Danica D'Hondt

Danica D'Hondt was born on May 29, 1939 in UK. Danica D'Hondt's big-screen debut came with Bedtime Story directed by Ralph Levy in 1964. Danica D'Hondt is known for A Step Out of Line directed by Bernard McEveety, Peter Falk stars as Harry Connors and Vic Morrow as Joe Rawlins. The upcoming new movie Danica D'Hondt plays is A Step Out of Line which will be released on Feb 26, 1971.

Danica d'Hondt was born in London, England, of an Irish mother and a Belgian father. Originally an actress, Danica soon found that she had a natural talent as a theatre director, a role not easily accepted for women at that time. She began her career at the age of nine by appearing in a movie at Shepperton Studios in England. She worked in radio, TV and on stage in Canada, where her family emigrated while she was still in school. She graduated from High School in Montreal, and returned to England after attending the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. She worked as a stage actress in London, also performing in radio and TV dramas for the BBC, and then relocated to Toronto, Canada, where she became a CBC-TV game show personality and a talk show host at an unusually early age, interviewing celebrities such as Broadway actress/dancer