Daniel Sharman

Daniel Sharman's popularity brought the role of Ares in the epic blockbuster "War of the Gods: Immortals", in which a young British actor played with such stars as Mickey Rourke, Henry Cavill, Stephen Dorff. A television project helped to consolidate the success of the appearance on the wide screen: in 2012, Sharman was invited to the super-popular teenage series "Wolf" for the role of werewolf Isaac Lehi. The actor was the star of the project for two seasons, and then again went to conquer the big movie.

"All life is a game." This saying of the great William Shakespeare Daniel Sharman can more than apply to his own person. After all, he began to gravitate to the acting craft from early childhood, it proves the biography of selebrity.

The boy was born in London on April 25, 1986. Nothing is known about the star's parents, except that they supported any fascination with his son. Seeing that the child grows artistically, mom and dad took 9-year-old Dany to audition for the Royal Shakespeare Company (a major theatre association in the UK). And Sharman was accepted into the children's troupe, choosing from hundreds of young candidates. Later in the interview the actor will be delighted to remember this period:

On stage at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Dany played in two plays, "Park" and "Macbeth." Sharman then enrolled at Mill Hill Private School, where he continued his amateur acting classes in a drama club. The result was Daniel's role in the play "The quetch", which was included in the program of the famous Edinburgh Festival of Arts.

But it was not enough for the restless Charman. The inquisitive teenager entered the London School of Art (Arts Educational School) to get even closer to the dream - the skill of the actor.

Making his television debut in 2003 (Judge John Dide), 18-year-old Daniel went on to pursue a professional acting degree at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.

In 2007, Sharman graduated with honors from the Academy and immediately received a serious role in the film by the Scottish director Giles Foster "The Beginning of the End".

But the next major role had to wait more than one year. Only in 2010-2011 the filmography of the actor was supplemented with several major works. Daniel played one of the main characters in the British director Stephen Fox's the last days of Edgar Harding. But the star hour of Sharman's career was an invitation to Hollywood.

High-budget fantasy action film based on ancient Greek myths directed by Tarsem Singh collected on one set Mickey Rourke and Henry Cavill, Frida Pinto and Luke Evans. Daniel got the role of the god of war Ares.

The film was released on the big screens in November 2011 and collected more than $200 million at the box office. A young Briton woke up famous all over the world. After the star-studded role, the actor was showered with suggestions. Among other projects, Sharman chose the film "Collector-2", deciding to try himself in the genre of horror.

Daniel also agreed to participate in the TV series "Wolf", which for a year with success went in America, keeping in suspense millions of fans of the teenage mystical drama. Charming werewolf Isaac Leihi appeared in the second season and immediately won the hearts of fans.

In 2013, Sharman played the role of Canadian policeman Edward Montclair in the TV movie "When The Heart Calls" based on the novel of the same name by Janet Oak.

In 2014, the actor cut short a collaboration with the creators of "Wolf" (after the third season) for a character in the TV project "The Ancients", which also continued the vampire theme. Sharman appeared as the sorcerer Caleb Westpel and two seasons pleased fans with the skill of reincarnation.

In parallel with the serial shooting, the Briton took part in the short film "Drone", where he finally got the unconditional lead role.

When it became known in 2017 that Sharman accepted an invitation to the zombie drama "Fight the Walking Dead" (spin-off "The Walking Dead"), the actor began to be called a supporter of the horror genre. However, Daniel gladly plunged into the job, brilliantly playing Troy Otto, a cruel and uncompromising leader in the struggle for survival.

This time the British actor got a role in the main line-up of the series, along with such stars as Frank Dillane and Alicia Debenham Kerry.

Daniel is also trying to himself as a producer - preparing to shoot a new short film "Soon You'll Leave", the funds for which he collected thanks to numerous followers on Twitter and Instagram.

Not one girl's heart freezes when on the screen appears this tall, handsome (1 m 87 cm) brown-haired with blue eyes. The army of admirers of the attractive young man closely monitors the personal life of the idol, despite the fact that he adheres to the position in every way to hide details of privacy from the public and the press.

From 2011 to 2013, Sharman had a romantic relationship with a colleague on the set of "Wolf" actress Crystal Reed. In 2014, the paparazzi caught the actor in New York, on a romantic walk with a new girlfriend - model Gigi Hadid. But this relationship did not last long. Since 2015, Daniel has been dating British model Asha Leo.

Currently, the actor is a lot of filmed in the U.S., so lives in Los Angeles, but as soon as given free days, flies to London to meet with relatives.

Daniel's busy schedule leaves no time for leisure. But he finds time to visit the gym, thereby keeping himself in shape, as well as go to the match beloved by Arsenal - the actor is a passionate fan of English football.

Now all the time the Briton is engaged in shooting in the series "Medici: The Lords of Florence" about the powerful European aristocratic dynasty of the early 15th century. The historical drama will be released in 2018. Daniel Sharman will appear as Lorenzo de Medici.

2003 - "Judge John Dide" 2007 - "The Beginning of the End" 2011 - Nine Lives of Chloe King 2011 - "The Last Days of Edgar Harding" 2011 - "War of the Gods: Immortals" 2012 - Collector 2 2012-2014 - "Wolf" 2013 - "When the Heart Calls" 2014-2016 - "Ancient" 2017 - "Fear the Walking Dead" 2018 - "Medici: The Lords of Florence"

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Daniel Sharman Net Worth 2021

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Daniel Sharman Net Worth 2020

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Daniel Sharman Net Worth 2019

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Daniel Sharman Net Worth 2018

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Daniel Sharman Net Worth 2017

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Daniel Sharman Net Worth 2016

Daniel Sharman 's revenue is $1.9M in 2016. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Daniel Sharman and could vary in the range between $820K - $1.2M.

Daniel Sharman Net Worth 2015

Daniel Sharman 's revenue is $1.8M in 2015. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Daniel Sharman and could vary in the range between $575K - $1.3M.

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