Biography

Daniel Raymont is a chameleonic performer whose sharply observed impersonations have fooled nearly everyone he's encountered. His work is a reflection of his culturally eclectic upbringing: born in New York, raised by a Texan mother and a Germanic-Argentine father in Mexico and Washington, D.C., with later stints in London, Maine, Boston, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. He splits his time between New York City and Mexico City.

His film credits include Los Enfermos, Ocote, The Sentry, Biggest Fan, Killing of a Nation, Que Viva Mexico, Welcome Al Norte, Rough Night, Middleground, The Babymoon, The Angriest Man in Brooklyn, Lucky Number, The Truth About Lies, Instructions Not Included (No Se Aceptan Devoluciones), The Good Heart, Second City's BuzzKill, and Bride Wars.

On television, Daniel has appeared in They Came at Night, The Mosquito Coast, 40 y 20, Parientes a la Fuerza, Lord of the Skies, Run Coyote Run (three seasons), Bull, and three seasons playing different characters on Nickelodeon's The Naked Brothers Band.

His theatrical work includes the critically praised solo show The Store, inspired by his ten years at Neiman Marcus in Beverly Hills. Playing seven characters in 30 minutes, the show is a hilarious tale of fashion, commerce, and revolution, spiced with Daniel's signature wit. It is currently in development as a comedic television series.

Daniel has also appeared in numerous television commercials, including spots for AT&T, Tidy Cats, Heineken, Jose Cuervo, and Burger King-most memorably as the flamboyant German/Dutch fashion designer, Ugoff.
- IMDb mini biography by: Daniel Raymont

Daniel Raymont is a chameleonic performer whose sharply observed characters have earned him credits across film, television, theater, and advertising on both sides of the US-Mexico border. His work is a reflection of his culturally eclectic upbringing: born in New York, raised by a Texan mother and a Germanic-Argentine father, he spent his formative years in Mexico before moving to Washington, D.C., with later stints in London, Maine, Boston, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. He splits his time between New York and Mexico City.

His film credits include Los Enfermos (a bilingual adaptation of Hamlet), The Son in Law (El Yerno) (Netflix), The Sentry, The Biggest Fan (Netflix, opposite Kate del Castillo), Killing of a Nation (dir. Carlos Bolado), ¡Que Viva México!, Welcome al Norte, Rough Night, Middleground, The Babymoon, The Angriest Man in Brooklyn (opposite Robin Williams and Mila Kunis), #Lucky Number, The Truth About Lies, Instructions Not Included (No Se Aceptan Devoluciones) (with Eugenio Derbez), The Good Heart (with Brian Cox and Paul Dano), BuzzKill (with Krysten Ritter and Darrell Hammond), and Bride Wars (with Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway).

On television, Daniel appears as a Guest Star on Law & Order: SVU (Season 27) and co-stars as Bela Lugosi in They Came at Night (directed by Eugenio Derbez). He played Guillermo Bautista, a Series Regular in the final season of The Mosquito Coast (Apple TV+), and recurs in El Capo (Paramount+), 40 y 20 (VIX+), Parientes a la Fuerza (Telemundo, 120 episodes), Lord of the Skies, and Run Coyote Run (three seasons). Additional credits include Bull (CBS), Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix), and three seasons playing different characters on Nickelodeon's The Naked Brothers Band.

His theatrical work includes the critically praised solo show The Store, inspired by his ten years at Neiman Marcus in Beverly Hills. Playing seven characters in 30 minutes, the show is a hilarious tale of fashion, commerce, and revolution, spiced with Daniel's signature wit.

Daniel has also appeared in numerous television commercials, including spots for AT&T, Tidy Cats, Heineken, Jose Cuervo, and Burger King, most memorably as the flamboyant German/Dutch fashion designer, Ugoff.
- IMDb mini biography by: Daniel Raymont

Daniel has a degree in Anthropology and spent time living with the Lacandon Maya in Chiapas, Mexico.