ABOUT

British born actor Daniel Osgood has appeared on film, television, stage and radio

Daniel decided he wanted to become an actor, doctor or possibly a time traveller after meeting Tom Baker at a book signing in the mid 70s. Tom arrived resplendent in full Doctor Who costume. Daniel says:
"It was like the Doctor had arrived from outer space, an eccentric whirlwind complete with scarf and Jelly Babies!"


ABOVE: DANIEL OSGOOD Image © Ruggero Dalla Santa

Daniel is soon to be seen in "Ghost" a horror feature directed by Vikram Bhatt, due for release in 2019. He recently appeared as legendary impressario Laramie Vinchenzi in the dark comedy "Untitled Chat Show" - selected for the 2019 Los Angeles International Indie Short Fest


ABOVE: DANIEL OSGOOD AS LARAMIE IN "UNTITLED CHAT SHOW"
Image © Cecilia Tyrrell


Daniel has played roles as diverse as King Duncan in "Macbeth", Kreon in "Antigone", Riff Raff on stage in "The Rocky Horror Show" and Alan, an android coming to terms with his emotions in "Resilient"

His ambition to play a Doctor was realised in the dark British thriller "Written Apology" directed and written by Benedict Elsworthy and Ginerva Gentili, filmed at Elstree studios and on location in London.


ABOVE: BEHIND THE SCENES ON "WRITTEN APOLOGY"
Image © Ginerva Gentili

More filming in London on "Serenity's End" as a rather shady character in a near future distopian tale. The action takes place on the London Eye, at Canary Wharf and other locations across the capital. The film was selected for the Miami Film Festival in 2014



ABOVE: DANIEL OSGOOD IN "SERENITY'S END" - WITH SEBASTIEN BLANC (L) Image © Julia Nebauer

In 2013 Daniel fulfilled another childhood ambition by playing three Bond Villains in the affectionate comedy "007 Reduced" in London's glittering West End. The show achieved the almost impossible task of re-telling the story of all the James Bond films in just one evening

He played the legendary movie producer Sydney Box alongside Monty Python's Carol Cleveland. The play "War Baby" was based on a baby diary kept by Carol's parents during the dark days of World War 2

Daniel's voice has graced our television screens as a continuity announcer for ITV and BBC, he would like to take this opportunity to apologize if he ever interrupted your enjoyment of the end credits