Daryl Hannah

Daryl Hannah is an acclaimed actress and director, recognized for her diverse filmography and consistent advocacy for environmental causes. After making her film debut in Brian De Palma’s supernatural horror film The Fury in 1978, Daryl Hannah quickly established herself as a versatile actress with a series of acclaimed performances. She achieved significant recognition for her portrayal of the acrobatic replicant Pris in Ridley Scott’s 1982 science fiction classic Blade Runner, where she performed many of her own demanding stunts. Two years later, Hannah gained widespread fame starring as Madison, a mermaid, opposite Tom Hanks in Ron Howard’s iconic romantic comedy Splash (1984), a role that earned her a Saturn Award for Best Actress.

Beyond her work in entertainment, Hannah is a passionate advocate for environmental and social causes. She has extensively documented human trafficking and champions sustainable living through her platform dhlovelife.com. Her commitment extends to serving as a greening consultant for large public events, promoting renewable energy and ethical environmental practices, and delivering keynote speeches at prestigious forums such as the UN Climate Change Summit and the UN Global Business Conference on the environment. Her most recent work behind the camera includes a Grammy Award nomination for Best Music Film in 2023 for her direction of Barn (A Band, A Brotherhood, A Barn).

Hannah continues to focus on her directorial career, with her upcoming film Coastal slated for release in 2025, further demonstrating her multifaceted talent and dedication to impactful storytelling and advocacy.