Dragoș Bucur, born on June 13, 1977, in Bucharest, is a Romanian actor, considered one of the most prominent figures of the Romanian New Wave. His career gained momentum through his intense performances in internationally acclaimed films such as Cristi Puiu's *The Death of Mr. Lăzărescu* (2005) and Corneliu Porumboiu's *Police, Adjective* (2009), both landmark works of the movement. He solidified his fame with leading roles in films such as *Boogie* (2008), for which he received important national accolades, including the Gopo Award for Best Actor. Internationally, he gained visibility with his role in the film *The Way Back* (2010), directed by Peter Weir, alongside actors such as Ed Harris and Colin Farrell. Alongside his film career, Bucur is a well-known television presenter in Romania and the co-founder of an acting school, demonstrating a multifaceted commitment to the entertainment industry.