Danny Winn is a multifaceted and instinctual actor, possessing a remarkable versatility that enables him to effortlessly bring a diverse array of characters to life. His impressive background in Fine Arts in Theatre has provided a solid foundation for his craft, allowing him to refine his skills through a vast range of roles in television series and film.
Danny's most notable and impressive performances this spring have been in the leading role of Paul, a priest grappling with the intense turmoil of his own inner demons, in the gripping suspense thriller "The Crossbreed". Directed by the talented Turkish filmmaker Biray Dalkiran, this marks Dalkiran's inaugural feature film in Hollywood and the United States.
Danny's latest cinematic endeavour is a period western titled "Hyde Park", released this spring under the visionary direction of Nicholas Barton, renowned for his dedication to authenticity in storytelling. In this captivating tale, Danny takes on the complex and multifaceted role of Happy Jim, a Faro dealer entangled in a web of love, jealousy, and survival amidst the dusty landscapes of the old west.
With his impressive method acting skills, Danny pushes the boundaries of his craft by playing two distinct characters in one, seamlessly navigating the nuances of this dual identity. Furthermore, he showcases his impressive card dealing abilities, even inventing a signature move, the Faro flip, which has become an integral part of his on-screen persona.
In the upcoming film, audiences will have the unique opportunity to witness Danny's impressive stuntwork firsthand, as he takes on the challenge of performing his own death-defying stunts alongside a diverse and talented ensemble cast.
Danny's remarkable capacity for believability and instinctual performance can be attributed to his profound life experiences, which have allowed him to tap into a vast reservoir of emotions and memories. He firmly believes that the true essence of his craft is revealed in the fleeting moments of filming, where the character's authenticity shines through without the need for excessive analysis or over-processing.
Danny's remarkable ability to adapt and connect with a wide range of emotions is largely attributed to the diverse and formative experiences he had while moving from one place to another, as his father served in the military for an impressive 21 years, exposing him to various environments and cultures.
Throughout his career, Danny has had the opportunity to hone his skills in multiple roles across television series and film, including the NBC drama "The Night Shift", the AMC western series "Longmire", the dark comedy "Graves", and the historical drama "Manhattan" on WGN.
In addition to his acting credits, Danny has also demonstrated his expertise in the field of stunts, serving as a stunt performer and stunt coordinator in several productions. These projects include the AMC supernatural drama "Preacher", the action-packed movie "Shot Collar", and the highly anticipated remake of the classic western "The Magnificent 7".
One of the most notable and earliest feature film appearances of the renowned actor, Danny, was in the movie "Gold", a cinematic masterpiece that brought together a talented ensemble cast, including the charismatic actor, Mathew McConaughey. In this critically acclaimed film, Danny took on the complex and intriguing role of a disgruntled investor, whose frustration and discontent with the financial situation reached a boiling point, ultimately leading to a dramatic and intense confrontation with McConaughey's character, a development that showcased Danny's impressive acting range and versatility.
