Pavel Bartoș Biography: Parents, Ethnicity, Siblings, Net Worth, Age, Height, Kids, Wife, Movies, TV Series

Pavel Bartoș is a Romanian actor, television presenter, director, and voice artist, renowned for his charismatic presence on Pro TV’s Românii au talent (Romania’s Got Talent) and Vocea României (The Voice of Romania).

A versatile performer, he has excelled in theatre, notably at the Odeon Theatre in Bucharest, as well as in films such as Ramon (2023), which he also produced.

His comedic flair shines in roles such as Frosch in Johann Strauss’s Die Fledermaus and Decebal Necsulescu in Escu (2025), earning him the Best Male Role and Excellence Awards from the UNITEM Senate in Moldova.

Bartoș’s voice work includes dubbing characters like Randall in Disney Pixar’s Monsters, Inc. and Monsters University.

Profile

• Full Name: Pavel Bartoș
• Stage Name: Pavel Bartoș
• Born: 20 January 1975
• Age: 50 years old
• Birthplace: Miercurea Ciuc, Harghita, Romania
• Nationality: Romanian
• Occupation: Actor, Television Presenter, Director, Producer, Voice Artist
• Height: 1.71 m
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: 1
• Spouse: Anca Bartoș (m. 2001)
• Children: Eva Bartoș, Rita Bartoș, Sofia Bartoș
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $3–5 million USD

Early Life and Education

Pavel Bartoș was born on 20 January 1975 in Miercurea Ciuc, Harghita, Romania, to parents whose names are not publicly known. His father, a former soldier, passed away when Bartoș was 16, forcing him to take on construction work to support his mother and younger sister, eight years his junior. Growing up in a modest family, he played outdoor games like hockey on grass, as recalled in a 2023 WOWBiz interview.

He attended Colegiul Național Octavian Goga in Miercurea Ciuc, initially telling his parents he was pursuing law to appease their desire for a stable career, before secretly enrolling in the Theatre Faculty at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, studying under professor Marius Bodochi. His ethnicity is Romanian, and he is fluent in Hungarian. His religion is not publicly known.

Career

Pavel Bartoș began his acting career at the Puppet Theatre Puck in Cluj (1993–1994) after graduating, later joining the Cluj National Theatre (1996–1997) and North Theatre Satu Mare (1997–1999).

By 1999, he secured roles at the Timișoara National Theatre and the Hungarian State Theatre Csiky Gergely, collaborating with the Timișoara Romanian Opera.

In 2001, he joined Bucharest’s Odeon Theatre, where he continues to perform, excelling in roles like Decebal Necsulescu in Escu (2025) and Trufaldino in Slugă la doi stăpâni.

His theatre accolades include the Best Male Role and Excellence Awards from UNITEM (2025), Great Awards at the Young Actor Gala in Costinești (1998, 1999), and nominations at the Hystrion Awards (1994) and Minorities Theatre Festival (2001).

Bartoș entered television in 2001 with commercials, followed by presenting Bună Dimineața România on TVR 1 (2002–2003) and co-hosting Căsătorie în direct on Pro TV.

His television breakthrough came with telenovelas like Numai iubirea (2004, Paul Tănase), Păcatele Evei (2005, Luigi), Aniela (2009, Janos Ionescu Bartok), and Îngerașii (2008), establishing him as a familiar face.

Since 2011, he has co-hosted Românii au talent with Smiley. Since 2012, Vocea României, earning praise for his humour and energy, with a notable prank in Vocea României where he posed as a contestant, as per Știrile ProTV. He competed in Dansez pentru tine (2010), placing third with Luciana Muntean.

His voice acting includes Randall in Monsters, Inc. and Monsters University, Megamind in Megamind, Eddie in Sing, and Duke in The Secret Life of Pets. In 2019, Bartoș debuted as a director with the short film Romanian Tradition, which premiered at the Transilvania International Film Festival.

His first feature production, Ramon (2023), a comedy directed by Jesus del Cerro, grossed over 200,000 viewers and topped Netflix Romania for 11 days, prompting plans for Ramon 2 and another independent film, as revealed in a 2023 Evenimentul Zilei interview.

His work in Ramon and theatre roles like Frosch in Die Fledermaus highlight his comedic prowess. Bartoș’s ability to balance theatre, television, and film, along with his growing focus on independent cinema, positions him as a leading figure in Romanian entertainment, with fans on X praising his infectious optimism.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @pavelbartos
• Facebook Handle: Pavel Bartoș

Personal Life

Pavel Bartoș married Anca Bartoș in 2001, whom he credits for managing their family, allowing him to focus on his career, as noted in a 2023 Știrile ProTV interview.

They have three daughters: Eva (~19), Rita (~17), and Sofia (~14). Living in Bucharest, Bartoș cherishes family time, often spending summers in Austria, as mentioned in a 2019 VIVA.ro interview.

Filmography

• Amen (2002) – SS Lieutenant 2
• Numai iubirea (2004) – Paul Tănase
• Păcatele Evei (2005) – Luigi
• Îngerașii (2008) – Supporting Role
• Aniela (2009) – Janos Ionescu Bartok
• Ho ho ho (2009) – Supporting Role
• Războiul sexelor (2010) – Supporting Role
• Iubire ca în filme (2012) – Supporting Role
• Moştenirea (2012) – Supporting Role
• Las Fierbinți (2012–present) – Supporting Role
• State și Flacăra (2014) – Supporting Role
• The Lego Movie (2014) – President Business/Lord Business (Romanian dub)
• Prințesa și Broscoiul (2014) – Supporting Role (Romanian dub)
• Romanian Tradition (2019) – Director, Producer
• Ramon (2023) – Lead Role, Producer

Net Worth

Pavel Bartoș has an estimated net worth of $3–5 million USD, derived from his extensive work in theatre, television hosting (Românii au talent, Vocea României), telenovelas, film production (Ramon), and voice acting for major animated films.