Daniel Toro Moreno
Daniel Toro Moreno is known for Freelance (2023).
Daniel Tosh
Daniel Tosh was born on May 29, 1975 in Germany. He is a producer and writer, known for The Love Guru (2008), Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts (2011) and Tosh.0 (2009). He has been married to Carly Hallam since April 15, 2016.
Daniel Tovar
Daniel Tovar is an actor and producer, known for Mirreyes contra Godinez (2019), Falsos Falsificados (2018) and El Rey del Valle (2018).
Daniel Tucker
Daniel Tucker is known for I Just Wanna Go Home (2021), No Soliciting (2020) and Nothing But the Blood (2020).
Daniel Tuiara
Daniel Tuiara is known for Godzilla vs. Kong (2021), Marco Polo (2014) and Harrow (2018).
Daniel Tuite
Daniel Tuite was born in Somerset, England and trained at The Rose Bruford College of Speech And Drama in London. He has performed extensively on stage, notably in The 39 Steps at London's Criterion Theatre, as well as productions at the National Theatre, The Royal Shakespeare Company, The Donmar Warehouse, Chichester Festival Theatre and The Open Air Theatre in Regents Park, where he played Boo Radley in the award-winning production of To Kill A Mockingbird. He plays several musical instruments and has toured much of the world playing in the band Aqualung, as well as contributing to the albums Still Life and Words And Music.
Daniel Turres
Daniel Turres is known for Fresh Meat, Terry's Car Gets Stolen (2021) and Here for Blood (2022).
Daniel TwoFeathers
Daniel TwoFeathers is an American actor; he was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. He is known for his role on Pawn Stars Chum-parazzi Season 8 episode 16 and as a Ghost Nation Warrior on the HBO series Westworld 2016-2018). He was also a Lakota language translator for the Westworld series and the Lakota dialog coach working with the actors on Westworld. Daniel's first television appearance was on PM Magazine in 1982 regarding Tesla technology. Daniel is a master martial artist, plasma physicist, life safety specialist, project manager, and fire protection engineer with expertise in the work of Nikola Tesla. Daniel worked at Los Alamos National Lab and he has been involved in paranormal and UFO research since the 1970s. In addition, Daniel was a Green Beret, US Ranger, police officer, trapeze artist. Daniel worked in Hollywood as an animal trainer with big cats, primates, zebras, and dolphins; he also worked for Doug Trumbull building special effects and sets. Daniel was also a bodyguard for notable people, including Elvis Presley. Daniel is Native American, i.e., of the Lakota Sioux and Wampanoag tribes and Scottish; he is a Sundancer, a Pipe Carrier, and fluent in Lakota. Dan is a musician and plays the didgeridoo, Native American flute, native drums; he is also a percussionist. In addition, Daniel is a traditional native leather craftsman and an avid electronics technician. Daniel designs and builds electronics devices; he designed and created devices for the late Dr. Marcel Vogel, a well known scientist for IBM. Daniel has been a Sifu for over 30 years and has trained in martial arts for decades; he was the late Grand Master Willem Reeders/Liu Siong student. Daniel is the second non-Asian member of the Chunghwa-Kung-Fu-Hui, the first being the late Grandmaster Art Sikes. Daniel was a professional fighter in the US and Asia. He is a Master of Liu Siong Royal Gung Fu/ Liu Siong Kuntao, a second-degree black belt in Kenpo, a Sifu of Wing Chung, Pentjak Silat, and Northern and Southern Praying Mantis systems. Daniel also trained in several other art forms such as Ninjitsu, Puklulan, Choy Li Fut, Hun Gar, Southern Dragon Kung Fu, Tibetan Tai Chi, Bagua, Shorin-Ryu, Judo, Muay Tai, Jujujtsu, Jeet Kun Do. Daniel is a munitions expert, a sword and knife fighter, including the katana, Asian weapons of all kinds, the broad sword, and battle-ax. In addition, Daniel is a tracker and taught survival training and combat to US special forces; he also had a dojo in Las Vegas for many years, where he taught martial arts.
Daniel Tzotchev
Daniel Tzotchev is an actor, known for Dark Descent (2002), The Portal (2021) and Mindstorm (2001).
Daniel Uemura
Daniel Uemura is known for 3% (2016), O Homem do Futuro (2011) and Zé do Caixão (2015).