Danielle Titus
Danielle Titus is an American actor and musician. Her background in the arts started in music with classical piano, but quickly spread to harp, saxophone, bassoon and voice. After earning two degrees in Piano Performance (B.M. Missouri State University, M.M. New York University), Danielle decided to enter the world of acting and started training at the Los Angeles branch of the award-winning Identity School of Acting. Since then, she has appeared in several television shows, and can most recently be seen in the Paramount TV miniseries, "The Offer".
Danielle Todesco
Danielle Todesco is known for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019) and Graves (2016).
Danielle Trejo
Danielle Trejo was born on June 14, 1990 in Los Angeles County, California, USA. She is known for Strike One (2014), Bullet (2014) and 1st Strike (2016).
Danielle Tripodis
Danielle Tripodis is known for Tomorrow You're Gone (2012) and The Funny Man (2008).
Danielle Troger
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Danielle Vasinova
Danielle Vasinova is a high-spirited actress of Czech, & Cherokee decent known for her colorful action-adventure roles. She was inspired to follow in the footsteps of her grandmother, who was an actress and singer in Prague. She began her modeling career at the age of 14 when a talent scout approached her at a local mall when she was performing in a cheerleading competition for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). She was quickly signed to an agency in New York where she modeled for the next 5 years before beginning her acting career. She is now starring in the action/thriller Red Dead, from the makers of the popular sci-fi television series Z Nation. In this Grimm's Fairy Tale meets The Undead story, she plays Denise Knox, the Sheriff's wife. She also stars in the animated action-adventure Shinjuku, from the director of Aeon Flux - playing an international bounty hunter on a mission to rescue her brother, and she's the mysterious Detective Stone in director Joss Gomez's upcoming science fiction/adventure film Among Us Because of her comfort with action roles, Vasinova is also intimately involved as the title star of the video game Belle's War, based on the popular comic book 13 Chambers from Image Comics. Referring to her character as the "wonder woman of the west," the game chronicles Belle's search for the thirteen magical pistols that once belonged to a secret group of U.S. marshals commanded by the late President Abraham Lincoln. It is also currently in development as both a television series and a motion picture. She previously starred in the indie thriller To Hell With A Bullet, written and directed by Vick Wright. She has also appeared in the features Born To Be A Star, from Columbia Pictures, starring Nick Swardson and Christina Ricci, and Should've Been Romeo directed by Marc Bennett, starring Paul Ben-Victor, Ed Asner and Carol Kane. Her other credits include guest- starring roles on numerous series including the critically-acclaimed show Dexter followed by Rules of Engagement, The Philanthropist, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Nip Tuck, That 70's Show, Friends, The Practice, Hostage Do or Die for The Discovery Channel, and The Young And The Restless. She also appeared in the F/X telefilm Alabama, and starred in the award-winning short White Trash Noir at The Action Film Festival. Vasinova holds a Bachelors Degree in Communication Sciences from the University of Connecticut, and later studied drama with Robert Carnegie of Playhouse West, Margie Haber and Ivana Chubbuck . When she isn't in front of the camera, Vasinova is an avid equestrian - specializing in hunter/jumper, dressage, and western. She also studies the martial arts form Wushu, loves to drum, and is well trained in swordplay, gun work, and motorcycle riding.
Danielle Vega
Born in Atlanta, GA and raised in Dallas, TX, Danielle received her BA in journalism from Southern Methodist University before taking the leap and heading west to Los Angeles. Her beauty is owed to her diverse lineage, which includes her mother of Spanish, African-American, and American Indian (Cherokee) descent, and father of British and Irish. Off-camera, Danielle is a talented singer and dancer. She studied under the direction of Debbie Allen in various forms of dance, and also had the privilege of starring in Allen's musical stage production of "Pepito's Story." Danielle was exposed to the world of television and film at the age of 9 when she was cast as a series regular on the children's television show, "Barney And Friends." Her other television credits include the Hulu Original Series "East Los High," directed by Carlos Portugal in which she plays young mother Ceci Camayo. Danielle also starred in the independent feature "So This Is Christmas," alongside Vivica A Fox and Eric Roberts. She was nominated as Best Lead Actress in the Red Dirt International Film Festival 2014 for her work in the short film "Hana", as well as a Daytime Emmy award for Outstanding Performer in a New Approaches Drama Series in 2015 for her work as Ceci Camayo in Hulu's East Los High. Danielle can be seen in the five standing seasons of East Los High on Hulu.
Danielle Verayo
Danielle Verayo is an actress, known for 10 Truths About Love (2022) and The Next Step (2013).
Danielle Victoria Westwood
Danielle Victoria Westwood is known for her work on The Rising (2022), Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning - Part One (2023) and Everybody's Talking About Jamie (2021).
Danielle Vitalis
Danielle Vitalis is an actress and writer, known for Attack the Block (2011), The Bubble (2022) and Famalam (2018).