Movie Credits
Outlaw Trail	(2006)
[ Bruce McGill ][ Brian Wimmer ][ Ryan Kelley ][ James Gammon ]
Lonely Hearts	(2006)
[ Scott Caan ][ James Gandolfini ][ Jared Leto ][ John Travolta ][ Jason Gray-Stanford ]
Jam	(2006)
[ Jeffrey Dean Morgan ][ Jonathan Silverman ][ Alex Rocco ][ David DeLuise ]
The Hills Have Eyes	(2006)
[ Desmond Askew ][ Emilie de Ravin ][ Ted Levine ][ Aaron Stanford ][ Michael Bailey Smith ]
Mortuary	(2005)
[ Bug Hall ][ Tobe Hooper ]
Checking Out	(2005)
[ Judge Reinhold ][ David Paymer ]
A Cinderella Story	(2004)
[ Whip Hubley ][ Johnny Rzeznik ][ Chad Michael Murray ][ Aaron Carter ]
'Salem's Lot	(2004)
[ James Cromwell ][ Rutger Hauer ][ Rob Lowe ][ Donald Sutherland ][ Stephen King ]
Family	(2002)
Firestarter 2: Rekindled	(2002)
[ Dennis Hopper ][ Malcolm McDowell ][ Danny Nucci ][ Stephen King ][ K.C. Clyde ]
Untitled Eric Gilliland Project	(2002)
[ James Caan ]
The Expanding Universe	(2001)
[ Shawn Pyfrom ]
Just Ask My Children	(2001)
[ Gregory Smith ][ Robert Joy ][ Armin Shimerman ]
28 Days	(2000)
[ Steve Buscemi ][ Viggo Mortensen ][ Dominic West ][ Alan Tudyk ][ Mike O'Malley ]
The Grue Crew	(1999)
The First of May	(1999)
[ Mickey Rooney ][ Charles Nelson Reilly ]
The Price of a Broken Heart	(1999)
[ Bill Nunn ]
Flash	(1997)
[ Brian Kerwin ][ Lucas Black ]

It was over a decade ago when Marietta, Georgia, resident Dan Byrd was first bitten by the acting bug. The then-8-year-old Byrd went to see a live performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera" on Broadway and was hooked.Now all grown up and living in Los Angeles, California, Byrd has seen his childhood dream through. His break came break in 1998 after countless local productions and commercials when Byrd--who attended Marietta city schools up until high school and was home schooled for the last four years of his education--was cast in the Lifetime Network television series "Any Day Now" (1998), starring Lorraine Toussaint. Byrd sometimes may be longing for sweet tea and Krispy Kreme donuts, but he looked forward to his starring role in "Clubhouse" (2004), a new television series about baseball that was canceled shortly after its debut on CBS.