Raz Degan is a multifaceted talent who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry over the course of his two-decade long career. He initially gained recognition as a male model in New York City before transitioning into film in the mid-1990s, quickly establishing himself as a prominent figure in Italian cinema.
Degan's international breakthrough came with his role as Darius III in Oliver Stone's "Alexander" in 2004, followed by critically acclaimed performances in films such as Ermanno Olmi's "One Hundred Nails" in 2005 and "Barbarossa" alongside Rutger Hauer in 2009.
In addition to his acting prowess, Degan is also a skilled director and cinematographer. He served as director of photography for the award-winning documentary "The Green Prince" in 2013, earning widespread critical acclaim and prestigious nominations for his exceptional work.
In 2016, Degan made his directorial debut with "The Last Shaman," a feature documentary executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, which received widespread attention for its captivating storytelling and visual style.
Degan has also made a name for himself as a host, having hosted the hit series "Raz and the Tribe" for Sky, as well as a brand ambassador for Jägermeister. His creative portfolio includes directing and acting in award-winning short films like "Manifesting Greatness," showcasing his expertise in storytelling and visual narrative.
Throughout his career, Degan's dedication to pushing boundaries and exploring new creative avenues has solidified his reputation as a versatile and visionary artist in the entertainment industry.
