“He’s conquered Nollywood, made waves in Bollywood, and stepped into Hollywood — now Daniel Lloyd tells it all.”

When you talk about Nigerian actors who’ve broken barriers and crossed continents, Daniel Lloyd isn’t just part of the conversation he defines it.

With over 18 years in the acting game, Lloyd has earned a place among Africa’s most versatile performers. He effortlessly moves between roles, cultures, and industries. Nollywood, Bollywood, and Hollywood , this Eagle has touched them all.

One Actor, Three Worlds

While most actors dream of breaking into just one major industry, Daniel Lloyd is among the rare few to successfully cross all three global powerhouses. Nollywood ,where his career began and still thrives to Bollywood, where he made history by playing Jude in a groundbreaking Indo-African collaboration and Hollywood ,where he continues to expand his presence on international sets.

Moreover, Daniel brings cultural flexibility and a deep emotional range to every production.

Before the lights and scripts, Daniel Lloyd was making waves behind the scenes. He worked as the artist manager for Timaya and the Dem Mama Soldiers.

Together, they toured Nigeria, France, South Africa, and China, selling out concerts.

Despite this success, Daniel’s passion for film was undeniable. He made the bold leap into acting a move that would change his life forever.

A Filmography That Speaks Volumes

One of Daniel’s biggest strengths is his range. Unlike many actors who get boxed into a type, Danny (as friends and fans call him) has never been stereotyped.

In fact, you can clearly see that from his performances in the movies: Meet My Girlfriend, Wedding Saga, My London Slave, Night Bus to Lagos, All Black, Father, S.A. Girl, Tears of Silver.

In addition, he has filmed in countries like Cameroon, the UK, and the USA . Cementing his global appeal.

A Legacy Still in Motion

Even more importantly, Daniel isn’t resting on past glories. Eighteen years in, and he’s still pursuing roles that challenge, inspire, and showcase African storytelling on a global stage.

“I don’t just act. I become the role. That’s what makes it timeless.”

Meanwhile, his nickname ,“The Eagle” ,feels more relevant than ever, as he continues to soar above the industry norm.

For our forth print edition, Daniel Lloyd graces  Desauce Magazine cover, where he opens up like never before.

Inside the feature he takes us on a journey through, the real story behind JUDE, his Bollywood debut, Managing Timaya during the Dem Mama era, Working with veterans and Gen Z stars, Life off set :fatherhood, travel, and faith.

This edition is a collector’s item for lovers of film and African excellence.

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For now, here are some of the movies on his shelf.