exceptional work.
In 2016, Degan made his directorial debut with "The Last Shaman," a feature documentary executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, which received widespread attention for its captivating storytelling and visual style.
Additionally, Degan has hosted the hit series "Raz and the Tribe" for Sky and acted as a brand ambassador for Jägermeister. His creative portfolio includes directing and acting in award-winning short films like "Manifesting Greatness," showcasing his prowess in storytelling and visual narrative.
Throughout his career, Degan's commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring new creative avenues has solidified his reputation as a versatile and visionary artist in the entertainment industry.- Oz Zehavi was born on 24 June 1983 in Rishon Le-Zion, Israel. He is an actor, known for Ha-E (2007), Asfur (2010) and Checkout (2023).
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Ofer Shechter was born on 8 April 1981 in Israel. He is an actor and writer, known for Phobidilia (2009), The Champion (2006) and Dead End (2006).- Yehuda Levi was born in 1979, and grew up in the city of Hertzeliya. He is a charismatic actor and a kind person in real life. His noticeable breakthrough was in TV-series Lechayey Ha'ahava (2001), and he is much admired by plenty (mostly girls), maybe to his displeasure, since he is not left alone lately. He attended the "Telma-Yalin" High school of stage art, and graduated with excellence.
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Born and raised in Toronto, Canada.
During his teens, his family moved to Israel where his film career began as an actor. He auditioned to a few acting schools in England, got accepted to four. He graduated from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London England.
"Lipstikka" (Odem, Israel/UK 2011), his feature film as writer-director-producer, was presented in Competition at the Berlin International Film Festival 2011, in Competition at the Jerusalem International Film Festival 2011 (where it won two Best Actress awards), in the Official Selection at the Toronto International Film Festival 2011, in competition at the Seattle International Film Festival 2012 and in other film festivals worldwide.
"Urban Feel" (Israel 1999), his feature film as writer-director-producer, was presented in Competition the Berlin International Film Festival 1999 and won numerous national and International awards.
"Drifting" (Nagua, Israel 1983), his first feature film as co-producer and leading actor, was presented at the Berlin International Film Festival 1984 and won various Israeli National Awards including Best Film, Best Leading Actor, Best Photography and Best Screenplay.
Sagall also wrote and directed two independent shorts, "Zerach Lipshitz' Last Little Vacation" and "At Home" (Babait) both presented in national and international film festivals.
He's written and directed three stage plays - "Lea Goes Out On The Street", "Cockroach" and "Easy Fixes to a Shitty Life". His series of short stories "The Lonely Life of Hugo Asparagus" were published in the Israeli press. He was a regular staff writer on the Israeli-Palestinian production of "Sesame Street".
Among his many Film & TV acting credits are 'Bobby' in the popular Israeli film series "Lemon Popsicle" (Eis Am Stiel), Robbie in Amos Guttman's Drifting (Nagua), 'Poldek Pfefferberg' in Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List", 'Emanuel' in his own film "Urban Feel", and 'Asaf Refaeli' in the Israeli Television drama series "Hamakom".- Actor
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Aki Avni was born on 27 April 1967 in Israel. He is an actor and producer, known for Universal Soldier: Regeneration (2009), Let the Party Begin (2023) and Time of Favor (2000). He was previously married to Sendi Bar.- Omer Isaac Dror was born in the USA and migrated to Israel with his family when he was one year old. During high school Omer attended theatre classes, and at the age of seventeen he officially started his acting career as he was drafted for the popular TV teen series Alifim. By 2016 Omer landed several more leading roles in popular TV shows such as Galis (HOT satelliteTV Channel), The Nerd's Club (Zoom Channel), and Beit Haklavim (Dog's House, Nickelodeon). During 2016 Omer starred in his first feature film titled Almost Famous, and began his theater career at the Israeli National Theater Habima, playing a lead role in a Torch Song Trilogy written by Harvey Fierstein. Following that year Omer starred in the TV series Double (Yes, HOT) and We're On the Map (Anachnu Bamapa, Keshet Broadcast).
In addition to acting Omer was also chosen as the brand ambassador of the international clothing brand Castro, alongside Gal Gadot, and hosted two seasons of the TV game show Escape Room, which won an award at the Israeli Academy Awards of 2017.
In 2019 the comedy feature film Hamossad Hasagor directed by Alon Gur Arie and David Zucker, is excepted to hit the theaters. Omer plays the lead role of a Mossad agent. In addition, Omer was recently cast for the lead in the biographical feature film about the late famed Jewish-French pop star Mike Brant. The film is an Israeli-French coproduction and will be directed by Eytan Fox. - Yaniv Moyal was born on 30 April 1980 in Israel. He is an actor, known for Terror Toons 3 (2015), Why Did I Get Married Too? (2010) and Yossi & Jagger (2002).