Vitals
Gender
Male
Age Range
28 - 40
Ethnicity
Caucasian
Height
190cm
Base Location
Brisbane
Available In
Adelaide, Auckland, Australian Capital Territory, Brisbane, Christchurch, Dunedin, International, Melbourne, Northern Territory, Perth, Sydney, Tasmania, Wellington
Skills
Actor, Stunt Performer
Hair
Dark Brown
Eye
Hazel
Memberships
M.E.A.A
Agent
Acting Agent
AE Artist Management
Phone
Email
Feature Photo
Credits
Feature Film
2024
Dune Goon
The Fall Guy
Universal Pictures
David Leitch
2022
Angelo
The Lost One
Damian Hussey
2021
Kabal (Supporting)
Mortal Kombat
Warner Bros
Simon McQuoid
2019
Hayworth
Godzilla vs Kong
Legendary Films
Adam Wingard
2014
Dog Guard 1
Rise
Vision Pictures Australia
Mack Lindon
2012
Tower Lifeguard
Bait
Screen Australia
Kimble Rendall
Short Film
2022
Burning Man
Hitched
Keir Beck
2021
Tiny
Masked Wolf: Pandemonium
Nick Kozakis
2018
Lead
Reprisal
Daniel Weaver
2015
Nathan
Greymare
Daniel Nelson
2014
Col
The Neon King
Griffith University
Television
2022
Huge Vampire
Firebite
Screen Australia
Tony Krawitz
2022
Honky Tonk Man
Young Rock
NBC
Cherie Nowlan
2021
Hotel Security 1
Harrow
ABC
Mairi Cameron
2014
Aussie Solider Extra
Deadline Gallipoli
Michael Rymer
Commercial
2014
Boyfriend
Instant Scratch-it
Skills & Attributes
Shoe Size
8.5
Clothing Size
Male - XXL
Waist
98cm
Neck
50cm
Chest
67cm
Hip
84cm
Natural Accent
Australian
Accents
Australian, American Standard
Hair Length
Ear Level
Hair Style
Straight
Sport
Surfing, Boxing, Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Swimming
Drivers Licences
Boat, Car, Jet Ski, Motorcycle, Precision Driver
Professional Skills
Actor, Stunt Performer
Photos
Notes
Daniel Nelson is by no means an award winning actor. And if you ask him he probably never will be. But what he lacks in natural talent he makes up for in persistence. With a film career that started in 2008 he’s surprisingly had a couple of half decent roles in that time. Daniel's strengths lie in his physicality usually playing the strong silent bad guy, which he's okay with. You may not know him from playing Kabal in MORTAL KOMBAT, and his guest appearance as the Honky Tonk Man in NBCs YOUNG ROCK where they trusted him enough not to dub over his attempt at a Tennessee Accent.
