Díana Bermudez
Díana Bermudez is a British actor of Indigenous American heritage who moved to London as a child from her native Colombia. Although a shy and academic child, Diana found herself drawn to performing arts and in her early teens enrolled into a weekend drama club which fueled her passion for acting. Continuing with drama throughout school, Diana studied Drama at Richmond Upon Thames college before a gap year took her touring Italy with an English theatre company. Diana was then enrolled into the prestigious Royal Central School of Speech and Drama with alumni such as Lawrence Olivier, Judi Dench, Vanessa Redgrave, Carrie Fisher, Riz Ahmed, Gael Garcia Bernal, Kit Harrington and Andrew Garfield. Post-graduation, Diana performed in 5*, sold-out, political play Valiant, which debuted at Edinburgh Fringe and detailed the untold and often hidden stories of women in war. Diana then went on to forge a career in TV with debut performances in guest lead roles for popular BBC dramas as well as playing roles in Karen Carpenter: Goodbye to Love (ITV), Sylvester Stallone's Rambo 5: The Last Blood, Mindy Kaling's Four Weddings and a Funeral remake on Hulu, and upcoming feature "The Emigrants" directed by Erik Poppe.
Dídac Alcaraz
Dídac Alcaraz is an actor and writer, known for Trash Ninjas (2013), Mi loco Erasmus (2012) and Medusa (2014).
Dídac Calpe
Dídac Calpe is known for Boundless (2022) and Mira lo que has hecho (2018).
Dónal Finn
Dónal Finn is an actor, known for SAS: Rogue Heroes (2022), Albion (2020) and The Witcher (2019).
Dónal Haughey
Dónal Haughey is an actor, known for On the Ball (2018), Death of a Superhero (2011) and Gold (2014).
Dónall Ó Héalai
Screen International Star of Tomorrow 2020, Dónall Ó Héalai grew up in Galway Ireland. Best known for his critically acclaimed performance in the award-winning period drama, Arracht. Dónall was the recipient of the Aer Lingus Discovery Award at the 2020 Dublin International film festival. He is a graduate of the Bow Street Screen Acting Academy.
Dóra Jóhannsdóttir
Dóra Jóhannsdóttir was born on July 20, 1980 in Iceland. She is an actress and writer, known for Undir trénu (2017), Ófærð (2015) and Stella Blómkvist (2017).
Dóra Köves
Dóra Köves was born on August 3, 1977. She is an actress, known for Radioactive (2019), Hajnali láz (2015) and Gyerekgyilkosságok (1993).
Dóra Sztarenki
Dóra Sztarenki was born on November 2, 1991. She is a Hungarian actress and dancer. She is the daughter of actor, director and art director Pál Sztarenki. Dóra graduated from the Hungarian Dance Academy. While being a professional dancer she also spends time as a dance teacher. She stepped into the acting-world with the role of 'Zsófi' in the series Terápia (2012). Dóra appears in several theatrical productions and television films as well as in cinema. Her first portrayal on the movie screen was the above-mentioned 'Zsófi' in Terápia (2012) who is a self-contained 16-year old girl with borderline personality disorder with several aspects of her life being the sources of her struggle. Dóra have given life to diverse characters such as 'Kisrózsi' - a newlywed in a Hungarian countryside village at the time of WWII - in 1945 (2017), 'Ági' - a victim of a serial killer - in A martfüi rém (2016), 'Dia' - a kickboxer - in Betonzaj (2015) or 'Gabi' - a student fighting for survival on a rafting tour - in A legyözhetetlenek (2013). Meanwhile in theater she portrays the nervous wife in 'Az asszony beleszól' (The missis ways in) set in the 1930s Hungary, several characters in the self-searching bildungsroman 'Mellettem elférsz' (You may be beside me) and plays 'Margaret', the niece of Edward II in Christopher Marlowe's 'II. Edward' furthermore proving her versatility and talent.
Dôri Sakurada
Dôri Sakurada was born on December 7, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan. He is an actor, known for Gekijôban saraba kamen raidâ Den'ô: Fainaru kauntodaun (2008), Ôzu Den'ô ôru raidâ: Rettsu gô Kamen raidâ (2011) and Gekijô ban Chô Kamen raidâ den'ô & Dikeido Neo generêshonzu onigashima no senkan (2009).
