Daniel Lundh

Daniel Lundh is a FrancoSwedish actor and writer Daniel Lundh was born in Malmö of a Swedish father and a French mother His father Lennart Lundh is a fineart dealer and former actor At the age of seven the family moved to Paris where he attended Montessori schooling In addition to Swedish and French he became fluent in English and Spanish After graduation he moved to New York City to pursue theater studies at the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute His teacher Chad Burton took him under his wing by allowing him to attend sessions at the mythical Actors Studio He then trained at HB Studio with Salem Ludwig Back in Paris he studied for two years at Cours Florent notably with Lesley Chatterley He also regularly trained with Bela Grushka and Jordan Beswick CSA Thereafter he left for London where he remained for three years He appeared in numerous fringe plays and series like Dream Team Hollyoaks and Mile High In 2006 he obtained his first film role in O Jerusalem directed by Elie Chouraqui alongside Ian Holm JJ Feild and Patrick Bruel In 2007 he starred in Délice Paloma by Nadir Mokneche with costars Aylin Prandi and Biyouna The film was a success and the actor received critical acclaim for his role as a troubled youth in search of his father His performance earned him a nomination for the César for Most Promising Actor In 2008 he successively worked in House of Saddam a BBC and HBO coproduction on the life of Saddam Hussein and Les Héritières for France 3 The TV film in two parts is an adaptation of King Lear by Shakespeare set in Corsica with Jacques Weber Amira Casar and Jean Benguigui There he played the role of Massimo the bastard and vengeful son In 2010 he acted in 22 Bullets a thriller about the Marseille mob directed by Richard Berry alongside Jean Reno Kad Merad JeanPierre Darroussin and Marina Fois The film was produced by EuropaCorp In 2011 he played Juan Belmonte in Woody Allens Midnight in Paris In parallel to his acting career he devotes himself to writing and music In 2017 he starred in Netflixs hit Spanish series Morocco Love in Times of War Source Article Daniel Lundh from Wikipedia in English licensed under CCBYSA 30