Daniel Kash

Actor and director, prominent in film industry

Daniel Kash - Actor and director, prominent in film industry
Born

April 25th, 1959
66 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Canada

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A Canadian actor and director, gained recognition through roles in acclaimed productions. Appeared in the film 'Aliens' as Sergeant Apone, showcasing talents in action cinema. Directed and acted in various stage and screen projects, contributing to both Canadian and international film and theater. Worked extensively in television, with appearances in series such as 'The Outer Limits' and 'Due South'.

Appeared in 'Aliens' as Sergeant Apone

Directed and acted in various stage productions

Appeared in television series such as 'The Outer Limits'

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