Personal details
- Height: 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
- Birth Location: New York City, New York, USA
- Children: (2 children) Eliza Bucatinsky
- Professions: Producer, Writer, Actor
Dan Bucatinsky grew up in the heart of New York City, but his roots? Oh, they stretch way down to Argentina, thanks to his parents, Julio and Myriam. Latin flavor mixed with Jewish heritage—he’s got both running through his veins. If you’ve watched TV at all in the last decade or so, chances are you’ve seen his face—maybe you caught him in “Scandal,” where he picked up that shiny Emmy, or maybe in the sweet swirl of romance and chaos that is “The Baker and the Beauty.” Dude’s got range, popping up in movies like “Second Act” too, holding his own next to big names. But Dan’s not just out here acting—he’s been busy behind the scenes, too. He helped produce “Who Do You Think You Are?” (the one that digs into celebs’ family trees and uncovers all their weird, wild ancestry), plus the improv-heavy “Web Therapy” and the fast-paced word game “25 Words Or Less.” He’s genuinely everywhere, always mixing it up. Off-camera, he’s been with filmmaker Don Roos since 2008—they went all-in and got married, not just playing house. Together, they’re raising two kids, which, let’s be honest, is probably more chaotic than any TV drama. Bucatinsky’s life is this wild blend of cultures, creativity, and family, and he just keeps showing up, surprising people, making you laugh, maybe tugging at your heartstrings a little. The guy’s career? Still rolling, and you never quite know where he’ll pop up next.
reference nThis movie’s got a wild energy, seriously. It follows a linguist who’s not only fluent in Spanish and French but throws herself headfirst into every situation. There’s this scene where she’s switching between both languages so fast, even native speakers get whiplash. She lands in Paris, barely off the plane, and is roped into helping solve a mystery that spirals out of control. The Spanish side of her life keeps butting in, so she’s juggling calls from her family in Madrid while decoding clues in the French underground. There’s a lot of running through crowded markets, arguing with shady art dealers, and honestly, you’ll probably get hungry just from all the café scenes. The whole thing’s a love letter to language and chaos, and, honestly, it’s hard not to root for her—even when she’s in way over her head. If you dig clever dialogue and fast-talking heroes, this is your jam.
5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
New York City, New York, USA
Yes, Eliza Bucatinsky