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Daniel McDonald (1960 - 2007) fue un actor de Estados Unidos conocido por La tormenta de hielo, Llamados para la gloria (Serie de TV), Colombo: Sin tiempo para morir (TV), El rostro del miedo (TV), ¡Pasta gansa!, Fiebre de primavera, La última aventura de Thompson (TV), La historia de Betty Ford (TV) y Señor presidente (Serie de TV)
Daniel McDonald. Home. Filmografía. Actor. Año Título Personaje Nota de los usuarios; 2010 Una señal invisible: First Grader 3,0. 2003 CSI: Miami - Temporada 2. Episodio 20. Gary Nielson 4,0. 2000
May 2016 - Aug 2016 4 months. Columbus, Ohio Area. • Assisted the Consumers’ Counsel in advocating for consumers in proceedings before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, federal ...
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Daniel McDonald was an actor who guest-starred on Law & Order and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. He was the brother of actor Christopher McDonald, who also made several appearances in the Law & Order franchise. On February 15, 2007, he passed away from brain cancer at the age of 46. Law & Order Under the Influence (1998) as Bernard Dressler Law & Order: SVU Secrets (2001) as Dr. Byron Marks
Daniel Mcdonald. 839 likes · 2 talking about this. I am an aspiring musician/skimboarder who has a taste for many styles of music, which I like to incorporate into the representation of myself.
“Revisiting the Brazilian Democratic Transition,” thematic issue of Latin American Perspectives. I am co-editing a thematic issue of the interdisciplinary journal Latin American Perspectives with Felipe Loureiro (Universidade de São Paulo) to mark the 40th anniversary of the restoration of democratic rule in Brazil following twenty-one years of dictatorship (1964-1985).
