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Biography

Daniel Lee

Actor Writer

Years active
1988 – present
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9

Credits

4

Movies

4

TV series

15

Years active

7.3

Avg. rating

0

Awards won

The life and career of Daniel Lee

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An original, in-depth guide to Daniel Lee is being written and fact-checked. In the meantime, all details, cast and streaming options are listed on this page.

Career timeline

  1. 1988 · Screen debut

    The Wonder Years (TV)

  2. 1995 · Breakthrough

    Goosebumps (TV)

  3. 1999 · Writing debut

    Sunday Afternoon (Movie)

  4. 2002 · Latest release

    Love Hurts (Movie)

Career in numbers

Titles per decade
Most frequent genres
  • Comedy5
  • Drama4
  • Family1
  • Action & Adventure1
  • Mystery1
  • Kids1
Highest-rated title The Wonder Years 1988 8.4 Most popular title The Wonder Years 1988 8.4

Known for

Frequent collaborators

People who appear most often alongside Daniel Lee in our catalogue.

Filmography

  1. — Man Imperfect Upcoming as James Lee TV
  2. 2002 Love Hurts as Vigilante Movie
  3. 1999 Sunday Afternoon Movie
  4. 1998 The Mighty as Doghouse Boy #3 Movie
  5. 1996 Nash Bridges as Michael Chao (Mr. Foo) TV
  6. 1995 Goosebumps as C.J. TV
  7. 1995 National Lampoon's Senior Trip as Wong Woo Movie
  8. 1988 The Wonder Years as Young Paul TV
  1. 1999 Sunday Afternoon Movie

Quick facts

What was Daniel Lee’s first screen role?

The earliest title in our catalogue featuring Daniel Lee is The Wonder Years (1988).

How many movies and series has Daniel Lee made?

Our catalogue lists 8 titles for Daniel Lee: 4 movies and 4 TV series.

What is Daniel Lee’s highest-rated title?

Among titles with enough votes, The Wonder Years has the highest audience rating, with 8.4/10 on TMDB.

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