Daniel Stern (disambiguation)

"Daniel Stern" is composed of at least 6 distinct authors, divided by their works.

About the Author

Includes the name: Daniel Stern

Author Division

Daniel Stern (5)

Home Alone [1990 film] (1990) — Actor — 584 copies
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York [1992 film] (1992) — Actor — 297 copies
City Slickers [1991 film] (1991) — Actor — 178 copies
The Simpsons: Season 2 (2002) — Guest star — 173 copies
Whip It [2009 film] (2009) 114 copies
Rookie of the Year [1993 film] (1993) — Director — 87 copies
Diner [1982 film] (1982) — Actor — 76 copies
My Blue Heaven [1990 film] (1990) — Actor — 63 copies
Breaking Away [1979 film] (1979) — Actor — 61 copies
Very Bad Things [1998 film] (1998) 49 copies
Born in East L.A. [1987 Film] (1987) — Actor — 42 copies
Leviathan [1989 film] (1989) — Actor — 28 copies
C.H.U.D. [1984 film] (1984) — Actor — 24 copies
Little Monsters [1989 film] (2004) — Actor — 22 copies
D.O.A. [1988 film] (2012) — Actor — 15 copies
Frankenweenie [1984 short film] (1984) — Actor — 3 copies

Daniel Stern (1)

Daniel Stern (6)

Daniel Stern (2)

Works have been aliased into Marie d'Agoult.

Daniel Stern (3)

Works have been aliased into Daniel N. Stern.

Daniel Stern (4)

Daniel Stern (unknown)

Hannah and Her Sisters [1986 film] (1986) 210 copies
The Purple Rose of Cairo [1985 film] (1985) 95 copies
Home Alone [and] Home Alone 2 (Double Feature Video) (1999) — Actor — 83 copies
Home Alone: The Complete Collection (2009) — Actor — 67 copies
Home Alone 3-Film Collection (2011) — Actor — 26 copies
A Christmas Story 2 [2012 film] (2012) — Actor — 15 copies
Otis [2008 Film] (2008) — Actor — 13 copies
Home Alone 5-Film Collection (2017) — Actor — 11 copies
The Last Time [2006 Film] (2006) — Actor — 10 copies
Rookie of the Year [and] The Sandlot (Double Feature Video) (2010) — Director — 5 copies

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
1) Daniel Stern (1928–2007), the Cullen Distinguished Professor of English at the University of Houston Creative Writing Program, who wrote numerous novels and short story collections;
2) The pen name of historian Marie Catherine Sophie de Flavigny, comtesse d'Agoult (1805-1876) -- see separate LT entry;
3) Daniel N. Stern, M.D. (see separate LT entry), a major contributor to modern psychoanalytic developmental theory.
4) Stern, Daniel (Daniel Brewster) A haven in the heart of Chapel Hill
5) Stern, Daniel 1957- Rookie of the Year
6) Stern, Daniel. Swingland