Darcy Maxine Pierce
Darcy Maxine Pierce is an actress and assistant director, known for Santa Girl (2019) and (Future) Cult Classic (2019).
Darcy McDaniels
Darcy McDaniels was born on June 26, 1952 in Ohio, USA. She is an actress.
Darcy Michael
"Darcy Michael Goes To Church is the queer stand-up special you've been praying for" -Now Magazine Dominating the Comedy scene for close to 15 years, Darcy Michael continues to prove his voice is one like no other. Pegged by the Montreal Gazette as one of their favourites at the prestigious Just for Laughs Festival - he has gone on to appear there for 10 years. In 2021 Darcy launched a Tiktok account that quickly amassed over 1.6 million followers while at the same time debuting his new podcast "High School Sucked" which continues to chart in the top 100 comedy podcasts worldwide. In April 2021, Buzzfeed said "If you're not listening to High School Sucked, you're missing out." With 10 national televised festival Gala appearances, in 2018 Just for Laughs partnered with Bell Media and Darcy Michael to film their first ever 1 hour stand up special called "Darcy Michael Goes to Church" available for streaming now on Crave.ca and worldwide through a partnership with Just for Laughs, Youtube & Facebook Watch. Starring opposite Dave Foley in CTV's "Spun Out" for two seasons, Darcy followed that up with his latest album "Family Highs" which quickly debuted #1. An accomplished actor, Darcy Michael has appeared in tv shows & movies such as "Legends of Tomorrow", "RapturePalooza", "Lucifer" and "The Twilight Zone". For more visit imdb.com A finalist in the national XM Top Comic Competition, Darcy went on to tour with Russell Peters and after an international search by NBC was chosen as a finalist for the NBC's Stand Up for Diversity show. The comedian/actor currently resides in Ladner, BC, with Jeremy, his husband of 18 years and their daughter. If Darcy isn't on stage or filming, he can probably be found tending to his garden...where he grows "vegetables."
Darcy Paquet
Darcy Paquet is known for Snowpiercer (2013), Gwoemul (2006) and Gisaengchung (2019).
Darcy Ray Flavell-Hudson
Darcy Ray Flavell-Hudson was born on September 20, 1994. He is an actor, known for Boy (2010), Outrageous Fortune (2005) and Kerosene Creek (2004).
Darcy Rose Byrnes
Darcy Rose Byrnes has been performing since she was only 3 years old. She landed her first TV role as 'Abby' in CBS's soap opera series "The Young & the Restless" at the young age of 5 and grew up in that role from 2003 to 2008. Darcy Rose was Emmy pre-nom for her turn as Abby. During that same time, she also was a recurring guest star in "The Bold and the Beautiful." From 2010 to 2012, Darcy Rose played 'Penny Scavo,' daughter of Felicity Huffman's character, in the hit drama series "Desperate Housewives." After "Desperate Housewives" wrapped, Darcy Rose focused her energy on voice-over, becoming the iconic singing and speaking voices of 'Princess Amber' in "Sofia the First" and "Elena of Avalor," 'Ikki' in "The Legend of Korra" and 'Maricela' in Dreamwork's Netflix series, "Spirit: Riding Free." Most recently in 2021, Darcy Rose has taken on the role of 'Harper,' an intense and driven journalist at her elite private high school, in Disney+'s exclusive dramedy TV series, "Big Shot," starring John Stamos. Darcy Rose was very involved musically with the show, writing and arranging multiple numbers, including, "Double Double," an arrangement of the classic Macbeth "double double toil and trouble" and "Fight for the Crown," Beth Macbeth's climax where the girls duel. Darcy Rose is also a professionally trained dancer and started studying Ballroom and Latin dance at 11 years old and signed up for her first dance competition in 2018, just to prove to herself that she could do it. Her first was The Las Vegas Lights Dance Challenge, where she competed in 15 ballroom categories and took first place in all rounds. Her second competition was a Latin competition for The Hollywood DanceSport Championships. She danced a rumba to the recording of her own song "Chasin' the Picture," which was about "Sofia the First" ending. She earned a first-place medal for the dance. Darcy Rose started homeschooling halfway through second grade and tested out of her high school program when she was just 15 years old. Because she is an Irish and American dual citizen, she joined both British Equity and Irish Equity and in 2016 went to Michael Howard Studio (NYC) to study with Patsy Rodenburg. During that time, she was back and forth from New York, London, Dublin and San Francisco, auditioning for conservatories. She was accepted into the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and The Lir, among other schools, but attended RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Art) for a summer intensive. Darcy Rose ultimately decided not to leave LA since she was still working, so she came back and started at Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB). At UCB, she studied longform improv, some specialty forms and specifically musical improv, graduating in 2018. She auditioned for UCB's musical mess hall team, which became known as Power Play. They performed in the Inner Sanctum, the Mainstage at UCB Sunset and UCB Franklin. They even had the privilege of performing in the first Del Close marathon held in LA. Darcy Rose also went on to produce musical improv and stand-up comedy shows in the Hollywood Fringe-two of which won an encore extension award, as well as winning the Burbank Comedy Festival two years in a row as a musical stand-up comedian. Darcy Rose is also a prolific writer who has written more than 200 songs and plays 20 different instruments. She has a passion for learning languages and is most fluent, besides English, in American Sign Language.
Darcy Roy
Darcy Roy is known for The Void (2016), Hammer (2019) and Cascade.
Darcy Ryan
Darcy Ryan is known for Midnight at the Magnolia (2020), Matchmaker Mysteries (2019) and Two Deaths of Henry Baker (2020).
Darcy Shean
Darcy Shean was born on March 23, 1950 in Oakland Park, Florida, USA. She is known for Chicago Fire (2012), Baskets (2016) and Mad Men (2007).
Darcy Sterling
Dr. Darcy Smith is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Her group practice, Alternatives Counseling, specializes in counseling members of the LGBT community and is located in the Soho section of New York City. Dr. Darcy's clinical style is very direct, goal-oriented and pragmatic. It's her unique, no-nonsense personality that has drawn the media to her for years. She is a writer for Psychology Today, a columnist for GO Magazine, has provided expert commentary for networks including E! Entertainment, and has worked with television producers throughout the nation. Dr. Darcy is a former Ford Model who received her Masters Degree from Columbia University and her PhD from New York University. Her blog, AskDrDarcy.com, is a Q&A forum: Straight Advice From A Not-So-Straight Source.