Danny Winn

The El Paso, TX born actor – who attributes his passion for diverse roles partly to growing up a military brat raised in three tropical regions, including Hawaii, Key West and the atoll of Kwajalein in the Pacific – didn’t name his film production company Dare to Dream by chance. Over the past few years, the former general contractor has been the living embodiment of his words, ‘Dare to Dream’. With close to 30 credits and films on his ever-bustling schedule through 2022.
Among Danny’s favorite roles are his turns as a Guest Star on the Epix comedy
series “Graves,” with Nick Nolte and opposite Sela Ward (2016); the Supporting
role on “Gold” opposite Mathew McConaughey; his lead role as Priest Paul in
the supernatural thriller “The Crossbreed”; the key character of “Happy Jim”
opposite Luke Arnold in the true-life Western “Deadman Standing”; and Skippy
Brewster in the film “Angry Neighbors,” which stars Bobby Cannavale, Stockard
Channing and the iconic Frank Langella, whom Winn shared his dialogue with.
Not even COVID-19 can slow Danny’s output and the ongoing desire to expand his scope of deep, challenging and impactful roles.
You can find his series regular role as Mountainmen 0rganizer William Ashley on the series “Into The Wild Frontier” which airs on the
INSP channel. Winn is also cast in Lead, opposite Jamie Bernadette, as career military man Tom Harris in the futuristic sci fi drama
“The Enemy Is Coming,” which is slated to film in Sydney in Fall 2023; the producer is Tony Lynch of Legend Studios in Australia, and
the writer/creator is Mark Eder. The actor is also attached as lead to three upcoming Westerns, including “10 Gunfights,” “Back to
Billy” and “30 Seconds in Hell.” He was also recently cast in the lead role of Kenny Lyle, a hitman in a dark comedy film tentatively
titled “The Bleeding Edge,” described as “Pulp Fiction meets Mayhem.” It is slated to film in the late summer and Fall of 2023 for release in Spring 2024. Followed in 2023 and 2024 by Leads in the feature films “Oneida Flats”, “My Dearest Jane” and “Barren” A favorite role for Danny was to play Gen. Douglas MacArthur in the NHK Studio series,”Idaten,” which filmed in Tokyo Japan.