Danielle Reardon

Danielle Reardon, honestly, is one of those names you stumble across in the credits and think, “Oh, right, I’ve seen her before,” but can’t quite place where. Shadow Force (2025) is the big headliner—a gritty, high-octane flick that’s got her front and center, tangled up in a web of action, secrets, and all the usual mayhem you’d expect when shadowy organizations are involved. Think late-night car chases, double-crosses, and more leather jackets than a motorcycle rally. She’s not just running from the bad guys; she’s outsmarting them, and honestly, who doesn’t love a protagonist who can throw a punch and land a sarcastic one-liner? Then there’s The Runaround, which is, well, a different beast. Less explosions, more heart. Reardon dials it back, showing off a softer side—her character’s caught up in a wild goose chase, but this time it’s not about saving the world, it’s about family, second chances, and all that messy, real stuff people actually care about. If Shadow Force is all adrenaline and shadows, The Runaround is more like a Sunday afternoon with a twist. Let’s not forget Hawthorne (2009). Way before she was dodging bullets, Reardon was making waves in the hospital drama scene. Medical crises, ethical dilemmas, the works. She brought a kind of raw, no-nonsense energy to the role, the sort that makes you believe she actually knows her way around a stethoscope. All in all, Danielle Reardon’s filmography is a weird, wild ride—never boring, always a little unpredictable.