Danny Delano
Daniel Delano, a born and bred Jersey boy, is an actor in New York City. He was born Daniel Robert Sauls but changed his stage name to his mother's maiden name "Delano" in honor of his beloved maternal Grandfather. He is the nephew of the famous "Lee Meredith" who appeared in the 1968 Mel Brook's The Producers as the original Ulla. Danny was obsessed with filmmaking and acting from an early age. He made small films in High School and entered film festivals. He thought directing and making movies would be his passion until he was cast in his Junior year High School production of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" as R.P. McMurphy. This newfound passion guided him to the Stella Adler Conservatory where he received a full scholarship and performed in their year round plays. He has found a strong teacher and mentor in Austin Pendleton from HB Studio and is closely associated with Sandra Nordgren of the 13th Street Repertory Company. His work extends from off-off Broadway to several Television appearances in I.D. Discovery's Redrum, I'd Kill For You, and Deadly Sins. Daniel Delano is represented by American Talent Management, Herb Rothman.
Danny Deleon
Danny Deleon is known for Brick City (2019).
Danny Deng
Danny Deng was born in 1956 in Taiwan. He is a director and producer, known for Tian shi qing ren (2006), Jie jie li zheng xiang qian zou (2012) and The Ex-Man (2018).
Danny Denzongpa
Danny, who married Gawa Denzongpa, a Sikkimese princess and niece of the last chogyal from her hometown of Gangtok, currently resides in Juhu in Mumbai. He likes to listen to Nepali folk music especially Nepali flutes. In recent times he has become more selective as to the roles he plays. He does not work in March, April, and May as they are hot. The movies he chooses, he works on his own terms. He has a son named Rinzing and a daughter named Pema. His brother owns a bouj and beer factory in Melli, Sikkim.
Danny Diess
Danny grew up in Jacksonville, Florida the youngest child of Hurley and Aloha Diess. Following a relocation to Oregon he obtained a GED at Tongue Point Job Corps in Astoria in 1995. Danny spent most of the 1990's performing in several nightclubs, most notably the infamous City Nightclub in Portland, Oregon doing performance art and by the end of the decade had carved out a respectable and somewhat controversial reputation as a prolific stage performer. In 2004 Danny decided to study Psychology at Marylhurst University, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in 2010. In 2012 he started pursuing a professional acting career. His first credited role was in The Bus (2013), directed by Howard Mitchell. The film was well received and featured in the 36th Annual Portland Film Festival, and televised on Oregon Public Broadcasting. In 2013, Danny began studying acting at the Portland Actors Conservatory, taking various courses in the studio program, and was a featured extra and stand-in actor on the NBC series Grimm, during its second season. In 2014, Danny was accepted at Portland Actor's Conservatory as a full-time student in the Professional Acting two year Program. Danny has also done an episode as a featured extra playing a prison guard for the IFC comedy series Portlandia. Danny has also finished another short film with director Howard Mitchell where he plays a train conductor. The films title is "Le Tram". The film is part of a three part series of short films created by the director. In December of 2015 Danny played Flute/Thisbe in The Portland Actors Conservatory production of William Shakespeare's Midnight Summer Dream Directed by Elizabeth Rothan. In April of 2016 at the Conservatory Danny played the character Eddie Stuckey who notoriously shot ten Amish girls in an Amish school house. The Production of "The Amish Project was directed by Beth Harper. The play was written by Jessica Dickey and is a fictional exploration of true events that took place in 2006 in Nickel mines Pennsylvania. The play received very positive reviews and Danny's portrayal of the mentally disturbed character was praised by critics and audiences alike. After graduating from The Portland Actors Conservatory in the spring of 2016 Danny worked on a comedy film with director Alex Magaña entitled "Slapped" The Movie. The film is now available on Amazon.com and was theatrically released to limited theaters in 2018. Danny returned to his DJ roots in 2017 with some live dj gigs and in late 2018 to present Danny can be heard as the host a music podcast show on iheartradio at- https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-Danny-Diess-Show-30049093/ Danny Dj's an eclectic set of music and features all request specials on groundbreaking musicians and artist.
