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Daniel Franzese

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Biography

Daniel Franzese began his career all over the country with various regional and national theater tours. He landed his first commercial when he was…more

Born

5/9/1978, Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Birth Name

Daniel Franzese

Gender

Male

Credits

Guest Star (4)

Role
- Burn Notice
  Dougie
  - S 3: Ep 12 Noble Causes
    2/4/10
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
  Dean Harden
  - S 7: Ep 4 Fannysmackin'
    10/12/06
- The Comeback
  Mr Hollywood
  - S 1: Ep 8 Valerie Relaxes in Palm Springs
    7/31/05
- Queens Supreme
  David
  - S 1: Ep 2 Pilot
    1/17/03

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- His last name is pronounced Fran-SAY-See.
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- Daniel is good friends with his Mean Girls co-star, Lizzy Caplan.
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- Daniel's father, Ralph was a lounge singer.
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- (On his Mean Girls co-stars) Daniel: I had alot of fun with Tina (Fey) and with Amy Poeler as well. We made each other laugh a lot and they are great people.
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- (On portraying a hollywood legend) Daniel: I would love to play Jackie Gleason one day. He had a huge part in making me want to be an actor. The way he made my dad laugh. I was like, "I want to do that!."
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- Daniel: Oh man, I hate auditioning! I am the kind of actor that loves to research and get into the role as closely as possible. I just don't think auditions give you that right amount of time. I do pray before every audition. I find that to help.
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