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Birth name
  
Khalil Danker

Genres
  
Pop music

Parents
  
Eli Danker, Dalit Danker

Name
  
Ran Danker

Albums
  
Role
  
Actor


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Born
  
January 7, 1984 (age 40) Virginia, United States (
1984-01-07
)

Years active
  
2007–present (music)2004–present (film)2004–present (television)

Movies and TV shows
  
Our Song, Eyes Wide Open, The Gordin Cell, Rabies, Lullaby to My Father

Similar People
  
Ninet Tayeb, Eli Danker, Yehuda Levi, Amos Kollek, Aharon Keshales

Occupation(s)
  
Actor, singer model

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Ran Danker (Hebrew: רן דנקר‎‎; born Khalil Danker on January 7, 1984) is an Israeli actor, singer and model. He is the son of Israeli actor Eli Danker. He has sung such songs as "אני אש" ("I am Fire"). He has also starred in the hit Israeli series HaShir Shelanu. Ran Danker also starred in the 2009 Israeli film Eyes Wide Open as the Yeshiva student Ezri, who has feelings for a married, orthodox Jewish father, Aaron (Zohar Strauss).

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Early life

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Danker was born in Virginia, United States. He went to Israel with his mother when he was 2 years old. He grew up in the Bavli neighborhood in Tel Aviv. During that time he was a member of the Ha-Horesh tribe choir of the scouts youth movement. Towards his Junior High year, Ran and his mother moved to Poleg, Netanya. Between high school and his army service, Ran participated in a few TV commercials: a promo of Channel 10; a commercial of Bank Leumi; and the cell phone company Cellcom. As a teenager, Ran was a delivery boy for Domino's Pizza in Netanya.

Career

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He starred in Restless in 2008 and from 2004, four seasons in the hit musical TV series HaShir Shelanu (Our Song). He was also in two children's shows, a musical production of The Sound of Music in Tel Aviv and later Haifa and the Festigal (an annual Hanukkah song festival) in 2004 and 2005. He also models for Diadora.

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In The Sound of Music he played Rolf the Nazi postman who fell in love with Liesl, the oldest daughter of the von Trapp family. Ran performed in 40 shows until he left for Festigal 2005.

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He was part of a much publicized relationship and breakup with fellow HaShir Shelanu star Ninet Tayeb. Danker also contributed his voice to the main character of Walt Disney's animated movie Chicken Little.

In 2007, he came out with his debut album, Shavim (Hebrew: שווים, "equal"), with guitarist Ilai Botner.

He has been described as a "heart-throb", and as one of the two most talked-about male stars in Israel (along with Yehuda Levi).

He plays, with the actor Zohar Strauss, the main role, as a gay lover, in the 2009 Israeli drama film Eyes Wide Open.

In 2008, started filming the musical daily drama Danny Hollywood, which began its second season not long ago. Danker plays the main character, Danny. The show deals with time travel.

In 2011, started filming the weekly drama Gordin Cell, which began its broadcasts in January 2012. Danker plays the main character, Eyal "Alik" Gordin.

Awards and distinctions

In December 2005, Ran won the Gold Screen Award as the best actor, for his role in Our Song. On January 2006, he won the Kids Channel Award, for the same category.

Also, readers of the popular "Pnai Plus" TV digest awarded him actor of the year in 2006, and most eligible bachelor in 2007.

Personal life

In July 2015, Danker came out as bisexual. He also stated that he has been in a relationship with a man for 3 years.

Filmography

  • Rabies (2010)
  • Festigal (2004, 2005)
  • HaShir Shelanu (2004–2007)
  • Restless (2008)
  • Danny Hollywood (2008–2009)
  • Eyes Wide Open (2009)
  • Gordin Cell (2012)
  • Doubtful (2017)
  • Discography

  • Shavim (2007)
  • References

    Ran Danker Wikipedia