Danny Doherty
Danny Doherty was born and raised in Yonkers, New York, coming from an Italian-Irish background. From an early age he was surrounded by creative artists working in and around the business. He has a natural talent to mimic his favorite actors and amazing comedy timing, and has been described in reviews as as a natural born artist. His favorite pastime growing up was putting on theatrical and musical plays for family and friends. Danny started his path to Hollywood while a break dancer at age 11, and from there he became a DJ around the New York City area. At the age of 21 his father and mentor passed away and it drove him professionally and increased his determination to develop his talent. At the age of 27, he decided to become a professional actor, taking acting courses at Purchase College in New York. He then began to immerse himself in the New York City Theater scene where he landed several lead and supporting roles in plays. He can be seen on Blue Bloods on CBS , Difficult People on Hulu ,Gotham on FOX , Marvels The Defenders and Orange is the New Black on Netflix , along with many more up coming Television projects .He can also be seen in such feature films as Backfire ,The Descending and Bloodrunners along side ICE T he continues to be vigorously active in Theater as a company member in the prestigious HExTC Theater group in New York City .
Danny Dolan
Danny Dolan is known for Transparent (2014), Beth Ditto: Fire (2017) and Hercules and Love Affair: I Try to Talk to You (2014).
Danny Donnelly
Danny Donnelly is an actor, director, writer, and filmmaker from Philadelphia, Pa. Growing up, he was always an athlete playing various sports including ice hockey, basketball, and football. When he wasn't playing sports, Danny spent his time watching movies, drawing and painting. He excelled as an artist early on, winning a few drawing contests while in middle school, which led him to pursue sports and art in High School. He was even given the job as the cartoonist for the school newspaper while in high school and college. Danny attended Temple University as a Biology major, but quickly switched to Broadcast Journalism when he realized chemistry was not what he enjoyed. While attending Temple University, he was also working for the facilities department at University of Pennsylvania and he would split his time between work and classes every day. While working at Penn, Transformers 2: Revenge of The Fallen was going into production and was going to be shooting on University of Penn's campus. The location scouts for the film were in contact with Danny's boss and when they were meeting one day, they suggested that Danny be an extra. On set, Danny felt at home. Already a self proclaimed film buff, he loved being on set and witnessing how films were made. Getting to meet Shia Labeuf and watching the actors work was enthralling and that's when it happened. Danny was bit by the acting bug. Still unsure if he should try it out, his little brother Casey Donnelly who started acting classes around the same time, pressed him to pursue it. So Danny declared a minor in Theatre at Temple University and began taking acting classes. He fell in love with the craft and knew this is what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. He had a natural talent for acting and though he loved the training at Temple, he didn't want to wait to start working. He never finished the hours required for his minor because Danny started to book independent film and theatre jobs while at Temple. Right after college, he auditioned for and was accepted into Lee Edward Coston's Philadelphia Meisner Technique Intensive. There, he learned to take risks and fail, nurture his talent and excel at his craft. As an Actor, Danny has appeared in over 50 films and TV shows, ranging from independent films to studio projects. Most recently he worked on TV in AMC's "Dispatches From Elsewhere" directed by Jason Segel, and the feature independent films "The Arrangement", "Not For Nothing", and "Last Known Location". When he's not on a film set, Danny loves getting back to the stage. His most recent theatre credits are as "Brian Murphy" in South Camden Theatre Company's production of "By the Water", and as "Winston Smith" in The Barnstormer's production of "1984". Being an actor who loved movies and always saw the "whole picture" when acting, Danny quickly fell into writing and directing. His first short film, a raw "found footage" take on PTSD titled "Welcome Home" in which he wrote, produced, directed and acted, was a local hit and won numerous film festival awards. This achievement led him to pursue more opportunities behind the camera. From directing to producing to camera operating to sound mixing to editing, Danny has done it all, making him the well rounded filmmaker and artist he is today. His most recent directing and editing credits include, "Something Borrowed" a short film, "Certifiable" the series, "Recipes For Love" Episode 1 "Brownie Points", and the feature film "Last Known Location". As of 2021, Danny and his life partner, actor and writer Aimee Theresa, started their own film production company, Silver Octopus Productions, with the short film "Something Borrowed" and the feature film "Last Known Location" being their first projects released under the new company name.
Danny Downey
Danny Downey is known for Baby Driver (2017), Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) and Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018).
Danny Draven
Danny Draven is is an award-winning writer, director and producer of primarily genre films & TV. He has been involved in over 150 feature films, including films for Full Moon Features, Lionsgate, NBC Universal's Chiller TV and the SyFy Channel. He has worked with and been mentored by numerous Hollywood veterans and is the author of 3 popular books on filmmaking.