Transcript ROMANIAN ACTORS By Alina Butoi-Drăghici and Patricia Tamaș SEBASTIAN STAN Sebastian Stan (born August 13, 1982) is a Romanian actor, known for his role.

ROMANIAN
ACTORS
By Alina Butoi-Drăghici
and Patricia Tamaș
SEBASTIAN STAN
Sebastian Stan (born August 13, 1982) is
a Romanian actor, known for his role as James
Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes / Winter
Soldier in Captain America: The First
Avenger and Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
He played The Mad Hatter/Jefferson on the ABC's
fantasy drama Once Upon a Time, Prince Jack
Benjamin on Kings and Carter Baizen on Gossip
Girl. He also appeared in Black Swan. In 2012, he
appeared in the USA Network miniseries Political
Animals starring alongside Sigourney Weaver.
 His role in Political Animals earned him a
nomination at the Critics' Choice Television
Award for Best Performance by a Supporting Actor
in a Miniseries.

AS BUCKY BARNES IN “CAPTAIN
AMERICA”
AS THE MAD HATTER IN
“ONCE UPON A TIME”

Stan was born in Constanța, Romania. At age 8,
he and his mother moved to Vienna, where she
was employed as a pianist. Four years later (at
age 12), he moved with his mother to Rockland
County, New York after she married Anthony
Fruhauf, the headmaster of Rockland Country
Day School.[2]
ANA ULARU
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Ana Ularu was born on June 26, 1985 in
Bucharest, Romania. She is an actress, known
for Periferic (2010), O vara foarte instabila (2013)
and Sunt o baba comunista (2013).She stared in
The Borgias (2013) and Serena (2014).
AS RACHEL HERMANN IN
“SERENA”
AS CHARLOTTE D'ALBRET
IN “THE BORGIAS”
MARCEL IURES
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Marcel Iures is one of Romania's most acclaimed
stage and screen actors, having starred in more
than two dozen features in his native country and
twice being named its best actor. His American
film credits include The Peacemaker starring
George Clooney, Mission: Impossible (1996)
starring Tom Cruise, and Interview with the
Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994)
starring Cruise and Brad Pitt. Among his most
noted Romanian films are The Last Messenger,
The Oak (1992),Society's Pillars, Vacanta cea
mare (1988) (The Big Holiday), The Duel and
Romanian. He recently finished filming Amen.
(2002) for director Costa-Gavras.
IN “LAYER CAKE”
IN “PIRATES OF THE
CARRIBEAN”
IN “HART’S WAR”
MAIA MORGENSTERN
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Maia Morgenstern is a Romanian film and stage actress,
described by Florin Mitu of AMOS News as "a symbol of
Romanian theater and film". In the English-speaking world,
she is probably best known for the role of Mary, the mother of
Jesus, in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. In Romania,
she has been nationally known since her 1992 role as Nela in
Balanta, a film known in the United States as The Oak, set
during the waning days of Communist Romania.
Born in Bucharest, in a Jewish family, she graduated from the
Film and Theatre Academy of Bucharest in 1985. She then
played at Teatrul Tineretului (Youth Theater) in Piatra
Neamt; until 1988, and at the Teatrul Evreiesc de Stat (State
Jewish Theatre) in Bucharest 1988-1990. From 1990-1998 she
was a member of the company of the National Theatre in
Bucharest, and since 1998 of Teatrul Bulandra, also in
Bucharest; in addition, she continues to act at the State Jewish
Theatre and other Bucharest theaters and elsewhere in
Romania. Among her notable stage roles in recent years, in a
Romanian-language production of The Blue Angel (Ingerul
Albastru in Romanian) at Bucharest's Odeon Theater, in 20012002 she played (to great critical acclaim) Lola Lola, the
character made famous by Marlene Dietrich. At the same time,
she was also playing the role of Kathleen Hogan in a
Romanian-language production of Israel Horovitz's Park Your
Car in Harvard Yard at the State Jewish Theater.
AS MARY IN “THE PASSION OF
THE CHRIST”
AS MRS. MOSCU IN “MISS
CHRISTINA”
OANA PELLEA
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Romanian-born actress Oana Pellea has won numerous
accolades for her theatre and film work. Born in Bucharest in
1962, Oana studied at the Romanian Theatre and Film
Academy before going on to star in numerous stage and screen
productions. Most recently, Oana won the Theatres' Union of
Romania's (UNITER) Best Actress award and was awarded the
Romanian Cultural Foundation's Prize for Outstanding
International Career. Her film work has included Bogdan
Dreyer's "Where the Sun is Cold", as well as films directed by
Alexandru Tatos, Dan Pita and Stere Gulea. Oana received
numerous international awards for her leading role in Gulea's
"State of Fact", including the Best Actress awards at the
Geneva Film Festival, the San Marino Political Film Festival
and the Golden Eagle International Film Festival in Batumi,
Georgia.
Oana's theatre work has also drawn much attention. Notable
performances have included the roles of Masha in Chekov's
"Three Sisters", Lucius in Shakespeare's "Julius Ceasar" and
Maria in Georg Bûchner's "Woyzeck", all of which contributed
to her winning the 1996 International Theatre Critics' Award
for Best Actress. Other important stage roles have included
Julietta in Klaus Mann's "Mephisto", Catarina in Mihai
Maniutiu's production of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the
Shrew", and Drussila in Camus' "Caligula".
AS MARICHKA IN “CHILDREN
OF MEN”
MONICA BARLADEANU
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She was born in Iasi, Romania, in the South-East of Europe. In November 2002, she was
designated the most beautiful Romanian celebrity by the "Beau Monde" magazine and in
December she was chosen "The sexiest TV Star" by the most influential Romanian TV
guide, "TV Mania". Her show went on, and so did the series of awards she got. In
February 2003, the VIVA magazine designated her "The most Beautiful Romanian
Woman" and in July the FHM magazine "crowned" her as "Sexiest Woman". In
December, she was, once more, awarded by TV Mania as "The Sexiest TV Celebrity".
In the meantime, she hosted the "Extravaganza" show series. 2004 began with a new
challenge: "Viata in Direct" (Life Live) show.
In February 2004, the "Viva" magazine designated her again as the "Sexiest celebrity"
and in December 2004 she was, once more TV Mania's choice as "The Sexiest TV Star".
In 2004, she went to Los Angeles to take acting classes and improve her TV host skills.
Her career took a new turn: she started doing movies.
In 2004, she got a part in a teenager comedy," Buds for Life" and by year end she
received a role in her first Romanian movie, Moartea domnului Lazarescu (2005). The
film has so far obtained more than 30 awards, including the "Un certain regard" award
at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival, Silver Hugo in Chicago and was nominated for The
Best Foreign Film at the Independent Spirit Awards.
In 2005, she got small parts in Incubus (2006) as Karen, in "Second in Command" as Dr.
Johnson and in "Living&Dying" as Det Lascar.
In November 2005, she got a recurring part in Naufragiatii (2004), the no.1 TV show in
the United States, as Gabriella Busoni, a wealthy Italian woman.
AS MONICA DEAN IN “LOST”
AS MANUELA IN “OF SNAILS
AND MEN”
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