Vlad Ivanov

• Born — 4 August 1969 • Birthplace — Botoșani, SR Romania • Years Active — 1998–present • Occupation — Actor

• Year — Title — Role — Director — Notes • 2006 — Second in Command — RSO John Lydon — Simon Fellows — US film • 2007 — 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days — Mr. Bebe — Cristian Mungiu — Palme d'Or-winning film • 2008 — Black Sea — Adrian — Federico Bondi • 2009 — Tales from the Golden Age — Grigore — Cristian Mungiu (2) • 2009 — Police, Adjective — Anghelache — Corneliu Porumboiu • 2009 — Le Concert — Pyotr Tretyakin — Radu Mihăileanu — French film, nominated for Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film • 2010 — My Joy — Major from Moscow — Sergei Loznitsa — Ukrainian film • 2011 — Crulic: The Path to Beyond — Crulic — Anca Damian — Animated film, voice-role • 2012 — In the Fog — Grossmeier — Sergei Loznitsa (2) — Belarusian film • 2013 — Snowpiercer — Franco the Elder — Bong Joon-ho — South Korean film • 2013 — Child's Pose — Dinu Laurențiu — Călin Peter Netzer — Golden Bear-winning film • 2016 — Graduation — Chief Inspector — Cristian Mungiu (3) — Best Director Award (Cannes Film Festival)-winning film • 2016 — Toni Erdmann — Iliescu — Maren Ade — German film, Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film nominee • 2016 — Dogs — Samir — Bogdan Mirică — FIPRESCI Prize winner at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival • 2016 — Dark Crimes — Piotr — Alexandros Avranas — US-Polish film • 2017 — Ana, mon amour — Priest Adria — Călin Peter Netzer (2) • 2017 — One Step Behind the Seraphim — Daniel Sandu • 2018 — Sunset — Oszkár Brill — László Nemes — Hungarian film • 2018 — Hier — Victor Ganz — Balint Kenyeres — Hungarian film • 2019 — The Whistlers — Cristi — Corneliu Porumboiu (2) — nominated for Palme d'Or at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival • 2022 — Metronom — Biriș — Alexandru Belc • 2026 — Only Beautiful Things to Look At — Ivan Ostrochovský • Barbie- Princess and the Pauper- King Dominik (Romanian voice)