Dan Grin
Winner of international film festivals Newport Beach (California, USA), 60th Rochester (New York, USA), IPFF Orlando (Florida, USA), Vaughan (Toronto, Canada), North Hollywood (California, USA), and others. Danil began his career with the post of assistant to director Nikolai Lebedev in the film "Crew". After that he shot several short films. The film "Monk" (2017) with Tatyana Arntgolts and Sergey Kempo in the lead roles became the laureate of many international film festivals and received good reviews from the audience. In 2020 the comedy "Scary Bride" by Danil is released in the USA and Canada, and in Russia the cinema rental of the full-length documentary "Unbroken" starts in September.
Dan Grogan
Dan Grogan is known for Mutilator 2 (2023), The Woodmen (2023) and VOYEUR.
Dan Grossman
Dan Grossman is known for Elemental: Hydrogen Vs. Hindenburg (2018), Unearthed (2016) and Mysteries at the Museum (2010).
Dan Gruenberg
Dan Gruenberg is known for Enemy Mind (2010), Defcon 2012 (2010) and House of Mirrors (2014).
Dan Gurney
The son of an opera singer, Dan Gurney grew up in California and began his racing career by drag racing at the local strips. He began his professional career in 1955 and worked his way to Formula 1 four years later when he raced for Ferrari. He won his first grand prix race in 1962 and was considered one of the best young American drivers as he also won races in Can-Am, NASCAR and USAC. His greatest win was at the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix, when he became the only American to win a Formula 1 race in a car of his own design. After nearly winning the Indianapolis 500 as a driver, Gurney pretty much hung up his helmet and turned to race ownership where his team won the 1975 Indy 500. Gurney continued to own a racing team in the IMSA and CART Series. Gurney is considered one of the greatest American race drivers of all time.
Dan Haber
Dan Haber is known for Who Is KK Downey? (2008), The Trotsky (2009) and KK 2.
Dan Haberfield
Since relinquishing a promising career in education in his early thirties, Dan has developed a reputation as a talented, professional and highly dedicated actor / writer who has recently completed his first film as a director, THE DEMON, which he also wrote, directed, produced and starred in. Having worked under internationally renowned directors such as Larysa Kondracki (Picnic at Hanging Rock), Kriv Stenders (Jack Irish) and Mimi Leder (The Leftovers) as an actor, and opposite international stars such as Natalie Dormer (Picnic at Hanging Rock) and Guy Pearce (Jack Irish), Dan continues to challenge himself with a diverse range of experiences as creative artist. Other credits of note include The Wrong Kind of Black and a full season of ABC Australia series The Warriors.
Dan Haggerty
Dan Haggerty was born on November 19, 1942 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is known for Big Stan (2007), Elves (1989) and Abducted (1986). He was married to Samantha Hilton and Diane Rooker. He died on January 15, 2016 in Burbank, California.
Dan Haigh
Dan Haigh is a composer and actor, known for In God We Trust (2012), The Hallow (2015) and The Shells (2015).
Dan Hamill
Dan Hamill is an Australian actor, best known for his roles on City Homicide (Seven Network), Neighbours (Fremantle Media), the Canadian series Hard Rock Medical, the tele movie The Broken Shore and The Dr Blake Mysteries both for the ABC. He has also appeared in numerous short films, most notably the lead role of Frankie in Between Me, directed by Kim Farrant (Strangerland.) Between Me screened at the 2014 International Cannes Film Festival and has it's US Premiere in the U.S. March 2015. Dan's professional stage work includes Crazy for You for The Production Company, the Australasian tour of West Side Story in the role of Action. Most recently on stage he appeared as a lead role of Bluey in Glimpse at fortyfivedownstairs with The Kin Collective, of which Dan is a founding member. Dan is a 2012 graduate of the full-time program at 16th Street Acting Studio in Melbourne. Originally from Perth, he began his performing career in earnest by winning the West Australian Young Performer of the Year consecutively in 2002 and 2003. In 2003 he undertook a Diploma of Contempory Voice at WAAPA. In 2004 he was a Top 10 finalist for Channel Seven's Popstars. Dan then returned to WAAPA to achieve a BA in Music Theatre, where roles included Curly in Oklahoma opposite Jill Perryman, Sammy in Blood Brothers and the Husband in Hello Again.
