Hair Color: Light - DarkEye Color: Green Height: 186 cm Weight: 84 kg
Languages:Mother Tongue: DanishFluent in: British and American EnglishFamiliar with: French, Norwegian, Swedish
Søren Bregendal was born on September 6, 1983 in Denmark. He is an actor known for his part as Erik in season 2 & 3 of Darren Stars Emmy, and Golden Globe nominated Netflix hit show “Emily in Paris”.
Søren played a central part in the Danish hit show “2900 Happiness” shooting almost 150 episodes during a period of three years. In 2005, he became a regular in one of Danish film’s most treasured movie franchises “Father of Four” shooting 6 movies in total.
In 2023 he released his first two short films being both producer, and co-director, as well as having a leading role. Love Hurts and Centaur are awkward, funny dramedies that give you a peek behind the curtains of the acting industry where the art of getting the job sometimes requires some twists and turns. Centaur won the Sweden Film Awards 2023 and was officially elected to the Lift-Off Global Network 2023.
Leading both the Danish cult youth movie “Rich Kids”, and the modern epic “High School Musical 2” theater production, winning the most prestigious theater prize in Denmark for “Best Musical” alongside the cast, he has underlined his mainstream audience appeal again and again.
His supporting roles in the acclaimed teen-movie “Triple Dare” and the hugely successful comedy “The Union” add to his solid line of work as an actor.
As a singer/songwriter in the pop group C21 he’s received four gold records, nominations for both Nordic Music Awards and Danish Music Awards, as well as releases in 14 countries. With his latest band Lightouse X, he won the Danish qualification and later represented Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2016.
The surreal masterpiece “Centaur” (Søren as the lead) not only took home the top prize at the Absurd Film Festival but also secured the Hormonal Mention at the Dubai Film Festival. Its selection at esteemed events like the Paramount Film Festival in Los Angeles, Director Talents Movie Awards, and the New York Lift-Off Film Festival further solidifies its acclaim.