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Daniel Fainman (b. 1990)

Alias:
Danny

Birthplace:
Manhattan, New York, USA

Born:
September 5, 1990

Biography from TheMovieDB

Dan Fainman is an energetic, positive, multi-skilled and seasoned serial entrepreneur extraordinaire with an entertainment track record going back to 2006 when he was first featured on an HBO Series "Assume the Position of Mr. Whul". Fainman, a zodiac virgo, was born on September 5, 1990 in Manhattan, New York, USA .  He is an actor, writer, producer and aspiring director. Most recently, Fainman was featured on "The Irishman" along with Bo Deitl in the same scene with Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro. A number of infamous gunman roles in up and coming films "Asian Mob" and "Bare Knuckle Brawlers". He was also featured in a Steve Stanulis and Richard Grieco film "Clinton Road" as a club goer alongside Vincent Pastore and ICE - T. In 2012, Fainman co starred in the feature film "Heartlines" alongside Steven Bauer.  Fainman is also known for his fierce tactics when it comes to writing and producing film. As an investor, Fainman backed Patrick F Gallagher, a producer at Incorporated Productions and Ryan R Johnson, president of The Film House, LLC. on "Mississippi Wild", never-released movie they tried to produce in 2011. After being defrauded for over $250,000.00, Fainman didn't let the pitfall interfere with his entertainment career and pursued litigation winning a $318,000 judgment in January 2013 against Gallagher, Johnson and their production companies, Pretty Dangerous Films and Velocity Pictures.  From 2012 - 2017 Fainman has engineered and wrote a slate of feature films which he anticipates on self producing, co directing as he evolves into his own director. He is quickly gaining keen momentum for having an eye for elegance, quality, a classy vision, a talent and the ability to persevere with creativity in storytelling from concept to screen within communities worldwide.  At a young age, Daniel hit the ground running fiercely pursuing his passion for the arts in a world so diverse he understood that he can drive himself to be successful by being him unique self. Keep an eye out for this up and coming star.

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2023  The Families Feud

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