Ken had a nine year professional baseball career playing for the Chicago Cubs, Baltimore Orioles and Texas Rangers organizations. During his playing days he was a five time all-star and won a gold glove.  He started acting during the off-season in 1996 because baseball didn't seem hard enough.

One of his first acting jobs was on the Baltimore based television classic, Homicide. It was just extra work, but Ken loved the craft and started attending auditions in New York. Since his early days he has gone on to have principal roles in some classic television shows like The Wire, Law and Order and House of Cards. He has also been in some major motion pictures, one being, Men in Black 3. Ken has been in hundreds of productions over the years including theater, television, films, commercials and more.

To see all of Ken’s filmography: Ken Arnold IMDb 

Dan has encouraged Baltimore’s Mayor-Elect to order an air strike on the city (The Wire), shouted at the First Lady (House of Cards), and sneezed on the Vice President (Veep). He’s also been trapped in a room with himself for eternity (The Recursion Theorem) and been made to dance on camera more times than he would like (The Night Watchmen, A Comedy of Horrors, Vol. 1, future movie(s) to be determined).

He’s a life-long suffering fan of DMV sports (Terps, Caps, Ravens, O’s, Nats, and the football team in Washington with the ridiculous name). He plays beer league hockey and occasionally pickleball, and aspired to go pro in bocce.

He saw an indie film in ’77 about a farm boy who leaves home to follow a space wizard on a quest to save a princess and has loved movies ever since, and it’s why he got into acting in the first place.