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Daniel Young is a Actor British born on 7 november 1986 at Essex (United-kingdom)

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Birth name Daniel Young
Nationality United-kingdom
Birth 7 november 1986 (38 years) at Essex (United-kingdom)

Daniel "Danny" Young (born 7 November 1986 in Essex) is an English actor. He is best known for his portrayal of Warren Baldwin on the popular long-running soap Coronation Street, and for his participation in the celebrity ice skating show Dancing on Ice.

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Bronson Webb
Bronson Webb
(2 films)
Dominic Savage
Dominic Savage
(1 films)
Martin Kemp
Martin Kemp
(1 films)
Martin Kemp
Martin Kemp
(1 films)
Billy Murray
Billy Murray
(1 films)
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Filmography of Daniel Young (4 films)

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Payback Season
Payback Season (2012)
, 1h28
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama, Action
Actors Adam Deacon, Nichola Burley, Anna Popplewell, Zaraah Abrahams, Bronson Webb, Alex Esmail
Roles Ian
Rating37% 1.874681.874681.874681.874681.87468
Jerome (Adam Deacon), is a successful young footballer, who in the midst of playing the most important season of his career. When he goes to visit his mom on the housing estate he grew up on, he accidentally bumps into some of his old childhood friends, lead by drug dealing loanshark and gangster Baron (David Ajala). Jerome offers to take the lads on a night out - but Baron, living in jealousy of Jerome's success, takes advantage of the situation and asks him for £10,000 to tide over his cashflow problem. Jerome agrees to give him the money, but no sooner does he do so, he finds that Baron has enlisted his younger brother Aaron (Liam Donnelly) to help him on a hit. When he confronts Baron, Baron informs him that in order to keep his brother safe, he will need to stump up another £10,000. Not realising that he is being blackmailed, Jerome agrees. A week later, Baron threatens him for more money. Realising that he is being taken for a mug, he enlists the help of his trainer Andy (Leo Gregory) to inform Baron that he won't be getting any more money. However, the warning soon backfires on Jerome when Baron trashes his car and attacks Andy with a knife, leaving him in intensive care. With no choice but to put a stop to Baron, Jerome arrives at his flat to confront him, only to be stabbed in the leg by Baron in the process. With time slowly running out, the arrival of one of Baron's heavies stops a fight between the two. Baron orders him to shoot Jerome, only for him to shoot Baron before running away. Jerome is left on the floor, breathing heavily.
A Landscape of Lies
A Landscape of Lies (2011)
, 1h30
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Thriller, Crime
Actors Lucinda Rhodes-Flaherty, Daniel Peacock, Marc Bannerman, Daniel Young
Roles Eion
Rating57% 2.878982.878982.878982.878982.87898
Gulf war veteran Jacob (Andre Samson) finds it hard to adjust to life after returning home, but has found solace in his friend Hilt (Marc Bannerman), who was also Jacob's commanding officer. However after Hilt is murdered by a would-be thief, Jacob decides to investigate what happened in order to bring peace to both his life and to Hilt's widow. As Jacob begins his investigation he finds himself becoming embroiled in a complicated series of events where nothing is as it seems.
Stalker
Stalker (2010)
, 1h17
Directed by Martin Kemp, Martin Kemp
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Thriller, Horror
Themes Films about writers, Serial killer films
Actors Anna Brecon, Jane March, Daniel Young, Billy Murray, Linda Hayden, Colin Salmon
Roles Josh
Rating42% 2.1294652.1294652.1294652.1294652.129465
The film concerns a writer named Paula Martin (Anna Brecon) who having published a bestseller, retreats to her family's gothic country house, Crow's Hall, to focus on writing a new book. Struggling with Writer's Block along with nightmares of her abusive childhood, she takes on an attractive female assistant named Linda (Jane March). As Paula's nightmares persist, Linda provides her with comfort and support, even allowing Paula to sleep in her bed. When Paula finds Linda editing her novel one morning, she flies into a rage. Linda reacts by murdering Paula's cat. Unaware of the cat's disappearance and feeling guilt for shouting at Linda, Paula apologises and admits that she is impressed by Linda's additions to the book. Linda offers to write some more of it and give Paula the opportunity to take the day off. Linda then takes control of the book and Paula's life, screaming at her to send the staff home when the noise they make distracts her. Paula, too timid to fight back, meekly obeys Linda and becomes bedridden with Linda locking her in her room. When a successful writer named Robert Gainor (Billy Murray) comes to the house to interview Paula, Linda answers the door, claiming to be Paula and invites Gainor into the kitchen where they open a bottle of wine and eat some cheese with biscuits. When Gainor asks Linda if he can record their interview, she flirts with him before slashing his throat and revealing that her brother abused her when she was thirteen and she stabbed him to death. She hides Gainor's body in the cellar and tells Paula that he simply came to interview her but Linda told him that she was busy and he left. When the housekeeper, Mrs. Brown (Linda Hayden) finds Gainor's body, Linda kills her too.