About
Daniel Henney is a versatile actor known for his work in both American and Korean entertainment industries. Born on November 28, 1979, he has captivated audiences with his charm and talent. He gained significant recognition for his roles in popular television series and films, showcasing his ability to portray a diverse range of characters.
Before Fame
Before achieving mainstream success, Henney honed his skills and financed his education through modeling. While attending college, he worked as a model to cover his tuition expenses, gaining valuable experience in front of the camera and developing a strong work ethic that would serve him well in his acting career.
Career Highlights
Henney's career took off with his appearance in the Korean drama "My Lovely Sam Soon," where he played a significant role despite limited Korean language proficiency. He further solidified his presence in television with his portrayal of Dr. David Lee in the medical drama "Three Rivers." His talent extends beyond live-action roles, as he lent his voice to the character of Tadashi in the acclaimed Disney animated feature "Big Hero 6." He also appeared as Agent Zero in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", showcasing his versatility in action roles.
Trivia
- He played Dr. David Lee in the television series Three Rivers.
- He starred on the Korean drama My Lovely Sam Soon.
- He voiced the character of Tadashi in the 2014 Disney feature Big Hero 6.
- He worked as a model to help pay his tuition costs.
- Even though he spoke very little Korean, he played a big role in the Korean drama My Lovely Sam Soon.
- He played Agent Zero in X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Family Life
Daniel Henney's multicultural background is a defining aspect of his identity. He is the son of a Korean mother and an Irish father. He briefly dated actress Maggie Q.
