Daniel Baldwin

Daniel Baldwin is one of four brothers whose names are known all over the world. Each of them has found himself in the creative profession and pleases the audience with their talents. Daniel, who is the second oldest, successfully plays in movies and TV series, as well as the producer and director of their own projects.

Daniel Baldwin was born on October 5, 1960, in Massapqua, New York, on October 5, 1960, in a large family of six. His father, Alexander Ray, is a history and social science teacher, as well as a football coach, mother Carol Newcomb, who survived breast cancer and is the founder of Breast Care Center. The Baldwin family has a mixture of English, Scottish, Irish, French-Canadian and German ancestry.

All three of Daniel's brothers - William, Stephen and Alec Baldwin - are famous actors. He also has two sisters, Beth Koichler and Jane Sasso. Daniel is the second eldest child among the male half of the children.

In 1979, he graduated from Alfred G. Werner High School in Massapekva, where he successfully played football and basketball. He also attended McKenna High School.

Daniel Baldwin's creative biography dates back to 1988, when he made his debut as an actor in the television drama thriller "Too Good to Be True," based on Ben Ames Williams' novel "Leave Her in Paradise."

After that, he began to actively work on his filmography, starring in at least one film project for a year. Early in his career, Baldwin appeared in the biographical drama "Born on the Fourth of July" with Tom Cruise in the title role, the action movie "Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Cowboy" with Mickey Rourke, the melodrama "Hero", in which dustin Hoffman played, and many other paintings. Although the characters of the novice actor were secondary, he developed the necessary experience for further serious work.

In 1990, Daniel returned to television and starred in the comedy "Sydney", which also involved the popular comic actor Matthew Perry. The series lasted only one season, which had 13 episodes. However, this did not prevent fans of the cinema to see the creative potential of the young artist, and it was after this project he received the first wave of fame.

Baldwin continued his work on American TV and starred in the police show "The Homicide Department" about detectives from Baltimore in 1993. Despite good reviews of his acting abilities from viewers and critics, the man left the project in 1995, after 3 seasons - his character Beau Felton had to kill on the plot.

The actor returned to filming in feature films, starring in low-budget "Attack of a 50-foot woman," "Family of Cops," "Perverted Passion." In 1996, he starred as McCafferty in the Los Angeles police drama of the early '50s" "The Rock of Mulholland" and Jerry in the comedy drama "Truth in Wine", which also starred Steve Buscemi and Chloe Sevigny.

In 1998, Baldwin landed a role in the romantic comedy film "The Fate of Fate," but he was replaced by another actor, also born in 1960, Michael Rispoli, because Daniel was arrested for cocaine possession.

However, failure in one case usually leads to a win in another - in the same year the artist was approved for the role of Anthony Montoya in the horror film directed by John Carpenter "Vampires", based on the eponymous work of John Stikley. Participation in the film overnight made the actor recognizable, he found himself at the peak of his fame.

At the beginning of the new millennium, Baldwin starred in several episodes of The Sopranos. He has also appeared in television projects "Lizard" (2004) and "Our Fathers" (2005), as well as in several low-budget films, such as "In the Shadow of the Hero" (2005) and "Mula" (2007). In 2009, he played Julius Krug in the HBO biopic Grey Gardens, which won Emmy, Golden Globe and Actors Guild awards. The film starred Hollywood beauties Jessica Lange and Drew Barrymore.

In 2010, Daniel Baldwin starred in the documentary drama about breast cancer "1 Minute." The film is based on stories about the struggle of survivors with breast cancer. The project was launched by Namrata Singh Gujral, shooting several celebrities and ordinary people who survived the terrible disease.

In 2011, the world met the new fantasy series "Grimm" broadcast on NBC. Baldwin was approved for the project, in which he was reincarnated as Jordan Vers. Television fantasy, inspired by the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm, had to taste both "serial maniacs" and film critics. In total, the number of projects in which the artist took part has long exceeded a hundred. And he's not going to stop there.

The personal life of the brutal actor (his height is 188 cm, weight 83 kg) was as rich as professional. His first wife was the beautiful Cheryl, with whom he lived for only a year - from 1984 to 1985.

Five years after his first failed marriage, Daniel decided to enter the river again - he proposed to the actress Elizabeth Baldwin, with whom he conceived his second child - a girl named Alexandra Elizabeth - in 1994. However, this union did not last long - in 1996 the couple broke up.

Beginning in the mid-90s, the artist cohabited with a colleague on the TV series "Slaughterhouse" Isabella Hofmann. Their son Atticus, named after Baldwin's favorite character in To Kill a Mockingbird, was born in July 1996. The boy has autism.

In 2007, Daniel married former British model Joan Smith, with whom he had a daughter together - Evis Ann on January 17, 2008 and Finley Ray Martino on August 7, 2009. In 2012, Joan filed for divorce.

Two years later, Baldwin became engaged to Robin Sue Hertz Hempel. Despite the fact that in his youth the actor had problems with drugs, now he completely forgot his pernicious past, filled with energy for filming and family. He doesn't post a photo on Instagram, believing that happiness loves silence.

In 2019, the artist does not stop shooting in films. Now several projects with the participation of the star are being prepared for release: American action films "The Kiss of Death" and "The Devotion", as well as the dramas "The Look of the Redskins" and "The Soul of the Soul".

1988 - "Leave Her in Paradise" 1992 - "The Horse Walk" 1996 - "Perverted Passion" 1998 - "Vampires" 2004 - "The Ant King" 2009 - "Nine on the List of the Dead" 2009 - "Grey Gardens" 2011 - "Grimm" 2018 - "The Kiss of Death" 2019 - "The Soul mates"

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Daniel Baldwin Net Worth 2021

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Daniel Baldwin Net Worth 2020

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Daniel Baldwin Net Worth 2019

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Daniel Baldwin Net Worth 2018

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Daniel Baldwin Net Worth 2017

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Daniel Baldwin Net Worth 2016

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Daniel Baldwin Net Worth 2015

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