Daniel Henney
Actor and model from 'Criminal Minds'
Born
November 28th, 1979
45 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Born in 1979, this individual gained recognition as an actor and model. Initial prominence arose from the role in the series 'Criminal Minds', portraying the character Matthew Simmons. The acting career also included notable performances in the romantic comedy film 'My Name is Kim Sam-soon' and the popular series 'The Tale of Nokdu'. Apart from acting, work as a model contributed to career visibility, leading to opportunities in both American and South Korean entertainment industries.
Played Matthew Simmons in 'Criminal Minds'
Starred in 'My Name is Kim Sam-soon'
Appeared in 'The Tale of Nokdu'
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