Daniel Lundh was born in Malmö, Sweden. He is of Swedish, Russian and German descent from his father. Israeli-Moroccan and Spanish, from his mother. Daniel grew up in Sweden till the age of seven. He then moved to Paris with his family, where he was enrolled in an international school, thus learning French, English and Spanish from an early age. After graduating, he left for New York to study drama at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, as well as the H.B.Studios. Since then, Daniel has worked both in France and in the U.K., accumulating experiences with renowned film directors such as Norman Jewison, Elie Chouraqui ("O Jerusalem"), Alex Holmes ( "House of Saddam", for HBO and BBC), Richard Berry ("22 Bullets", starring Jean Reno and from the producers of "Taken") and more recently with Woody Allen (Golden Globe nominated "Midnight in Paris"). As of 2012, he lives in Los Angeles.