Daniel Lundh

**Daniel Lundh: A Multitalented Franco-Swedish Star**

Daniel Lundh, born in Malmö to a Swedish father and a French mother, has made a name for himself as an accomplished actor and writer. His father, Lennart Lundh, is a former actor and fine-art dealer, which likely influenced Daniel's artistic pursuits.

At just seven years old, Daniel's family relocated to Paris, where he attended Montessori school and became fluent in multiple languages, including Swedish, French, English, and Spanish. Following his education, he ventured to New York City to study theater at the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theater Institute. Under the guidance of Chad Burton, he gained access to the renowned Actors Studio and further honed his craft at HB Studio with Salem Ludwig. Returning to Paris, he spent two years at Cours Florent, studying under Lesley Chatterley, and continued to refine his skills with instructors Bela Grushka and Jordan Beswick C.S.A.

Lundh's career flourished in London, where he performed in various fringe productions and television series, including *Dream Team*, *Hollyoaks*, and *Mile High*. His film debut came in 2006 with *O Jerusalem*, followed by a standout performance in 2007’s *Délice Paloma*, which earned him a César nomination for Most Promising Actor. In 2008, he appeared in *House of Saddam* and the two-part adaptation of *King Lear*, *Les Héritières*.

Notable roles include 2010's *22 Bullets* alongside Jean Reno and Woody Allen's *Midnight in Paris* in 2011. More recently, he starred in Netflix's popular series *Morocco: Love in Times of War* in 2017. Alongside acting, Daniel is passionate about writing and music, showcasing his diverse talents in the arts.