Daniel Njo Lobé is a French actor born in 1975.
After graduating from the Conservatoire Libre du Cinéma Français and the Conservatoire Parisien du XXe arrondissement, Daniel started
appearing in plays, films and TV shows.
He made his start as a voice actor, in cinema (Matrix Reloaded, Hunger Games, Hotel Transylvania and Spider-Man: New Generation)
television (CSI, Lost and Luther), and even videogames (The Witcher). Daniel is the French voice of Idris Elba, Mahershala Ali, Harold
Perrineau or Hill Harper, to name a few.
On stage, He embodied Alexandre Dumas in the play Le Porteur d’Histoire, directed by Alexis Michalik. He also played in Pièce Africaine by
Catherine Anne, Va donc chez Törpe by Georges Werler, and Sula by Maimouna Coulibali.
Daniel is very active in Cinema as well as Television . He incarnated amongst others, the role of Fred in the two seasons of the TV series
Marseille, broadcasted on Netflix, and the role of Nicolas Barbier in Équipe médicale d’urgence directed by Étienne Dhaene.
He played in 2020 in many TV films; Le canal des secrets directed by Julien Zidi, Mauvaise Mère (Adeline Darraux) and Meurtres à Albi
(Delphine Lemoine). In cinema, he appeared in À tous les vents du ciel by Christophe Lioud and Qui c’est les plus forts ? By Charlotte de
Turckheim.
In 2021, Daniel’s performance was particularly acclaimed by critics and allowed him to win the Best Actor Award in the Séries Mania
Festival for his role Idriss Toma in the series Le Code, directed by Jean-Christophe Delpias and produced by Making Prod. The series has
been broadcasted in December 2021 during prime time on France 2.