Daniel Robbins
Daniel Robbins is known for Pledge (2018), Uncaged (2016) and The Convenient Job (2015).
Daniel Robbins
Daniel Robbins was born in Covington Louisiana and grew up in nearby Hammond Louisiana before moving to Chino Hills California as a teenager. There he found his love for acting and improvisation. He is an alumnus of The Groundlings Theater and School, where he now teaches and performs improvisation and Sketch Comedy.
Daniel Roberts
Daniel Roberts was born in 1966 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia. He is an actor, known for Mission: Impossible II (2000), Killer Elite (2011) and Underbelly (2008).
Daniel Robinette
Daniel Robinette is a film director, writer and producer with a unique vision and distinctive style. He is a founding partner of 4 Leagues Media, LLC, a film production company in Greensboro, NC, and the director of the feature-length suspense film, Tethered (2022) (2021), and the award-winning short films, Psycho Path (2019) (2019), Nervous Breakdown (2019) (2018), and Drawn to Fear (2016) (2016). Daniel previously worked in the advertising industry, serving as Creative Director for several prominent agencies. A child of the 1980s, Daniel was raised in Carlisle, PA by his American father and Korean American mother. He credits his parents for his profound love of film and kimchi.
Daniel Robinson
Daniel Robinson is known for First Man (2017).
Daniel Roby
Daniel Roby was born in 1970. He is a director and producer, known for La peau blanche (2004), Versailles (2015) and Target Number One (2020).
Daniel Rocha
Daniel Rocha is a Brazilian actor and musician (violinist). Daniel Rocha began his studies in performing arts in 2007, aged 17, at the renowned CPT (Center for Theatre Research), one of the most important training centers in Latin America, directed by Antunes Filho, one of the greatest theater directors in history. He graduated in 2011, and his first job on television was on TV Globo, in the acclaimed soap opera "Brazil Avenue" (2012), created by João Emanuel Carneiro ("Central Station"), winner of the International Emmy for Best Soap Opera. Daniel, in the main cast, played Roni. On TV Globo, he became one of the biggest highlights of Brazilian TV, playing João Lucas, one of the main characters in the soap opera "Empire" (2014), created by Aguinaldo Silva, which also won the International Emmy for Best Soap Opera. At Globo, he brings iconic characters to life in the new heyday of Brazilian telenovelas. Plays Rogério Machado in "Trail of Lies" (2013), Rafael Guerra in the Emmy International nominated soap opera, "Total Dreamer" (2015), Gustavo Ribeiro in "Wounded Past" (2016) and Marcos in the series "Forbidden City" (2017). The soap operas were shown in more than 100 countries by Globo International. He then paused his career in telenovelas, in search of more challenging jobs and characters. He auditioned with 800 other actors, eventually landing the role, for the part of legendary boxer Acelino "Popó" Freitas in the series "Irmãos Freitas", directed by Oscar nominated director Walter Salles, and the international award winners, Sérgio Machado and Aly Muritiba. The series was shown in 2019 by Warner Turner, Amazon and HBO. In an innovative career, he was in the cast of 7 soap operas, and in cinema, he played intriguing characters in 6 films, among them: O Japonês, in "Express Kidnapping" (2018), directed by Tatá Amaral; Léo, in "Eu Sou Brasileiro" (2019) (which he also produced); Mario in "There's Something About Mario"; Beto, in "The Fall" (2022) and Gabriel in "The Smoke Master" (2022) (which he also produced), the latter, winner of the Audience Award at the São Paulo International Film Festival, and at various festivals around the world. In 2022, he played Bento, in "The Forgotten Valley", the biggest television series ever produced by HBO and O2 Films in Latin America. The show remains in the most watched rankings (in LATAM). Daniel is filming new shows for streaming, such as "Desejos S.A." (Disney+), shown at Cannes 2023, and an unprecedented series for Netflix Brazil. He is the producer of two projects, where he will debut as a writer, in two feature films. Owner of a multifaceted career, in cinema, television and theater, Daniel Rocha has multiple skills. He has been playing the violin since he was 6 years old, is a boxer, kickboxer, and jiu-jitsu practitioner, and is in a select group of Brazilian actors who are specialists in the Stella Adler Method.
Daniel Rodas
Daniel Rodas is known for Terrifier (2016), All Hallows' Eve (2013) and Frankenstein vs. the Mummy (2015).
Daniel Rodriguez
Daniel Rodriguez is known for Head on a Plate (2023).
Daniel Rodríguez Risco
Daniel Rodríguez Risco is a Peruvian director, writer and producer. His first short film, El Colchón (The Mattress), received a Special Mention at the Cartagena IFF and the award for Best Short Film at Conacine (Peru). His next short, Triunfador (The Winner), was selected at the Festival du Court Métrages at Clermont-Ferrand and was distributed internationally by Canal-Plus. He received a scholarship to study a MFA in Film at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. After that, he directed Páramo (Moor), based on a short story by Italian author Alberto Moravia. His fourth short, El Diente de Oro (The Gold Tooth), won the Jury Prize at the Montreal World Film Festival, presided by Theo Angelopolous. Cuellos Almidonados (Starched Collars), his new short film, was shot during the pandemic, and is starting its festival route. He has directed four feature films. El Acuarelista (The Watercolorist), obtained a grant from the Global Film Initiative. His next film, El Vientre (The Womb), a coproduction with Explora Films (Spain), earned him a Best Director nomination at the Vancouver IFF. In 2016, he released the films No Estamos Solos (We Are Not Alone) and Siete Semillas (Seven Seeds), starring Javier Cámara. All his feature films have enjoyed wide theatrical distribution in Latin America and have been acquired by HBO, NETFLIX, FOX, CANAL PLUS, among others. He was also Associate Producer of Altiplano, a European co-production which premiered at Cannes; and, together with Wanda Films (Spain), co-produced the documentary Chavín de Huántar, el teatro del más allá (Chavin de Huantar, the theatre beyond), which premiered at the National Geographic Channel. He is currently at work on a new feature film and a series.