Biografia
Danny Pardo is a Film, TV, and Voiceover actor based in Los Angeles since January 2005. He has held prominent starring and supporting roles alongside notable actors such as John Travolta, Lukas Haas, Kiefer Sutherland, Michael Chiklis, David Boreanaz, Wentworth Miller, Gina Gershon, Susan Lucci, Armand Assante, Danny Trejo, Steven Bauer, Tom Sizemore, and Eileen Davidson, among others. He has also recorded voiceovers with talents like Jason Sudeikis, Ed Harris, Julie Bowen, and Erik Estrada.
Pardo gained international recognition in 2015 when Oscar-winning director Juan Jose Campanella cast him as the series regular Padre Martin in the Argentinian TV series Entre Canibales (IMDb: Cannibals - 2015). The media and industry professionals praised Pardo’s performance as "an exquisite presence, with warmth, charisma, and believability." Campanella, on Argentina's National Radio, remarked, "Danny is a find; he has a different way of 'being' and brings a fresh, honest, and strong portrayal of a priest from the slums."
Due to his widely positive reception in Argentina, Pardo has been featured across various media platforms, including national and regional newspapers, magazines, radio, and online outlets. The show’s distribution through FOX-Life, Yes Drama, and Sony Entertainment Television expanded its reach to Latin American markets such as Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico, as well as Israel, Russia, and former USSR countries. This exposure has made Pardo a recognizable figure in Buenos Aires and other regions.
Born to European immigrants from Italy, Spain, Yugoslavia, and Argentina, and fluent in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and Italian, Danny has performed in all these languages across films, TV shows, commercials, voiceovers, hosting gigs, and live event emceeing. As a distinguished voiceover artist, he has lent his voice to animated films including Disney’s Planes: Fire & Rescue, TV shows like Fast & Furious Spy Racers and The Cleveland Show, and videogames such as Jumanji: The Video Game, Cyberpunk 2077, Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Grand Theft Auto V, among others.
He received the Best Leading Actor award for his role in She Was at the 2013 48 Hour Film Festival. His guiding principle, which has fueled his success in a highly competitive industry, is: "It is not what you do, but how you do what you do that makes the difference.
