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  1. Velislav Pavlov is a Bulgarian born theater and film actor who has appeared in TV shows and movies such as The Code, The Expendables 2, and Omnipresent. He graduated from The Theater Dept of The New Bulgarian University in Sofia and lives in Sofia.

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  2. In the first sequel of the remake series, Death Race: Beyond Anarchy, the mantle of Frankenstein is taken up by an otherwise unnamed character, played by Bulgarian actor Velislav Pavlov and voiced by Nolan North. The new Frankenstein is an antagonist, instead of a protagonist.

  3. Velislav Pavlov is a Bulgarian born theater and film actor. He studied and graduated in acting at The Theater Dept of The New Bulgarian University in Sofia, Bulgaria. His first major role in film comes in 2011 as the lead character Alexander in 12 episode criminal TV drama for Bulgarian national Nova TV called Otplata (Payback).

  4. Actor. Popular movies: The Expendables 2 (2012), The Legend of Hercules (2014), Undisputed III : Redemption (2010) Filmography. Actor (58) Sorting. By years. Best. The Princess (movie 2022) imdb: 5.5. Royal Residence Merc2. Where to watch. Search and Destroy (movie 2020) imdb: 2.8. Conductor. Where to watch. Pandora (tv-series 2019) imdb: 4.1.

  5. A Bulgarian actor, who graduated from the Department of Theater at the New Bulgarian University in Sofia. His most notable films include Double Identity (2009), The Code (2009), The Expendables 2 (2012), and Omnipresent (2017). Nationality: Bulgaria. Known for. (According to views) El Gringo (2012) Super Tanker (2011) Jet Stream (2013)

  6. Velislav Pavlov is an actor who has appeared in various films and TV shows since 2006. He is known for his roles in The Expendables 2, Getaway, Undisputed III: Redemption, and The Princess.

  7. Nov 28, 2018 · Velislav Pavlov plays Emil, a novelist who becomes obsessed with spying on his family and friends with hidden cameras. The film explores the themes of truth, technology and surveillance in the era of Big Brother.