Daniel Lasker Is Back In Season 2 Of HBO's 'Raised By Wolves'

Daniel Lasker, a 22-year-old Zimbabwean actor returns with the Season 2 cast of the HBO Max Sci-fi drama series Raised by Wolves. Lasker plays the character of Furfur - a Mithraic Cleric, descended from a high-ranking family bloodline within the Mithraic order.

This Season, Lasker's character first appears in episode 2 titled Seven which premiered on the 3rd of February, GreedySouth can reveal.  He previously appeared on six Season 1 episodes in 2020.

Raised by Wolves is a US Sci-fi TV show about two androids tasked with raising a new human population on a mysterious planet far from Earth. The show was filmed in Cape Town and is also available for streaming on Showmax.

Daniel Lasker Joins The Cast Of HBO TV Show 'Raised By Wolves'
Daniel Lasker (left) Image: HBO Max

“My agent contacted me one day and told me I had an audition for Ridley Scott’s new Sci-Fi series, Raised By Wolves. I couldn’t believe it at first, and I was so nervous for the audition, but then I was euphoric once I found out they cast me.” Said Lasker in a 2021 interview with GQ South Africa. 

Raised By Wolves is such a wild set to be working on, it is massive! Sets don’t get much bigger than that, and to be working in that environment alongside such incredible industry heavyweights was an honour. Just by being in that epic, high-pressured environment, I grew and experienced so much and literally felt like I got to go to another planet.” He continued.


Daniel Lasker was born and raised in Bulawayo, where taught himself how to make films. He was awarded Outstanding Director & Film at the 2018 Bulawayo Arts Awards. He studied at Petra College where he was also the school Headboy.

Lasker has previously appeared on BBC One’s Noughts & Crosses, History Channel’s – Lincoln, The Telling Room and SYFY Networks – Vagrant Queen.

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