Personal details
- Birth Date: 1971-04-19
- Height: 5′ 11″ (1.80 m)
- Birth Location: Sofia, Bulgaria
- Professions: Actor, Additional Crew
Atanas Srebrev, born in '71 in Bulgaria, has one of those faces you just know you’ve seen somewhere—even if you can’t place it right away. He’s the kind of guy who just pops up in a surprising number of movies, usually playing those solid supporting roles that end up way more memorable than you expect. It’s wild to think he basically kicked open the door for Bulgarian actors in Hollywood all on his own, mostly because he’s got a real knack for English. That’s no easy feat, especially coming from Sofia, where he trained at the National Academy of Theater and Film Arts. The guy’s legit. People who binge SyFy Channel flicks are probably nodding right now—he’s everywhere. Seriously, over 100 films? That’s not just a resume, that’s a lifestyle. But it’s not like he’s stuck in that one lane, either. He’s managed to cross over into some pretty big mainstream stuff. Try watching 300: Rise of an Empire and see if you spot him, or maybe catch him trading blows in Mechanic: Resurrection. Oh, and don’t forget Rambo: Last Blood. He’s right there in the thick of it. What’s cool is, Srebrev isn’t just filling up screen time. He’s carved out this niche where he’s instantly recognizable to people who pay attention, and he brings a fresh kind of intensity to whatever role he’s landed. Not bad for someone who started out in Bulgaria, right?
Graduated from the National Academy of Theatre and Film Arts, snagging a Master’s in Drama, Theatre, and Acting. That’s not just a fancy line on a CV—this place is legendary for cranking out heavy-hitters in the performing arts world. The program’s a beast, seriously. Loads of hands-on stage work, intense acting workshops, and a ton of hours spent dissecting scripts until your brain feels like mush. The professors? Legends themselves—lots of them are working actors, so you get the real deal, not just textbook theory. You end up performing in front of live audiences, which is both terrifying and absolutely electric. Honestly, it’s the kind of training that sorts out the dabblers from the diehards. People walk out of there ready to crush auditions, whether it’s for film, theatre, or whatever wild gig comes next. If you spot someone with this credential, yeah, they’ve put in the work.
April 19, 1971
5′ 11″ (1.80 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Sofia, Bulgaria
54 years old