Danny Chan

Danny Chan’s career has been a wild ride lately, hasn’t it? The guy just keeps popping up in these unpredictable, sometimes outright bonkers movies that don’t really fit in any neat little box. Take Barbarian (2022) for example—people walked in expecting some standard horror flick, but nope, it flipped the script every twenty minutes. Danny’s role? Let’s just say he’s the type who strolls onto the screen and you instantly know he’s hiding something under that calm exterior. There’s always a hint of danger, or maybe just a whole mess of secrets. Fast forward to Freelance (2023), and he’s switched gears completely. Suddenly he’s tangled up in this chaotic mix of action and comedy, dodging bullets and awkward conversations in equal measure. You can tell he’s having a blast, leaning into the absurdity and the high-stakes nonsense. He’s not just playing it straight either—there’s a wink to the audience, like he knows how ridiculous things have gotten, and honestly, it makes the movie ten times more fun. Then there's Fight or Flight (2024), where he takes things up another notch. It’s all tension and adrenaline, but Danny’s character keeps it grounded, even when everything’s exploding around him. He’s dodging betrayals, dealing with his own demons, and still somehow holding it together (barely). No matter the setting—creepy basements, wild shootouts, or just a moment of quiet panic—Danny Chan brings this raw energy that’s hard to fake. If you’re looking for someone who can jump from horror to action to whatever comes next, he’s your guy.