The actor Ferran Rañé was born on May 13, 1950 in Barcelona.
He studied acting at the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona, and then became part of the theater group “Els Joglars”.
For his performance, with this group, of the play “La torna”, in 1978, he was accused of insults to the Armed Forces, and went to France, where he stayed for a year and a half.
He also belonged to the “Dagoll Dagom” theater company.
In theater we have seen him on stage in a large number of productions, such as “Glups !!”, “Makinavaja, the last choriso”, “Much noise and few nuts”, “Cacao”, “Penjats”, “Les tres Germans ”,“ The Merry Married Women of Windsor ”,“ The Valladolid Controversy ”or“ Singapore ”, among many others.
In the cinema, his first film was “El rey del mambo”, directed by Carles Mira in 1989. This was followed by “Amanece que es no poco” by José Luis Cuerda, and “Si te dice que caí” by Vicente Aranda.
In 1992 he worked under director Jaime Camino in the film “The long winter”, and in 1994 under Enrique Urbizu’s in “How to be unhappy and enjoy it”.
Other titles that appear in his filmography are “Excuse me pretty, but Lucas loved me”, “The Shanghai spell” and “El pallasso i el Führer”.
As for television, he has participated in a large number of series and productions, many of them on Catalan regional television, a community in which he is well known.
His work on the small screen is very extensive. As an example, we will cite some such as Cats on the roof, “Quico el Progre”, “Villa Rosaura”, “Central Hospital”, “Majoria absolu” or “El cor de la ciutat”.
In 2011, his popularity at the national level increased when he became part of the cast of the series “Doctor Mateo”.
The actor has received the Barcelona Critics Award for best actor for his role in “Makinavaja”, as well as the Ondas Award for his role in “Quico el Progre”.