Dan Joyce

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Dan Joyce
Born
Daniel Buck Joyce[1]

(1976-06-02) 2 June 1976 (age 45)
London, England
NationalityEnglish
Other namesJoycey
OccupationStunt performer, skateboarder, filmmaker
Years active1992–present
Height180 cm (5 ft 11 in)
Spouse(s)
Suzie Hogan
(m. 2012)
Websitejoycedivision.com

Daniel Buck Joyce (born June 2, 1976) is a professional stuntman and one quarter of the Dirty Sanchez crew. He has also been made a Reverend for a Dirty Sanchez prank on Mathew Pritchard and Mike "Pancho" Locke.

Dirty Sanchez[]

Joyce's role in Dirty Sanchez is not as practical as the others. He is the only Englishman in the group, making him something of a black sheep when considering the other members' strong Welsh accents. He is well known for his distinctive laugh, something which the other members of Dirty Sanchez have likened to a "machine gun", and is often clad in fake Burberry clothing, mostly in the form of shirts, jackets or boxers.

On the DVD for the first series, a psychologist says that Joyce seems more committed in laughing at and encouraging the rest of the crew's acts than participating, though he does often participate. On some occasions the rest of the crew have mentioned that Joyce cannot take a joke properly, as seen when a man tries to throw him into a tub full of ragworms; Joyce lashes out at him for dirtying his £240 Burberry jacket, but is placated by the others. Joyce denies these claims, and simply says that "If it doesn't seem fun, I'm not going to do it".

Stunts[]

As opposed to performing some of the more pain-related stunts, Joyce is far more willing than the other Sanchez members to performing acts involving ingestion, which include drinking Pancho's fat from the non-anaesthetic liposuction done as part of the movie, eating the end of Pritchard's little finger after having it chopped off (which he spat out), eating pubic hair on a pizza and (attempting) to drink a glass of sweat collected from the Dirty Sanchez team. He is also well known for stunts that end up involving him eating his own, or other people's, vomit.

Other appearances[]

He is featured in the Gumball 3000 documentary film, 3000 Miles.

He is also featured in a Nitro Circus episode along with Bam Margera where he is seen filming Travis Pastrana and friends doing a base jump from a hotel.

He appears in the song "Check out my Subaroo", in which is he is emceeing.[2] The song is a mockery of "boy racers" and "ricers".

He appears in the video for "Raver" by Shy FX at 1:48 in, he is on a skateboard miming the lyrics to the song. He also appeared at 3:02 staring at the camera whilst sitting on a park bench.

Personal life[]

Joyce married his girlfriend Suzie Hogan in June 2012. Their first daughter was born in 2015. In February of 2015, Joyce suffered from a heart attack.[3]

Filmography[]

Films[]

Year Title Role Notes
2001 Pritchard vs Dainton Himself Direct-to-video release
2006 Dirty Sanchez: The Movie Himself Writer
2007 3000 Miles Himself Documentary
2014 Pritchard vs Dainton - The Rise and Falls Himself Documentary

Television[]

Year Title Role Notes
1999 The Vanessa Show Himself 1 episode
2003-2007 Dirty Sanchez Himself Writer
2003 2003 Latin America MTV Video Music Awards Himself Presenter
2008 Nike: Put It Where You Want It Himself Commercial series
2009 Nitro Circus Himself Camera operator
2010 The Dudesons Himself Episode 4.3

Web series[]

Year Title Role Notes
2020 The Sanchez Story Vol. 1 Himself
2021 The Sanchez Story Vol. 2 Himself
2022 The Lazy Generation Photographer

Music videos[]

Year Artist Track Role Notes
2005 Dirty Dan Joyce "Check Out My Subarooo!" Himself Writer and performer
2006 Turbonegro "All My Friends Are Dead" Himself
2012 Shy FX "Raver" Skateboarder

References[]

  1. ^ Caines, Jason (4 January 2019). "Talking Loves, Long Live Southbank and 'Dirty Sanchez' with Dan Joyce". Vice. Retrieved 2 October 2021.
  2. ^ Check Out My Subarooo! - Single by Dirty Dan Joyce - Download iTunes
  3. ^ Stocks, Matt (5 August 2021). "#055 Dan Joyce (Dirty Sanchez)". YouTube. Archived from the original on 12 December 2021. Retrieved 3 October 2021.

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