Daniel Hank

Daniel Hank is a screen artist known primarily for his work in production, with a small but memorable on-screen footprint across film and television. While public details about his early life and background remain limited, his credits reflect a career shaped by hands-on set experience and character-driven projects.

Hank is associated with the feature Shortcomings, where he is credited as “Danny,” connecting him to a contemporary indie title recognized for its sharp observations and grounded storytelling. His work also extends to television, including a credited appearance in the comedy series Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 as “Baguette Guy,” a brief role that stands out for its specificity and comedic flavor.

Another notable credit is Starved, in which he appears as “Jerry.” Across these projects, Daniel Hank’s filmography highlights the kind of versatile, behind-the-scenes professional who occasionally steps in front of the camera—contributing to productions through both craft and performance.