Daniel Hill is an English actor known for his career in television, theatre, and films including: 'Love's Labours Lost; Harry Potter ;The Deathly Hallows. Daniel had already appeared in three plays as a 13/14 year old at B.O.V Company when he decided to apply for an audition for the acting course with Nat Brennar when he was 17; his chosen audition speech was Prospero's "Ye Elves of Hills..." from 'The Tempest' "Prospero?!" Nat exclaimed "He's 90!! Why pick him?" "Because he's got the biggest speech in the play", Daniel replied. Nat gave him a place 'deferred for a year' "To grow up a bit". So Daniel pushed scenery on the Peter O'Toole season at the Theatre Royal, Bristol, Three months later, The B.O.V Company made him an ASM and gave an Equity card to go 'Up the road to the theatre school' for three years. Consequently, Daniel was lifted out of drama school to appear in 'Forget Me Not Lane' for BBC2 with Albert Finney and Gemma Jones. Mark Woolgar gave him his first proper rep season at Derby where he played Alan Strang in 'Equus'; Romeo; and Stanhope in 'Journey's End'. 

January 1st, 1955 in Bristol (Age 70)