Dani Rovira
Dani Rovira | |
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Rovira on Óxido Nitroso in 2011 | |
Born |
Daniel Rovira de Rivas 1 November 1980 Málaga, Spain |
Occupation | Comedian, actor |
Years active | 2004–present |
Daniel Rovira de Rivas (born in Málaga, 1 November 1980), mostly known as Dani Rovira, is a Spanish comedian and actor.
Career
Early career
After graduating in Physical Education and Sport Sciences at the University of Granada, he started touring with Paramount Comedy,[1] performing stand-up comedy all around Spain. He became known for his most famous monologue "Mi familia y yo" ("My family and I").[2] He then made his first appearance on TV performing in various scenes of a well-known show called Estas no son las noticias (These aren't news) until May 2009. At the same time he worked and played his part in a play called ¿Quieres salir conmigo? (Do You Wanna Date Me?). In February of the same year, he also appeared in the famous late night show Buenafuente.
In the following years, he established a career in comedy with several appearances on El Club de la Comedia and as a cast member of comedy shows No le digas a mamá que trabajo en la tele and Alguien tenía que decirlo.
2013–present: Ocho apellidos vascos and other roles
In 2013 he filmed his first movie Spanish Affair, starring as the main character alongside Clara Lago, Karra Elejalde and Carmen Machi, directed by Emilio Martínez-Lázaro. The weekend of its premiere in March 2014, the film gathered an audience of 404,020 which resulted in box office gross of 2.72 million euros. The film broke Spanish box-office records, becoming the top-grossing Spanish title of all time with more than $75 million.[3]
Since 2014 Rovira has played the role of Juan Gutiérrez in the comedy TV series B&b, de boca en boca, on Telecinco.
On February 7, 2015 he hosted the 29th Goya Awards ceremony.[4] At the same ceremony, he won the Goya Award for Best New Actor for Spanish Affair.
In 2015 Rovira starred in the romantic comedy film Ahora o nunca, as well as in Spanish Affair 2, the sequel of the film that rose him to stardom.
On February 6, 2016 he repeated as host of the 30th Goya Awards ceremony.
Filmography
Film
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2013 | Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 | Brent McHale | voice (Spain) |
2014 | Ocho apellidos vascos | Rafael "Rafa" Quirós | |
2015 | Ahora o nunca | Alejandro Fernández | |
2015 | Ocho apellidos catalanes | Rafael "Rafa" Quirós | |
2015 | Capture the Flag | Richard Carson | voice |
2016 | El futuro no es lo que era | Carlos | |
2016 | 100 Meters | Ramón | |
2016 | Ozzy | Fronky | voice |
Television
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2008–10 | Nuevos cómicos | Himself | TV program |
2008 | Estas no son las noticias | Himself | TV program |
2009 | Buenafuente | Himself | TV program |
2010–15 | El club de la comedia | Himself | TV program |
2011 | Con Hache de Eva | Himself | TV program |
2011 | No le digas a mamá que trabajo en la tele | Himself | TV program |
2012 | Alguien tenía que decirlo | Himself | TV program |
2013 | Óxido nitroso | Himself | TV program |
2014–15 | B&b, de boca en boca | Juan Gutiérrez García | TV series |
2014 | Todo va bien | Himself | TV program |
2014 | Taraská TV | Himself | TV program |
2015 | 29th Goya Awards | Host | TV special |
2015 | MovieBerto | Himself | TV program |
2015 | Sopa de gansos | Himself | TV program |
2015–present | El Hormiguero | Himself | TV program |
2016 | 30th Goya Awards | Host | TV special |
2017 | 31st Goya Awards | Host | TV special |
Awards and nominations
Year | Awards | Category | Recipient | Outcome |
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2015 | Goya Awards | Best New Actor | Ocho apellidos vascos | Won |
2015 | Cinematographer Circle Medals | Best New Actor | Won | |
2015 | Neox Fan Awards | Best Actor | Ahora o nunca | Nominated |