Born in London's Hackney district in 1986, Daniel Sharman is an English actor who has built his career step by step and managed to show a different face in each role. Coming from a theater background, Sharman improved himself in small roles during his transition to the screen and gradually reached an international fan base. It was first introduced to a wide audience with the MTV series Teen Wolf. Playing the character of Isaac Lahey in the series, which was on the screen between 2012 and 2014, Sharman quickly attracted the attention of the audience with this complex werewolf youth who is both sensitive and dangerous. Isaac became one of the most popular characters of the series and left Sharman's name permanently written in the world of youth TV series. The actor, who was then included in The Originals universe, brought to life the character known as Kaleb Westphall and Kol Mikaelson. In this production based on vampire mythology, Sharman displayed an energy that was both charismatic and unpredictable. These two productions became the cornerstones of his television career. His openness to different genres stands out as an important feature of his career. Sharman, who played the god of war Ares in the 2011 action-fantasy film Immortals, also made a place for himself in the cinema side. He then stepped into the survival thriller genre with the role of Troy Otto in the 2017 season of Fear the Walking Dead; This character, navigating complex moral boundaries, once again demonstrated the actor's dramatic capacity. The role of the Weeping Monk in the Netflix production Cursed most clearly revealed Sharman's ability to transform. This character, who carries a heavy burden both physically and emotionally, left a deep mark on the audience. In addition, he proved his success in the period drama genre by portraying Lorenzo de' Medici in the TV series Medici; This role, which carries the spirit of Renaissance Italy, was a concrete indicator of the diversity in the acting repertoire. Daniel Sharman, who has acted in a wide range of roles ranging from the history of fiction to today's horror series, from mythological figures to historical figures, continues his career as an actor who has adopted the principle of bringing a unique depth to each character.