Daniel Southern embarked on his cinematic journey with a notable appearance in Touchstone Pictures' 1999 historical action film "The 13th Warrior", marking his entry into the world of motion pictures.
In addition to his debut role, Southern also featured in John McTiernan's 1999 remake of the 1968 film "The Thomas Crown Affair", an American crime thriller. This film boasted an impressive cast, with Mischa Hausserman playing the character Rethel the Archer, who shared the screen with Southern.
Daniel has made notable appearances on television, with a significant contribution being his role in the popular crime drama series "Law & Order". In the ninth season of the show, which premiered in 1999, he featured in a notable episode titled "Shield".
Daniel's stage career has been marked by an impressive array of diverse performances, showcasing his remarkable range and versatility as a thespian.
He made a striking debut on Broadway in the production of "The Loves of Anatol" at the esteemed Circle in the Square, before going on to appear in the 890 Studios workshop production of "Scandal!", a testament to his willingness to take on a wide range of roles.
Off-Broadway, Daniel has also had the opportunity to shine in a variety of productions, including the title role of "Macbeth", a demanding and complex part that allowed him to showcase his dramatic chops.
Additionally, he has appeared in the Roundabout Theater Company's production of "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead", a critically acclaimed play that has been widely praised for its clever writing and strong performances.
Throughout his career, Daniel has consistently demonstrated a keen sense of adaptability and a willingness to push himself creatively, making him a highly respected and sought-after performer in the world of theater.
Daniel has had the privilege of collaborating with a diverse array of renowned companies, both regionally and nationally, throughout his illustrious career.
Daniel has had the distinguished privilege of sharing the stage with the illustrious Academy Award-winning actress Olympia Dukakis, starring alongside her in a production of the timeless classic "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Furthermore, he has had the opportunity to collaborate with the renowned Lar Lubovitch Dance Company, and has also worked with the esteemed Alwin Nikolais Dance Theater.
Daniel acquired his undergraduate degree, a Bachelor of Arts, with the esteemed distinction of honors in the field of Dramatic Art from the prestigious University of California at Berkeley, a renowned institution of higher learning.
He then furthered his academic pursuits by being selected as a scholarship student at the American Conservatory Theater, a highly respected and esteemed institution dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in the performing arts.
Daniel has made a notable appearance on the esteemed television series "Law & Order", showcasing his exceptional acting talents to a vast audience. Furthermore, he is slated to star in the highly anticipated re-imagining of the classic film "The Thomas Crown Affair", alongside the illustrious Pierce Brosnan and the captivating Rene Russo.
Additionally, Daniel has achieved a remarkable milestone in his academic pursuits, having received his Medical Doctorate (M.D.) from the reputable Downstate Medical School in May.
