Ran Danker

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Ran Danker (born Khalil Yosef Danker on January 7, 1984) is an Israeli actor, singer, and model.

He appeared in hit Israeli series HaShir Shelanu (2004–2007), The Gordin Cell (2012–2015), and most recently appeared in Miguel (2018–present).

Danker received an Ophir Award nomination for his work in the Eyes Wide Open (2009).

Danker was also nominated for an Ophir Award for Best Actor for his role in Doubtful (2017).

Early life

Danker was born in Norfolk, Virginia, United States, to a Jewish family. He is the son of Israeli actor Eli Danker. After his parents' divorce, he and his mother moved to Israel when he was two years old. He grew up in Tel Aviv's Bavli neighborhood. He was also a member of the Ha-Horesh tribe choir of the scouts youth movement at the time. Ran and his mother migrated to Poleg, Netanya, during his junior high school years. Ran was involved in a few TV commercials between high school and his army service: a commercial for Bank Leumi; a commercial for Bank Leumi; and Cellcom, a cell phone company. Ran was a delivery boy for Domino's Pizza in Netanya as an adolescent. During his military service in the Israel Defense Forces, he was a helicopter technician.

Personal life

Danker had previously been in a high-profile partnership with fellow HaShir Shelanu actor Ninet Tayeb. The pair were named "Raninet" in Israeli media. "Pnai Plus" rated him as the most eligible bachelor in 2007 following the breakup. Ania Bukstein, a HaShir Shelanu co-star, as well as Bar Refaeli, according to reports, he also dated his brother, Ania Bukstein, as well as the supermodel Bar Refaeli. Danker and Refaeli's mothers are close friends. Danker and Tayeb are best friends, and when asked in a 2019 Ynet interview about his former girlfriend, Danker, they said they will soon be in touch and will collaborate. In September 2019, the two appeared together for the first time.

Danker came out as bisexual in July 2015. He also confirmed that he has been in a three-year relationship with a man. "I simply fell in love," Danker said in an interview, which is more surprising to me than being in a long-term relationship. Period." "Ethnicity is another way for the soul to express itself," he continued, because it is complicated and mixes many elements. The number of individuals is the sum of all sexual possibilities. Both women and men are attracted to this style. Why should we restrict ourselves to a specific term? I don't want to identify myself."

He has been described as a "heart-throb" and as one of Israel's most talked-about male actors.

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Career

Danker is a fashion model in Israel and has appeared in Diadora campaigns as well as acting and singing.

He appeared in HaShir Shelanu (Our Song) in 2004 for four seasons. In 2004, and 2005, he appeared in two children's shows, a film version of The Sound of Music in Tel Aviv, Haifa, and later on, the Festigal (an annual Hanukkah song festival). He has also appeared in the 2021 edition. Ran was named the top actor in Our Song in December 2005 and he received the Gold Screen Award as the best actor. He received the Kids Channel Award in January 2006 for the same category. In addition, Danker appeared in the main character of Walt Disney's animated film Chicken Little for Israel's Hebrew-dubbed version. In 2006, readers of the popular "Pnai Plus" television digest named him actor of the year. He debuted in 2008 as the titular protagonist in Danny Hollywood's musical daily drama.

In the 2009 Israeli drama film Eyes Wide Open, he stars alongside actor Zohar Strauss as the main protagonist as a gay lover. Danker was named as the Best Support Actor for his role in the Ophir Award. He appeared in the TV drama Gordin Cell playing the main character, Eyal "Alik" Gordin, between 2012 and 2015. "Among the world's best suspense shows," Haaretz praised the performance. Allegiance (2015) was also remade in the United States. He received an Ophir Award nomination in 2017 for his role in Doubtful as a man who has to do his community service by working with juvenile delinquents.

Danker debuted in the Hot TV series Miguel in 2018. Danker is a gay man who is determined to fulfill his childhood's aspirations of adopting a child. At the first ever Canneseries festival, the series received its world premiere. Miguel received the grand prize for best ensemble cast at Canneseries. Danker stars in Honeymood, Talya Lavie's latest romantic comedy in which Zero Motivation's director Talya Lavie stars.

He played Rolf, the Nazi postman who fell in love with Liesl, the oldest daughter of the von Trapp family, in The Sound of Music. Before returning to Festigal 2005, Ran appeared in 40 shows before deciding on Festigal 2005. Hans Litten, a German lawyer, appeared in the Habima Theatre performance at Midnight in 2015. Danker is a lawyer who appeared for the victims of the Nazis in important court hearings between 1929 and 1932, defending workers' interests during the Weimar Republic. In 2017, he returned to Habima Theatre to play Che in Evita's Israeli production.

Danker's debut album, Shavim (Hebrew: "equal"), with guitarist Ilai Botner in 2007. In 2018, Danker's "Something Different" was released on a new Hebrew-language album.

He launched his hit song "Beit Meshugaim" in Hebrew (In Hebrew: "") in March 2021, which became Israel's most popular Spotify song for the third month in a row. On top of that, it stayed at the top of the Galgalatz chart for eight weeks in a row, breaking the record for the most weeks in first place. "Hasimla sheli" (in Hebrew) was followed by DEGO in October 2021 (meaning "My new dress") was followed by the dego's "Masimla sheli" (means "My new dress").

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