Dane Andrew's life is a testament to his passion for the performing arts and his versatility as a multi-talented individual. Born in the San Francisco Bay Area and Monterey Bay Area of California, Dane grew up as the only child of Doris Birkland Beezley and Dale Lloyd Beezley.
Dane's early years were marked by his attendance at Mango Jr. High and Fremont High School in Sunnyvale, California, where he coincidentally shared a class with the now-acclaimed actress, Teri Hatcher, in the class of 1982. After graduating, Dane went on to pursue a degree in TV/Film Production from De Anza College, further honing his acting skills at Stage One Theatre Company for five years.
Dane's television appearances began at the tender age of 11, with his family's canine companion, the infamous "World's Ugliest Dog," making numerous appearances on national talk shows. This early start in the entertainment industry laid the groundwork for his future endeavors.
As a producer and host for Total Entertainment News (TEN),Dane has conducted celebrity interviews that have been featured on prominent shows such as Extra, Inside Edition, Access Hollywood, E!, and American Journal, among others. His most notable on-camera break came after conducting the final interview with O.J. Simpson before his murder arrest.
In addition to his work in television, Dane is the owner of Tri-D Film & Video Productions, a company that specializes in producing high-quality celebrity and notable personality photos for a national press agency. His photographs have been published in esteemed publications such as USA Today, News Week, Rolling Stone, and People.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Dane has also served as the Chairman of the Sunnyvale Arts Commission for four years, a role that has allowed him to contribute to the cultural landscape of his community.
In his free time, Dane enjoys historical and Civil War cavalry re-enacting on his trusty pinto horse, as well as restoring classic cars and motorcycles. He is also an avid enthusiast of exotic animals and reptiles, which he affectionately refers to as "the best character actors of all."
