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Daniel Curtis Lee is most popular for his appearance in Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide with Tylor Chase.
Lee recently uploaded an emotional video in which he assists his co-star, Tylor, in finding a motel to provide him with a safe environment to stay. In the video, he said:
"Shaun Weiss and his team put a lot of effort into trying to get him into a hospital...His dad told me it worked, but it turns out he kind of backed out."
Later in the video, Daniel and Taylor had pizza together.
If you are curious about some of his best movies and TV shows, the article will look at five of his performances worth watching this Christmas season.
Disclaimer: This article contains the writer's opinion. Readers’ discretion is advised.
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1. Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide (2004)
This sitcom followed three best friends as they navigated the highs and lows of middle school at James K. Polk.
Lee was Simon Nelson-Cook (or Cookie), an amusing and endearing guy. Cookie’s half-cyborg persona and smart gadgets were typically useful on the show. The performance won Lee a nomination for the Young Artist Awards and an unending fan following.
2. Zeke and Luther (2009)
Daniel Curtis Lee had a significant impact on the Disney XD channel with Zeke and Luther. He portrayed Kojo, a fiercely competitive and combative staker who initially opposed the two main characters before becoming their friend. Kojo's character was known for his comic timing because of his peculiar habit of smacking his buttocks and exclaiming:
“Watch Out!”, whenever things went his way.
Lee appeared in 72 episodes, becoming part of the show's major success. He was nominated for a Young Artist Award for his amazing performance.
3. Glee (2009)
Season 4 of this TV show introduced Daniel Curtis Lee as Phillip Lipoff, the quintessential high school jock. His debut was in the pilot of season 4, The New Rachel. Later in episodes like 'Glee, Actually,' he appeared at William McKinley High.
His character carried the swagger of an athlete and brought life to the classrooms, hallways, and musical scenes. Even with a short role, he made sure his presence was felt.
4. Pixie Hollow Games (2011)
Daniel Curtis Lee appeared in the Disney special Pixie Hollow Games in the role of the Starter Sparrowman. The character was present at the opening ceremonies and competition scene, where he served as an announcer and starter of the race. His appearance created extra excitement in the fairy world, in which Rosetta and Chloe were fighting the storm fairies Rumble and Glimmer.
It aired on Disney Channel in November 2011, featuring stars like Megan Hilty and Brenda Song. Lee’s role, although minor, added charm and liveliness to the story.
5. Evening Installation (2019)
In the 2019 indie thriller Evening Installation, Daniel Curtis Lee displayed the dark side of his talent. He took the role of the character Guy Baker, a man obsessed with a young lady, only to descend into an insane state after she denied him entry into her life.
The part gave Lee an opportunity to come out of the shadows of his comedic background and demonstrate that he could perform in dramas. His aggressive scenes stood out, adding to the character's intensity and frightening quality. The film won numerous awards, and Lee's performance was praised for its strength and authority.
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