Personal details
- Birth Date: 1986-04-25
- Height: 6′ 1½″ (1.87 m)
- Birth Location: Hackney, London, England
- Professions: Actor, Producer
Daniel Sharman, a London native with that classic Brit charm, kicked off his acting journey at the legendary Royal Shakespeare Company. So, yeah, the dude’s got some serious stage cred. Instead of riding on beginner’s luck, he actually put in the hours—three years at the London Academy of Dramatic Art, graduating in 2007. Not exactly the easy way in, but hey, it worked. After wrapping up drama school, Daniel dove headfirst into theater, lighting up stages all over London and bouncing around Europe. There’s something gritty and old-school about cutting your teeth on stage first, right? The guy clearly loves the craft, not just the attention. And you can tell; he brings that raw, dramatic energy to every role, whether he’s somewhere moody in the UK or chasing the LA dream. He splits his time between London and Los Angeles these days, which honestly just sounds exhausting. But it fits. London’s got the history, the drama, the endless rain—while LA is all sun, palm trees, and, well, the big screen hustle. That mix probably seeps into his performances, too. You watch him and get this sense he’s just as comfortable spouting Shakespeare as he is bantering in a Hollywood blockbuster. With a background like his, it’s no wonder people keep casting him in roles where intensity and depth are non-negotiable.
Back in the day, movies like Macbeth and Henry VI were basically the ultimate playground for anyone obsessed with epic battles and old-school drama. All that clanging armor, the buckets of blood, the sheer chaos—yeah, that stuff hit different when you were a kid. You’d watch those scenes and just want to run outside and turn a stick into a sword. The stories weren’t just about power struggles and kings losing their minds, they were about the raw, gritty mess that comes with fighting for a throne. You could almost smell the mud and sweat through the screen. And honestly, it wasn’t just the action—there’s something about seeing characters lose themselves to ambition, totally self-destruct, that just grabs you. Those movies don’t hold back, and you either end up loving the madness or realizing you’re way too squeamish for Shakespearean body counts. Either way, unforgettable.
April 25, 1986
6′ 1½″ (1.87 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Hackney, London, England
39 years old