, followed by roles in Diaz – Don’t Clean Up This Blood (2012), Soldiers: Story from Ferentari (2017), Coborâm la prima (2018), Sabina: Tortured for Christ – The Nazi Years (2021), Imaculat (2021), Libertate (2023), and Subteran (2024).</p><h5>Career Highlights</h5><p>Cezar’s international breakthrough came in <b>2022</b>, when he was cast as <b>Coach Vlad</b>, the fencing instructor at Nevermore Academy in Netflix's Wednesday, directed by Tim Burton. The show, filmed entirely in Romania at iconic locations like Cantacuzino Castle, the Bucharest Botanical Garden, and Sinaia railway station, quickly became a global hit. To land the role, Cezar auditioned through a typical casting process and demonstrated his fencing skills in callbacks . His performance received praise worldwide and significantly increased his social media following . He also appeared in international productions like Eva and Hitler: Love and War, Britain’s Bloody Crown, and The Plantagenets.</p>){kind=link}
Personal Details
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Approximately 6 ft 3 in
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Cezar Grumazescu
Cezar Grumăzescu, born September 1, 1988 in Iași, Romania, grew up with an early passion for acting that began during high school. Enrolling in the French-language theater troupe at Colegiul „Mihai Eminescu” in Iași as a teenager, he performed in festivals in France and even won an award for interpretation in Saint‑Malo. After high school, he trained intensely for admission and in 2011 graduated from the University of Theatrical Arts and Cinematography in Bucharest.
Since then, he has built a multifaceted career in both film and theater. He is a resident actor at Bucharest’s Teatrul Mic, and his theater credits include productions such as Medeea’s Boys, Locotenentul din Inishmore, A Douăsprezecea Noapte, Ținutul din miezul verii, and Legături primejdioase. Early on, he appeared in the Romanian film Poker (2010), followed by roles in Diaz – Don’t Clean Up This Blood (2012), Soldiers: Story from Ferentari (2017), Coborâm la prima (2018), Sabina: Tortured for Christ – The Nazi Years (2021), Imaculat (2021), Libertate (2023), and Subteran (2024).
Career Highlights
Cezar’s international breakthrough came in 2022, when he was cast as Coach Vlad, the fencing instructor at Nevermore Academy in Netflix's Wednesday, directed by Tim Burton. The show, filmed entirely in Romania at iconic locations like Cantacuzino Castle, the Bucharest Botanical Garden, and Sinaia railway station, quickly became a global hit. To land the role, Cezar auditioned through a typical casting process and demonstrated his fencing skills in callbacks . His performance received praise worldwide and significantly increased his social media following . He also appeared in international productions like Eva and Hitler: Love and War, Britain’s Bloody Crown, and The Plantagenets.