Danielle Vitalis is a London based actress boorn on the 7th of August 1999. She is known for her roles in Attack on the Block (2011), Youngers (2013) and Afro Jack (2016). Danielle is a dark skinned beautiful actress with experience in series of movies. She is slender in Physique and has long jet black hair Hair with brown eyes.^[2]

Danielle was born to the Vitalis family in the year 1999 in London. Her parents who are originally African moved to Great Britain at an earlier stage in their life to source for greener pastures. This in turn makes Danielle an African American. Her parents were quite strict in order to keep up with good manners, being modest and a proper upbringing. Religiously, they are Christian and Danielle also follows these footsteps. Danielle loved the life of stardom, from a very tender age she saw her career dream and started building on it. Danielle started in her professional role as being a musician, she has an african voice that stands out, most especially when mixed with her London accent.^[3] She is seen to sing in her church Choir and also did a bit of commercial songs. Her charisma in singing gave birth to the dream of being in the showbiz business. Her parents are strong agitators about the equality in race and hence ensured that their kids grew up with such background. Danielle speaks alot about her experiences as being a black kid and has never let it back her down instead she uses her career as a means to always preach about black power, the fight against Rape, feminisim and the girl child in total. Her schooling were all in London^[4].

Danielle Vitalis started her career as a Music Artist before graduating into being an actress. Her Charisma on the microphone gave birth to the young stars art of acting. She is a very versatile when dropping bars and her African - London accent makes her stand out anywhere she was performing. After the music scene (even though she still sings in her spare time), Danielle started her acting Profession on stage in front of a physical audience. She acted in theatres alot, from minor roles to major roles in dramas. She has been present and acted in the Royal Court (Primetime). She has also been seen in svereal theatres, some of the plays she appears in are: Juan In Soho (Playful Productions/Robert Fox Ltd); Every Coin (& Soho), A Raisin in the Sun, Girls Like That (Synergy); The Man Who Almost Killed Himself (Hibrow TV); Dancing Bears Park Belitsa (& Latitude), Dream Pill (& Underbelly), Re-Charged, Charged – Dream Pill, Charged – Dancing Bears (& Soho) (Clean Break); White Something (Arcola).^[5]

She gradually graduated into acting in Film and Television program s which was a big turn around in her professional career as her style and versatility is such compared to no other. Some of the tv series, movies and radio air programs she has been on are: Television includes: Stath Lets Flats, The Windrush Monologues, Sliced, Lady Parts, Enterprice, Horrible Histories, Timewasters, Back, Outlaws, In The Flesh, Youngers, The Riots: In Their Own Words, La Boheme: BBC One Blast At The Royal Opera House. Film includes: Afro Punk Girl, Honeytrap, Attack the Block. Radio includes: Anansi Boys, What Would Elizabeth Bennett Do?, Burning Up, The Burning Times.^[5]

Danielle Vitalis joined the cast of sketch show Famalam.

The actor, who plays Teeka in pizza delivery sitcom Sliced and has also appeared in shows such as Horrible Histories and Stath Lets Flats, will be a regular performer in the new third series.

The BBC One confirms: "The show makes a welcome return later this year for a third series. Vivienne Acheampong, Hoàng Vũ Samson, Gbemisola Ikumelo, John Macmillan and Tom Moutchi return with new cast member Danielle Vitalis." Vitalis says: "What a wonderful experience to be able to play in so many different worlds that are all so familiar to me and my peers.

Best job ever!".

The third series of Famalam, which was announced in June, is aiming to continue to grow the success of the format.

Two of the clips from the second series are now amongst the most viewed videos on Bbc social media channels; Turf Wars has been viewed over 30 million times and No White Jesus stands at 27.5 million views. Famalam has received a number of award nominations since the series began. In 2019 writer, producer and composer Akemnji Ndifornyen won a BAFTA Craft Award for Breakthrough Talent and cast member Samson Kayo has received both BAFTA and RTS Award nominations. The five new episodes of Famalam will arrive on BBC Three later this year. Shane Allen, Controller of BBC Comedy Commissioning, says: "The UK has a long and rich history of multi-character sketch comedy; these new shows carry that flame at a time when we need comedy to burn bright. The talents involved celebrate all that is wonderful about the British spirit and character to demonstrate that laughter really is the best medicine."^[4]

Danielle Vitalis enjoys creating awareness about feminisim, Woman Power, creating a sisterhood, Black Power and Race Equality Directive 2000. Asides these she loves to take pictures and sing alot. She also says acting is a hobbie for her also and always makes sure to remind everyone to enjoy what you are doing as well as create the best from every situation you find yourself. She also does a bit of poem writing that can stand as spoken word.^[8]

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Attack on the Block (2011)

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Youngers (2013)

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Afro Jack (2016)

Danielle Vitalis who is actually an upcoming actress is within the range of $150,000 - $200,000 of Net worth.