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Danny Walin
(1940-2012)
Director
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Danny Walin was born on 21 November 1940 in Tel Aviv, Israel. He was a director, known for
Zehu Ze (1978)
,
Mission: Possible (1978)
and
Salem u Taalem (1979)
. He died on 20 June 2012 in Israel.
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Known for
Zehu Ze
8.3
TV Series
Director
1978 • 3 eps
Mission: Possible
TV Series
Director
1978 • 2 eps
Salem u Taalem
TV Series
Director
(as Danny Valin)
1979
Debby in Hospital
TV Series
Director
1978 • 8 eps
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6
Zefirelli of the Opera
TV Movie
Director
(as Danny Valin)
1998
A Hanukkah Celebration
Video
Director
1984
Salem u Taalem
TV Series
Director
(as Danny Valin)
1979–1980
Zehu Ze
8.3
TV Series
Director
1978
3 episodes
Mission: Possible
TV Series
Director
1978
2 episodes
Debby in Hospital
TV Series
Director
1978
8 episodes
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Alternative name
Danny Valin
Born
November 21
,
1940
Tel Aviv, Israel
Died
June 20
,
2012
Israel
(cancer)
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