Danielle James

Brought up in Paris, London, Barcelona, and a fishing village on the Mediterranean, actress-now producer U.S.-born Danielle James' speaking four languages by the age of twelve allowed her to take to the stage on a number of coasts at an early age. She graduated early with her B.A. magna cum laude in Paris where she produced and performed leading roles in plays that helped revive English-speaking theater in the City of Light. She has trained with top acting teachers and industry professionals in New York, London, and Los Angeles, winning the IMTA Young Adult Talent of the Year Award. Danielle James' theater credits include acclaimed roles on Broadway, off-Broadway, originated the role of Ivy-League Marcia in Richard Pagano's two-character dramedy "Women with Dogs" in Hollywood where critics likened her to Ingrid Bergman. She was spotted on stage for her role opposite Cary Elwes and Jon Bon Jovi in Arthur Hiller-directed National Lampoon's Pucked (2006), stars as the young artist Alessa