Daniel Sosa
Daniel Sosa is an actor, known for Una Mujer Sin Filtro (2018), Renta congelada (2017) and Drunk History: El Lado Borroso De La Historia (2016).
Daniel Soto
Daniel Soto is an actor, known for Finding You (2021) and The Revelations of Gavin Grey (2022).
Daniel Sowter
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Daniel Spangle
Daniel Spangle is an actor, known for Heroes Immortal: The Story of the Four Chaplains (2021) and Eternity (2020).
Daniel Spencer
Born and raised in Louisville, KY. Daniel begin acting as a young child in several Louisville area Drama Productions and short films. Daniel is a Professional Wrestling Referee on Television for IMPACT Wrestling & Ohio Valley Wrestling. Daniel is a co-host and producer of a podcast based on Professional Wrestling called "Ringside Podcast".
Daniel Spenser Levine
Daniel Spenser Levine is known for Monkey Love (2014), I Expect You to Die (2013) and Baby Greenscreen (2011).
Daniel Spink
Daniel Spink is an American film and television actor that began his acting career in typical fashion: performing in school productions and community theater. He was born in Philaldelphia, PA, and was raised by Marsh Spink, a Philadelphia Realtor and Helyn Spink, a retired elementary school teacher, in the nearby suburbs of Abington, PA. It was at The William Penn Charter School (founded in 1689 by William Penn in Philadelphia) where he lettered in soccer, lacrosse, and swimming. Daniel was ranked as the top goalie in the Inter-Academic League of Philadelphia his senior year. His first lead role came in the 10th grade in a play written by schoolmate Adam Goldberg, creator of television's The Goldbergs (2013-). Daniel earned his bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, graduating in 2000. It was at Bucknell that Daniel really found his passion for acting, starring in university productions of "The Ferriswheel", "Snakebit", "Spittin' Image", "Private Wars", and as Simon Gascoyne in Tom Stoppard's "The Real Inspector Hound". It was during the summers of college that Daniel first spent time in Los Angeles, CA, interning with casting directors Sheila Jaffe and Mary Vernieu to learn about the casting process behind the camera. Daniel began his professional career in acting as "Guy With Monkey" in the smash hit comedy American Pie (1999), reprising the role throughout the American Pie franchise. To date, Daniel has appeared in successful television shows including a stint on ER (1994) as psychopath Tyler Pollard, and in numerous big budget studio films including The Butterfly Effect (2004) and most recently Before We Go (2015), starring opposite close friend, Chris Evans. He's also responsible for a number of viral comedy videos online including Don't Hassel The Hoff (video 2009) and The Carlton Dance (video 2012). Daniel has two older brothers that are also in the entertainment business. Older brother Brian Spink (II) is a successful manager of writers and directors at Realm Lit, while oldest brother is producer J.C. Spink of Benderspink, behind such hits as The Hangover (2009) and We're The Millers (2014). Daniel married his longtime love, Holly, in 2016 and is currently living a real life romantic comedy. Daniel's hobbies include surfing, golf, riding vintage motorcycles, horseback riding, snowboarding, lifting weights, and traveling.
Daniel St. Pierre
Daniel St. Pierre began his professional film-making career in the heart of Southern California's San Fernando Valley, home to many celebrated animation studios such as Filmation Studios, Hanna-Barbera, D.I.C. and Ruby-Spears. Through the 1980's Daniel plied his talents as storyboard artist, layout supervisor, background painter and animator; earning him credit on popular television series including, Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, She-Ra: Princess of Power, and Ghostbusters - among others. In 1987 Mr. St. Pierre was recruited as a Layout Artist on Walt Disney's animated feature, The Little Mermaid and during the next 18 years was an artistic lead on Aladdin, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Ultimately, Daniel served as Art Director on Walt Disney's, Tarzan, which earned a Sci-Tech Academy Award for the acclaimed, "Deep Canvas" process and honored him an Annie Award nomination for, 'Best Personal Achievement in Art Direction'. In addition, Mr. St. Pierre was appointed to Disney's prestigious Artist Review Board and became a senior mentor for artistic development. Following his Disney years, Mr. St. Pierre supervised animated motion picture development at DreamWorks SKG and served as Production Designer on the hit DreamWorks film, Shark Tale. Daniel's directing bow came in 2004 when he partnered with Christopher Reeve in the production of the animated family adventure, Everyone's Hero. As Director, credits also include, Quantum Quest - A Cassini Space Odyssey, and Legends of Oz - Dorothy's Return which was honored with a 'Best Animated Feature' nomination at the Annecy International Animation Festival in 2013. Recent works include, High in the Clouds with Sir Paul McCartney and a variety of film consulting and project development endeavors. Mr. St. Pierre enjoys collaboration with entertainment companies worldwide, including Virtual Reality content creation companies.
Daniel Staaf
Daniel Staaf is an actor, known for Aviva (2020), Livet enligt Rosa (2005) and Red Hot Chili Peppers: Go Robot (2016).
Daniel Stagliano
You will note upon seeing most of Dan's performances, or by in fact meeting him in person that Dan hails from Australia. What you may not guess however, is that he is a first generation Australian with deep-seated Italian family lineage-unless you looked at his last name, which is a dead giveaway! It may just be this mashing of cultures that has carried him around the globe as a trained and accomplished artist, for the roles he has portrayed are many and varied. Arriving in New York in 2010 on the back of a healthy sized Brett Ratner backed scholarship from the New York Film Academy, Dan wasted no time in working with industry heavyweights including Matthew Modine and Jamie-Lynn Sigler. He soon found himself attached to many award winning productions as an actor. From a seedy drug dealer in 2011's movie musical 'It is What It Is' to a starring role as a troubled man child in the 2013 Cannes Film Festival short 'Conceiving Angus'. Following this, in 2015 Dan was cast in the San Antonio Film Festival Grand Prize and Urban Film Festival's Audience Award winning feature 'Somewhere In The Middle'. More recently he can be seen in the Amazon Prime 2016 comedy 'Stiffed' where he plays the hilariously lazy, lady-loving server Trevor. Not satisfied with simply acting Dan has taken his talents to all corners of the entertainment industry. He honed his comedy chops with laser like precision after studying and performing at the famed UCB Theatre in New York. This led to a hosting role where he fronted the popular 2015 dating show 'Sextales' and backed that up by hosting the award winning Showtime nightlife exposè '3AM'. He didn't stop there, in 2018 his Italo / Australian heritage served him well as the co-lead in another award winning TV comedy / drama 'Where You From'. In addition, he has lent his voice to various projects including the kids the cartoon series 'P. King Duckling' and also the Primetime Emmy winning science documentary series 'Nova'. Dan picked up a pen for the first time since high school, co-wrote and produced a buddy comedy pilot called 'Big Wave Bandits' which is garnering interest. In 2019 he was cast in the feature film 'Respite' where he worked with Writer / Director Saro Varjabedian. Recognizing each other's talent they have teamed up in good cop-bad cop style to create and write a brand new mockumentary sitcom called 'Max Fitness' which is currently (2020) being produced by Edward Walson and Monte and Karyna Bezell of B Plus Pictures.
