Daniel Larusso is the main character from the first three Karate Kid film from 1984-1989.
Terry stops Jessica and Daniel on the street as Daniel trains for the tournam...
Terry stops Daniel and Jessica on the street as Daniel trains for the tournam...
While Daniel stops for a drink of water, Jessica tries to rebuild his confide...
While jogging with Jessica, Daniel explains that Miyagi won't train him for t...
Daniel signed the All Valley Tournament application under duress.
Daniel worries that he won't be able to fight Mike without Miyagi's training.
Daniel continues to defend his actions, explaining why he signed the applicat...
Against Miyagi's wishes, Daniel signed up for the fighting tournament after M...
Daniel is upset that his business partner didn't tell him about the plan to s...
Miyagi tells Daniel that it's going to be okay, but Daniel continues to beat ...
Daniel beats himself up over taking the tree off of the cliff and hurting it.
Daniel continues to justify taking the bonsai tree out of its natural habitat...
Daniel continues to explain why he uprooted the tree, dropped it in the ocean...
Daniel rushes back to Miyagi with the injured tree, hopes to be able to mend ...
Snake renegotiates the terms with Daniel, threatening to throw him down a cliff.
Daniel continues to lament his luck, complaining that he is stuck down a clif...
Daniel and Jessica are stranded on the beach rocks with the tide coming in af...
After Mike and his buddies remove Daniel and Jessica's climbing ropes, they a...
Mike and his buddies remove the ropes Daniel and Jessica were using to scale ...
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