Anthony Daniels
Birth Name:
Anthony Daniels
Birth Place:
Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom
Profession
Actor, Soundtrack

Fast Facts
- Promoted measles and polio vaccines and wrote and produced anti-smoking commercials as C-3PO
- Won a BBC Radio Award in 1974, which secured him a place in their Drama Company
- Studied mime and radio in acting school for three years
- Joined the National Theatre of Great Britain at The Young Vic, and while playing in their production of "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead," he was called to meet George Lucas about a science fiction movie, an offer that he almost refused
- Though he always wanted to be a professional actor, because of his parents' advice, he started out studying to be a lawyer instead
- The only actor to work on "Star Wars" Episodes I-VI, he also started filming Episode VII, still voicing his iconic robot character, C-3PO
- As C-P30, he has tap-danced on "The Muppet Show," danced with Donny and Marie Osmond, taken part in the Oscar Ceremonies, befriended Big Bird on "Sesame Street," advertised the breakfast cereal Kellogg's C-3POs and conducted orchestras
- Has been a visiting scholar at the Entertainment Technology Center and Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh
- Produced his first comic book, "The Protocol Offensive," for Dark Horse
- Was originally not a fan of science fiction films, and once demanded his money back after seeing "2001: A Space Odyssey․"
Awards
- 2015ACCA - Best Cast Ensemble:Nominated
- 2017The BAM Award - Best Cast:Nominated