Biography

Radoslav I. Todorov is a Bulgarian actor, screenwriter, and producer known for his work in genre cinema, particularly religious horror and horror-comedy. He began his creative journey as a film critic and television host in 2015 with the segment Cinema for The Show on Box TV.

Todorov has appeared in short films such as BorderCharge (2019), where he portrayed a Mongolian character, and Out of Time Man (2024), where he played a homeless man called Jim Kovalski. In the documentary Cinema Garage (2019), directed by Kasiel Noa Asher, he appeared as himself.

He is the co-director, writer, and an actor in the historical comedy Sebastokrator (2023), where he plays a selfish and sharp-tongued innkeeper - a role crafted with strong inspiration from classic Bulgarian actors and performed almost instinctively.

In 2021, he also produced the horror short Chronicles of Gavrayan, which was later known as Garlic: A vampire story, in which he takes on the role of a vampire killer. The 27 minute short horror film is expected to be released in the end of 2025.

In 2025 was the year of I. Todorov's first leading role as well. He write and starred in the short Bulgarian horror movie "Tragedy". Radoslav played a toxic, arrogant and cartoonish Bulgarian actor which challenges karma with his bad behavior.

I. Todorov has stated through the years influence of many legends, but his recent and biggest inspiration is Bulgarian actress and co-patriot Maria Bakalova. "She changed the game for all of us, the first Bulgarian raised superstar in the great world of worldwide Cinema. Everything she has done so far is a trailblazer and I can not express with any words - my most and sincerest admiration for her and her work, I love her so much. "
- IMDb mini biography by: R.I.T.