David Agranov

David Agranov, born in Riga, Latvia to Russian parents, spent his formative years in Italy, residing on Viale Regina Margherita in Rome, before moving to London and ultimately settling in the Washington, D.C. area. He became a naturalized American citizen and carved out a diverse career as an actor, singer, and songwriter, engaging in Theatre, Film, Television, and Music, and is an active member of AEA, SAG, AFTRA, and ASCAP.

Agranov gained prominence for his chilling portrayal of "Dr. Marat," a sinister prison doctor who manipulates Villanelle, played by Jodie Comer, in the acclaimed series 'Killing Eve', crafted by Phoebe Waller-Bridge. His talents were further showcased in FX's 'Trust', directed by Danny Boyle, where he played "J. Ronald Getty," son of J. Paul Getty, alongside notable actors such as Hilary Swank and Donald Sutherland.

In May 2019, Agranov made his cinematic debut at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival with 'La Gomera' (also known as 'The Whistlers'), directed by Corneliu Porumboiu, where he portrayed "Denis," an American filmmaker caught in a precarious situation. He is set to appear as "The Knight" in the upcoming film 'A Pity', directed by Kevin and Alec Barth.

Agranov's stage work includes a compelling performance as "Rodolpho" in 'A View from the Bridge' at Arena Stage and a standout role as "Tommy" in the West Coast Premiere of 'Trainspotting'. He also created the one-man show 'The Chet Baker Project', showcasing the life of the jazz icon.

His television credits feature recurring roles as "Yuri the Fury" on 'Ray Donovan' and "Jim Ballard" on 'The Unit', demonstrating his versatility. He also shared the screen with Angelina Jolie in the 2010 film '