Dan Feuerriegel

Daniel Gregory Feuerriegel, born on October 29, 1981, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, is an actor who has established a career in both Australian and American television. He completed his education at Villanova College, a Catholic institution in Brisbane, Queensland, in 1998. Following this, he pursued formal acting training at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, graduating in 2002. Feuerriegel’s early career involved roles in various Australian television series and short films, laying the groundwork for his later international recognition.

Feuerriegel gained international prominence with his portrayal of Agron, a gladiator recruit, in the Starz series
HIS ROLE AS ‘AGRON’ IN THE SERIES ‘SPARTACUS’
Blood and Sand. He reprised this role in subsequent seasons, including Spartacus: Vengeance in 2012 and Spartacus: War of the Damned in 2013, appearing in a total of 27 episodes across the franchise. This multi-season commitment showcased his consistent performance in a demanding role. In 2018, he further expanded his filmography by appearing in the movie Pacific Rim: Uprising as Lieutenant Allan Gronetti, credited as Dan Feuerriegel. His career trajectory demonstrates a steady progression from local Australian productions to significant roles in international television and film.

In 2021, Feuerriegel took on the prominent role of E.J. DiMera in the long-running NBC/Peacock soap opera Days of Our Lives, marking a significant turn in his television career and solidifying his presence in the American daytime drama landscape. This role has seen him appear in hundreds of episodes, demonstrating his ability to sustain a long-term character. Additionally, Feuerriegel has engaged in creative projects beyond acting, including co-creating and co-producing the “Romy and Dan’s High School Reunion Podcast” in 2018. He is also involved in the creation of graphic novels and comic books with a business partner, showcasing his diverse interests within the entertainment industry.