Dan Cordle
Dan Cordle is an actor and producer, known for Possession (2012), Reeds (2005) and FBI: Most Wanted (2020).
Dan Coscino
Dan Coscino is a guitarist, singer, composer, arranger, producer, and actor. In 1999, Dan Coscino opened for Cheap Trick as a member of the band Meanwhiles. In 2002, Dan Coscino finished recording an album that was released under the name of "Sleeping for Science" which is available from Island Zone Records and CDbaby. In 2005-06, Dan Coscino studied with the late, great Bruce Reich. In 2007, Dan Coscino appeared as his metal god alter-ego (who is also named Dan Coscino) on the hit television comedy My Name Is Earl. In 2009, Dan Coscino's aforementioned alter-ego has subsumed the other Dan Coscino and formed the band Coma Morning with Becca Flinn and Billy Marrinson.
Dan Cox
Dan Cox is known for Bachelor in Paradise (2014), The Bachelorette (2003) and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (2002).
Dan Crane
Dan Crane is a documentary writer, producer and director, and a journalist. His directorial debut, Let Me Be Me (Wavelength Productions) premiered in November 2021 at DOC NYC and is distributed by Greenwich Entertainment. Crane's documentary career began in 2004 working with Morgan Neville (20 Feet from Stardom, Won't You Be My Neighbor). Since then, he's worked as a producer for Matt Tyrnauer (Studio 54, Valentino), a writer/director for Wavelength Productions, and as a writer on other forthcoming documentaries for the Spring Hill Company and One Planet One Future. As a journalist, his writing has appeared in the New York Times, California Sunday, the Wall Street Journal, and many others. He's also co-stars in the cult documentary Air Guitar Nation. Of his air guitar alter-ego, Malcolm Gladwell once noted: "Björn Türoque is so good that people with real guitars now have contests to see who can do the best imitation of his air guitar imitation."
Dan Crisafulli
Dan Crisafulli is known for Tall Men (2016), El Circo (2017) and Manic Pixie Dream Wife (2015).
Dan Croft
Dan Croft is an actor, known for Trading Up with Mandy Rennehan (2022).
Dan Cronin
Dan Cronin is a writer and actor, known for Conan (2010), The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (2009) and Indigo Wisemen: In Their Own Words (1999). He has been married to Tori Shaw Cronin since September 1998. They have two children.
Dan Crowley Jr.
Dan Crowley Jr. is a legal representative.
Dan Crowley Sr.
Dan Crowley Sr. is known for A Gray State (2017).
Dan Cummins
Dan's unusual observations and unique autobiographical stand-up have earned him numerous television performances on The Tonight Show (both Conan and Leno have invited him over to the couch!), Showtime's "Live from Amsterdam", Conan, Comedy Central Presents, a one-hour Comedy Central special - "Crazy with A Capital F", Last Comic Standing, Nickelodeon's Mom's Night Out, and on many other late night and cable programs. In 2016, Comedy Central chose him to close out the premiere of their hit story telling series, This Is Not Happening. He was also a cast member for the the last three seasons of The World's Dumbest on TruTv, and has appeared on several other pop up commentary series, including VH1's I Love the 2000's. Expanding his resume into behind the camera work, Dan's also written or helped produce numerous reality shows the past few years, including Duck Dynasty on A&E, Porter Ridge on Discovery, Town of the Living Dead on SyFy and wrote sports narration for two upcoming series being produced by Red Bull. Dan also recently wrote two episodes of the upcoming Jason Priestly and Molly Ringwald sitcom, Raising Expectations. Never taking a break from stand-up comedy , Dan continues to tour and will be releasing his fifth album on Warner Brothers Records, in 2016. Dan's fourth album, Chinese Affection, was originally recorded for Pandora after the leading internet radio provider chose Dan as their very first comic to spotlight due to his popularity on their stations. Dan has also honed his on-camera hosting skills on The Playboy Morning Show, interviewing everyone from Larry King to Michael Rooker on over 200 episodes of the Playboy network's most popular and longest running series.