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Michael Ezra Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth, Films, and TV Shows

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Michael Ezra Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth, Films, and TV Shows

Actor Daniel Ezra is from England. His most well-known role is that of James Spencer, a sports hero, in the television series All American. Ezra stands at 5 feet 8 inches.

Daniel Ezra’s biography and age

In Birmingham, UK, on December 15, 1991, Daniel Ezra was born. He has Caribbean ancestry. He read fantasy books growing up, including Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. Prior to starting his acting career, he also played basketball.

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Ezra completed his education at Great Barr School in Great Barr, Birmingham, which is now known as Fortis Academy. Also, as of the time of writing, he is single.

In his late teens, when he first developed an interest in acting, he played the role of Sabastian in Twelfth Night. In 2014, he made his on-screen debut in the series Murdered by My Boyfriend. Thereafter, the was cast in a number of BBC series, including The Lost and Undercover. He received a role in the play A Discovery of Witches.

With Taye Diggs, Ezra was chosen for the lead part of James Spencer in the television series All American, which is based on the game of American football.

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Movies and TV Programs Starring Daniel Ezra

My boyfriend killed a person, All American (2018-present), All American: Homecoming, Prime Suspect 1973, The Village, Precipice Hours, Blood Cells (2014), Vera, No Offense (2015), Prey, Undercover, The Missing (2016), Prime Suspect 1973, National Theatre Live: Twelfth Night (2017) (2022).

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Daniel Ezra Networth

According to estimates, the on-screen heartbreaker will be worth $1.5 million by 2023.

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