Daniel Raymont

Daniel Raymont is a versatile actor renowned for his keenly crafted impersonations that have captivated audiences and left many wondering about his authenticity. His diverse cultural upbringing plays a significant role in shaping his artistic voice. Born in New York, Daniel was raised in a unique environment by his Texan mother and German-Argentine father, spending formative years in Mexico, Washington D.C., and other cities like London, Boston, and San Francisco.

Currently residing in New York with his Japanese-Irish wife and daughter, Daniel’s filmography boasts an impressive array of projects. Notable films include "The Angriest Man in Brooklyn," "Stain Removal," "Lucky N#mber," "The Truth About Lies," "Instructions Not Included," "The Good Heart," and "Bride Wars." His television credits are equally extensive, featuring roles in "The Carrie Diaries," "Law & Order: SVU," "Smash," and multiple characters across three seasons of Nickelodeon’s "The Naked Brothers Band." He has also appeared in HBO's "How to Make It in America," ABC's "Knights of Prosperity," and Fox’s "New Amsterdam."

In theater, Daniel's solo performance, "The Store," draws from his decade-long experience at Neiman-Marcus in Beverly Hills, delivering a witty narrative featuring seven characters in just thirty minutes. This show is currently being adapted into a comedic television series. Beyond acting, he collaborates with the talented Italian designer, Massimo Bizzocchi, and has appeared in various commercials, showcasing his comedic flair, including campaigns for Tidy Cats and Heineken.