Darryl Cox was born on April 8, 1955 in Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany. He is an actor and director, known for Arlington Road (1999), Bottle Rocket (1996) and RoboCop (1987). He was previously married to Susanne Ingels.
Darryl Moore is a Fayetteville, NC native who holds a B.S. degree in Political Science and a M.Ed. in Education Personnel Administration from Tuskegee University. He is a professional actor who began his career doing stand-up in 2004 after an encounter with Comedian J. Anthony Brown of the popular "Tom Joyner Morning Show". While hanging out with friends, Mr. Brown overheard Darryl joking with his friends and asked him if he'd ever done comedy, and at the time he had not tried comedy. Mr. Brown immediately encouraged Darryl to give stand up a try, and Darryl took his advice and he has not looked back. Like any other new actor, Darryl began his career as a background actor. Others would get discouraged but Darryl used this time to network and plan his next move. In 2008, Darryl decided to stop performing as a comedian and focus his attention on the film and television industry. Not only has he worked in front of the camera, but he has work behind the camera as a Casting Director, Producer, Production Assistant, and Assistant Director. In 2009, he became a member of SAG after a speaking part in the movie "Lottery Ticket". Recently, he completed writing his autobiography titled "Feel My Pain" as well as a script for his first film project titled "Invisible Man", based on his autobiography.
Darryl Dale is an actor, known for Clique (2017), Silent Witness (1996) and Grantchester (2014).
Darryl is an award winning writer, actor, director, and producer. He creates his own content with such projects as The Real Man, and Who's With Me, while offering assistance to other projects like Then I'll Rest (script consult). He has worked the In My Shoes Spoken Word Event & Brunch in Atlanta as HOST and performer. He also co wrote(with Cathy Reinking) and acted in the play "Hardball", a one act that has been performed in Atlanta Ga. He has also worked as a casting associate on projects. Directing was a natural progression of his talents. His latest project, Cowboy Joe, is in festivals.
Darryl is a graduate of the Second City Conservatory Program, Centennial College Independent Producer's Program, and Algonquin Broadcast Television Program. Darryl has adjudicated, taught and performed across the continent from Camp Eclipse, Labrador Regional High School Drama Festival, Ontario Educational Leadership Centre (Ministry of Education), Institute for Child Study at The University of Toronto, Labrador Creative Arts Festival, Newfoundland & Labrador High School Drama festival, to the SAK Improv festival in Orlando, Florida. Darryl has been a juror for Banff World Media Festival, Canadian Screen Awards and the Canadian Comedy Awards. Darryl's screen credits include Enemy (jake Gyllenhaal & Oscar Nominated Director Denis Villeneuve), Patch Town (best Feature at Canadian Film Fest, Craig Goodwill), Rick Mercer Report (cbc), Covert Affairs (usa Network), Stand by Your Booth (pilot), Patch Town - Short (official Selection Toronto International Film Festival), Fruit Blog by Scott Thompson (kids in the Hall), Won Ton Soup (Boo Ya Pictures), Canadian Screen Award & Webby nominated series Out With Dad (30m Views), the comedy Masculathon (1.6M views), more than thirty commercials including one opposite Oscar The Grouch directed by Bruce McDonald. Coming up, you can see Darryl in Eugene Levy's new series Schitt's Creek (cbc), Look Again (lead - Feature) and a Cameo in Buddy Cole: Too Two Spirited commissioned by FunnyOrDie.com (Robi Levy). Darryl has won "Outstanding Ensemble Cast in a Drama" at the 2012 LA Web Series Festival, has been a two-time Canadian Comedy Award nominee, was a Top 5 Finalist on FunnyOrDie.com's "Pierre Trudeau Said There'd Be Days Like This" contest and has been featured on Entertainment Tonight Canada and Usa Today's Popcandy.
Darryl Dougherty is known for Revelation: The End of Days (2014), Scratch (2015) and Ermon County: Gateway of the Fallen (2015).
Darryl Dunning II is an actor, known for All American (2018), Where the Water Runs (2018) and My Time Is Now (2021).
Darryl Eugene Small was born September 18th 1968 in Neptune NJ. He is the son of Joyce E. Small nee Woods an Office Administrator. He attended Lakewood Sr. High School and was introduced to performing arts by his Gospel Choir pianist Mr. Ronnie Perry. Recognized as a triple threat he could sing dance and act so naturally he performed in anything the school or surrounding venues and organizations had to offer. It wasn't until after he served in the US ARMY that he decided to move to Hollywood and pursue his dreams of being on stage and on the big screen. He was the lead MC for the Hip Hop Rock band 4 or 5 Dopes. They recorded Back 2 the Beats produced by Grammy Award Nominee Dwayne Muffla Simon of Uncle Jams Army and the producer of Grammy Award winner LL Cool J. Between performing on stage and DJing local Hollywood venues such as the Roxbury, Troubadour, Dragonfly, Whiskey and Coconut Teaser Darryl DJ EDDIE MARZ was starting to make a name for himself. His over the top antics on stage started to catch the attention of show directors in NYC. So in 1998 Darryl packed up his fiance and 7 year old son and moved to Brooklyn NY where he still resides with his family. Ironically when he moved to Brooklyn it wasn't his DJing that was in demand but his acting skills. He has performed in several stage plays and independent films but don't worry he is still making music and has produced four albums under the DJ EDDIE MARZ moniker and most notably won the Brooklyn Philharmonic Remix Contest. His track was selected over thousands of contestants and was orchestrated by Grammy Award winning Composer Andrew Norman and conducted by Alan Pierson. The production also included works with Yasiin Bey formerly Mos Def, Ms. Leslie Uggams and a tribute to the late great Ms. Lena Horne. He is always in the Studio and looking forward to making many more Movies and Stage Plays. His favorite quote is "It's Never To Late To Start" So hold on to your dreams.
Darryl Flatman is known for The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (2009), Zoom (2006) and Good Witch (2015).
Darryl Fleury is an actor, known for Adieu Marx (2013).