Daniel Lundh was born in Malmö, Sweden. His father was the late Swedish actor, and old-master dealer, Lennart Lundh. His mother, Hélène, is French of Sephardic descent. Daniel’s early years were spent in Sweden, until age seven, when his family moved to Paris. Growing up, he attended international schools, which made him a full native in English, French, Spanish and Swedish. An uncanny ability for languages, and accents, has him portray characters of a wide variety of backgrounds. His breakthrough performance in Délice Paloma (2007), garnered him a Best Newcomer nomination at the 2008 Césars. Among others, he’s worked with Woody Allen, on Midnight in Paris (2011), and starred opposite Jean Reno in dark thriller 22 Bullets (2010). Some of his other films include French adaptation of King Lear, Les héritières (2008), as well as O Jerusalem (2006), by Élie Chouraqui. He was also part of the ensemble cast of HBO and BBC biopic House of Saddam (2008). Recent roles include Netflix period series Morocco: Love in Times of War (2017) and Velvet Colección (2017), for Movistar Plus. Daniel is also a writer and director.