Danah Bates
Danah Bates was born on March 30th, 2000 in Russia. At the very early age Danah showed interest in acting, and performing, she never missed a chance to be on stage. Later, she moved to South Africa with her family where she continued studying acting. Moved to Los Angeles, California she joined LA Connection Comedy Club theater, Improv Show, directed by Kent Skov. Famous alumni: Matthew Perry, Will Ferrell, Hank Azaria. Danah was trained as an actress by two well Known movie directors, Katt Shea, and Matt Cimber. Danah plays guitar and piano and speaks three Languages fluently: English, Spanish and Russian. Danah first appeared in the feature " Enough Already", 2016 where she played the lead character in her young age. She appeared in Korean product commercial in 2017, and won a GHSFF award for the short movie "Only Family Matters" she made. In 2018 Danah played young Alys in the new psychological thriller "Alone" by James Cullen Bressack.
Danai Bouzala
Danai Bouzala is an actress, known for Listen (2020), What We Need (2017) and Yes, Chef (2019).
Danai Epithymiadi
Danai Epithymiadi is an actress, known for Enas allos kosmos (2015), Sunday 11:00 to 12:00 (2018) and The Question, Your Answer (2011).
Danai Gurira
Danai Gurira was born in Grinnell, Iowa, to Josephine and Roger Gurira, who were from Zimbabwe. Her father was then teaching Chemistry at Grinnell College. When she was five, the family moved back to Zimbabwe, residing in the capital Harare. Gurira later returned to the United States, and studied social psychology at Macalester College, receiving an MFA from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She is the co-author of the play, "In the Continuum", with Nikkole Salter.
Danai Pappa
Danai Pappa is an actress, known for To tatouaz (2017), Sasmos (2021) and 8 lexeis (2019).
Danai Skiadi
Danae Skiadi is a Greek artist born in Athens, Greece. She is perfectly trilingual in Greek, French and English. She is a theatrologist, actress, voice over actress and singer. She studied Theatrology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece as well as acting at the Contemporary Theatre of Athens Drama School in Athens, Greece. Her first role came when she was still a student at the university and in drama school which was one of the two leading roles in Denis Iliadis' film "Hardcore" (2004). Since that, she has starred in some of the most successful TV series of Greek television, movies and theatre shows. She has worked for several years with the National Theatre of Greece and Epidavrus Festival among others and some of the most well known and critically acclaimed theatre directors in Greece. She has also taken part in international productions, such as Jeremy Podeswa's Fugitive Pieces and Tony Krawitz's Dead Europe receiving enthusiastic international reviews. She has given her voice in Greek to Cruz Ramirez in Cars 3, Katie in The Secret Life of Pets and Shank in Raplh breaks the Internet.
Danai Thiengdham
Danai Thiengdham is an actor and assistant director, known for No Escape (2015), Only God Forgives (2013) and Lo imposible (2012).
Danappa Comedy Khiladigalu
Danappa Comedy Khiladigalu is known for Bayaluseeme.
Danay Garcia
Danay Garcia is an actress, writer and producer. She is currently a series regular in the AMC hit television show "Fear the Walking Dead" and recently costarred in two feature films. Garcia has been working steadily in film and television since arriving in the United States from Cuba in 2003. Television audiences first got to know Garcia as a co-star of the popular Fox series "Prison Break," which ran for four seasons beginning in 2006. Garcia played the lead role of Sofia Lugo during the final two seasons and achieved instant fame, appearing in hundreds of magazines around the world. Garcia has also appeared in episodes of "Hawaii Five-0," "Supernatural," "CSI: Miami" and "CSI: New York." In AMC's "Fear the Walking Dead," currently one of the highest rated series on cable, Garcia stars as "Luciana," the fearless yet compassionate leader who shows unwavering courage in the dangerous post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies and humans who will do anything to survive. Garcia recently wrote, directed and produced "La Cura," a short film about a small town in Mexico feeling the effects of an unknown disease that forces the local pastor to make an ethical decision that will impact the lives of everyone in his village. Other film credits include "Avenge the Crows" (2017), an independent thriller which Garcia also produced costarring Lou Diamond Phillips, Steven Bauer, Emilio Rivera and Danny Trejo; "Sniper: Ultimate Kill" (2017), an action film produced by Sony and Mandalay Pictures; "Liz in September" (2014), by acclaimed director Fina Torres; "Eternal Ashes" (2011), which opened to critical acclaim at the Montreal Film Festival; "Rehab" (2011); "Peep World" (2010); "From Mexico With Love" (2009); and "Danika" (2006), a psychological thriller co-starring Marisa Tomei. A highly sought-after model, Garcia has been featured in print ads for brands including Mercedes-Benz and Macy's, and has appeared in countless U.S. and international fashion magazines. Garcia is also classically trained in ballet.
Danaë Jean Marie
Danaë Jean Marie is an actress, known for We Love Moses (2016) and Gracie (2015).