Daniela Ramírez
Daniela Ramírez was born on 11 January 1987 in Maipú, Santiago, Chile. She is an actress, known for Secretos en el Jardín (2013), Amanda (2016) and La Poseída (2015).
Daniela Reina
Is a Colombian-American Actress. Coming from a philanthropic background in Washington DC, Daniela's energetic personality and zeal for the arts have become a professional foundation in TV and Film. Daniela has shown determination and passion for the entertainment industry with continuous acting work in New York, Washington, DC, Atlanta, Georgia and Florida. After being accepted in the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute, Daniela made the official move to NYC. She knew that if she was going to pursue acting she was going to do it right and work to train and learn about the highly regarded technique of Method Acting. She had previously attended Rollins college whose famous alumni include Mr. Rogers, Anthony Perkins, Buddy Ebsen and Dana Ivey. Daniela is an actress that is constantly inspired by the world around her and is passionate about telling those stories. She is always thrilled by a challenge and always seeks new and exciting creative projects.
Daniela Rivera
Daniela Rivera is an actress, known for Banging Lanie (2020), Dirty John (2018) and Fraternal (2018).
Daniela Riveri
Daniela Riveri is known for Journey to Bethlehem (2023).
Daniela Rocca
Daniela Rocca was a beautiful and talented model, actress and writer, born in one of the poorest districts of Sicily, who found fleeting success in Italian cinema. Although she had envisioned herself as a writer, she entered a beauty pageant, was elected Miss Catania in 1953, and after competing for the Miss Italy title, she made her screen debut in 1954 in «La Luciana». Rocca was cast in horror films as Riccardo Freda's «Caltiki, the Immortal Monster» (co-directed by Mario Bava) and international productions as Abel Gance's «Austerlitz», but her attractive looks made her ideal for the péplum genre, appearing in Fernando Cerchio's «Judith and Holofernes», Vittorio Cottafavi's «The Legions of Cleopatra», Bruno Vailati's «The Giant of Marathon» (also co-directed by Bava), Vittorio Sala's «The Queen of the Amazons» and most notably in the Italian-American co-production co-directed by Raoul Walsh and Bava, «Esther and the King», in which she played adulterous Queen Vashti, who dances to the court and ends her performance baring her breasts as an act of defiance to King Ahasuerus, and to the prudish film industries of those days. The following year director Pietro Germi decided to make «Divorce Italian Style», a comedy denouncing the prohibition of divorce by Italian society, while being indulgent to crimes of passion. Germi gave Rocca the role of her career at 24. When she accepted to play an unattractive wife with a mustachioed upper lip, it was seen as an act of great courage for a young symbol of Mediterranean beauty. The movie became an international hit, she won the Best Actress award at the Avellino Neorealism Film Festival, and the movie received the Academy Award for Best Screenplay. But Rocca had fallen hopelessly in love with Germi and when he rejected her, she attempted suicide. Although she continued to appear in films, by 1963 she was considered unreliable and received no film offers. She appeared in Fred Zinnemann's «Behold a Pale Horse» in 1964, but fell into a state of severe depression. She recovered in a mental institution, in Palermo. In 1978 Rocca gave and interview to Marco Bellocchio for the documentary «The Cinema Machine», in which the actress claimed she had been abandoned by her former colleagues. "They said I was crazy, when all I had was a nervous breakdown. They sent me off to the hospital. It took a long time for the doctors to realize that I wasn't mad and let me go." Daniela Rocca spent the last years of her life near Catania, at a retirement home where she wrote the books «Secret Agent with License to Live», «Lawyer for Rent», «Condemned to Death», «Psychoanalysis, Dreams, and Fantasies Hidden in the Mind», and the poetry collection «Ara». A tragic symbol of short-lived fame in cinema and of unrequited love, Rocca was the object of two literary homages: the Argentine poet Juan Gelman dedicated a poem to the actress called «Theory About Daniela Rocca», and on April 12, 2016 Domenico Trischitta opened his drama in two acts «Quick Sands» in the Musco theater in Catania, based on her life.
Daniela Rodriguez
Daniela Rodriguez is known for Song of Youth (2021).
Daniela Rosario
Daniela Rosario is an actress, known for Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin (2022), Hocus Pocus 2 (2022) and Inside Amy Schumer (2013). She has been married to Angel Rosario since December 31, 2018. They have one child.
Daniela Ruah
Daniela was born in Boston, Massachusetts, to Portuguese-born parents, Katharina Lia Azancot Korn and Moisés Carlos Bentes Ruah, a doctor. She lived in the US until she was five. Her father's family is Sephardi Jewish, while her mother is of mostly Ashkenazi Jewish, along with Spanish and Sephardi Jewish, ancestry. Daniela attended St. Julian's School in Portugal, where she grew up, landing her first acting role at the age of 16. She kept working on diverse projects and finished high school. At the age of 18, Daniela moved to London, England to do a B.A. in Performing Arts at the London Metropolitan University, having finished with first class Honors. In 2007, she moved to New York to study at the "Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute". Since 2009, she has played "Special Agent Kensi Blye" on the CBS hit show, NCIS: Los Angeles (2009).
Daniela Rubio
Daniela Rubio was born in 1998 in Barcelona, Spain. She is an actress, known for La caza (2019), Caronte (2020) and Cuéntame cómo pasó (2001).
Daniela Saioni
Daniela Saioni is an award-winning comedy writer and script supervisor originally from Toronto, Canada. She began her career as a recipient of the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television's National Apprenticeship Training Program in the categories of directing and editing. At a time in the industry when women were greatly discouraged from pursuing directing, she combined her two passions and went on to to make her mark as an internationally-renowned script supervisor on major motion pictures and TV series in 10 countries. Discovering her calling in comedy later in life, Daniela's stand-up has been described as 'smart and subversive' and was featured on CBC Radio One to over 1.4 million listeners. Her live female-centric comedy room West End Girls was a fixture in Toronto's independent comedy scene for eight years, helping elevate local stand-up talent and building her audience by providing stage time for women and other underrepresented comics As a screenwriter, Daniela won Best Screenplay and Best Fresh Voice at the 2019 Toronto Female Eye Film Festival for the darkly comic magic realism feature screenplay Jiyan, based on a story by filmmaker Mazdak Taebi. At FEFF 2014 she took home Best Reserve Screenplay for a raucous female ensemble comedy script, The WBI, co-written with filmmaker Annie Bradley. Their script was also named Harold Greenberg CFF's Top Ten in 2016 and as the writing duo Nobody's Daughters, they went on to co-create the pilot and original series concept Ir-Reverend. Her own short mockumentary First Person Plural: Copy Cat, a spoof of the work of one of her filmmaking idols Errol Morris, premiered at the Montreal World Film Festival and aired on CBC Newsworld and The Comedy Network. Daniela has been training sitcom writers since 2012 through her From Schtick to Script original sitcom writing program, which has allowed her to shepherd the creation of over 50 original sitcom pilot scripts. A veteran script supervisor on major motion pictures including work with some of the industry's most notable comedy directors, her talents are varied but her mission is singular: change the world, one laugh at a time.
