Danish movie stars born in 1972
Here are 13 famous actresses from Denmark were born in 1972:
Stine Stengade
Stine Stengade (June 1, 1972 Denmark-) is a Danish actor. She has one child, Svend Stengade.
Stine Stengade gained widespread recognition for her role as Signe Larsen in the Danish television drama, "The Killing". Her other notable performances include her portrayal of Queen Caroline Mathilde in the historical drama film, "A Royal Affair", and her role as Louise in the romantic comedy-drama, "The Commune". Stengade has won several awards for her performances, including a Bodil Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for "The Killer". In addition to acting, Stine Stengade is a trained psychologist and has also worked as a lecturer in psychology.
She was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and began her acting career on the stage. Stengade trained at the Danish National School of Theatre and Contemporary Dance before making her screen debut in the 1996 film "Taxa". She has since appeared in numerous films and television series, both in Denmark and internationally. Stengade is known for her versatility and ability to portray complex characters with depth and nuance. In addition to her work in film and television, Stengade has also performed in theater productions such as "Hedda Gabler" and "The Seagull". She is considered one of the most talented and respected actors of her generation in Denmark.
Trine Dyrholm
Trine Dyrholm (April 15, 1972 Odense-) also known as Trine Dyrholm og Moonlighters is a Danish songwriter, actor, singer and voice actor. She has one child, Aksel Bendixen.
Trine Dyrholm began her career as an actor in the 1990s and has since then appeared in various Danish and international films and television series, such as "The Celebration," "In a Better World," and "The Legacy." In addition to acting, she is also a talented singer and has released several albums with her band Trine Dyrholm og Moonlighters.
She has won numerous awards for her work as an actor, including four Bodil Awards and two Robert Awards. In 2016, she received the prestigious Nordic Council Film Prize for her role in the film "The Commune."
Aside from her artistic work, Dyrholm is known for her political activism and has spoken out on various issues such as feminism, LGBTQIA+ rights, and refugee rights.
She has also been involved in several humanitarian initiatives, including serving as an ambassador for the Danish Refugee Council. In addition to her work on screen and stage, Dyrholm has also lent her voice to numerous animated films and TV series, including the Danish version of the Disney film "Frozen" and the TV series "Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia." Dyrholm's talents have earned critical acclaim not only in Denmark, but also internationally. She has been praised for her ability to bring depth and emotion to her roles, whether in dramas or comedies. Her work has been recognized at film festivals around the world, including Cannes, Berlin, and Toronto. Despite her success, Dyrholm remains grounded and committed to her craft, always seeking new challenges and opportunities to grow as an artist.
Tina Bilsbo
Tina Bilsbo (June 5, 1972 Denmark-) also known as Tina Hjortshøj Bilsbo is a Danish actor, presenter and screenwriter. She has two children, Emma Hjortshøj Bilsbo and Oscar Hjortshøj Bilsbo.
Tina Bilsbo began her acting career in Denmark and has since appeared in numerous films and television shows. Some of her notable work includes the feature films "What No One Knows" and "The Candidate", as well as the television series "The Protectors" and "Rita". As a presenter, she has hosted several programs, including "Tina Goes to Hollywood" and "Tina's Sommer". In addition to her work in front of the camera, Bilsbo has also written screenplays for various productions. She is known for her talent in comedy and drama and has won critical acclaim for her performances. Bilsbo continues to be an active and respected figure in the Danish entertainment industry.
She has also ventured into directing, having directed episodes of the television series "Rita" and "The New Nurses". Bilsbo is known for being a versatile performer, taking on roles that range from dramatic to comedic. She has been nominated for several awards for her work, including the Robert Award and the Bodil Award. Bilsbo is also involved in philanthropy, having served as an ambassador for the Danish charity organization 'Julemærkefonden' which helps children and young people who struggle with social issues.
Lisbeth Wulff
Lisbeth Wulff (March 17, 1972-) a.k.a. Lisbeth Wulf is a Danish actor. She has one child, Wili Botoft.
Lisbeth Wulff began her acting career in the late 1990s, and has since appeared in several Danish films and television shows. Some of her notable roles include her portrayal of Janne in the television series "Taxa" and her role as Gitte in the film "Den eneste ene." She has also worked as a theatre actor, performing at various theatres in Denmark. In addition to her work as an actor, Wulff has also worked as a television host and presenter. Prior to her acting career, she studied at the European Film College in Denmark.
She has also been involved in charity work, supporting organizations such as Børns Vilkår and the Danish Refugee Council. Wulff is known for her versatile acting skills and has received critical acclaim for her performances. In 2003, she won the Bodil Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the film "Reconstruction," and in 2005, she was nominated for a Robert Award for Best Actress for her performance in the film "En Soap." Wulff continues to work in the Danish film and television industry and remains a respected and admired figure in Danish entertainment.
Dorthe Westh Lehrmann
Dorthe Westh Lehrmann (August 5, 1972 Solrød Municipality-) also known as Dorte Lehrmann is a Danish actor.
She graduated from the National Theatre School of Denmark in 1999 and has since appeared in numerous films, television series, and stage productions. Lehrmann is widely recognized for her roles in the Danish films "The Candidate" (2008), "The Keeper of Lost Causes" (2013), and "The Absent One" (2014), which are all based on the bestselling novels by Jussi Adler-Olsen. She has also received critical acclaim for her performances in the television series "Borgen" and "The Protectors". In addition to acting, Lehrmann is a trained dancer and has participated in several dance performances in Denmark.
Lehrmann made her debut as a film actress in 1998 in the Danish film "Kleopatra" by Nils Malmros. She later appeared in the films "Take the Trash" (2008), "The Escape" (2009), and "The Shadow" (2010), among others. Lehrmann has also been a part of several theater productions and has worked with acclaimed directors such as Lars von Trier and Anders Morgenthaler.
Lehrmann has won several awards for her acting including a Robert Award, which is Denmark's highest film award, for "Best Supporting Actress" for her role in "The Candidate". She has also been nominated for several Bodil Awards, which is Denmark's oldest film award and has been awarded for excellence in Danish cinema since 1948.
Apart from her acting career, Lehrmann is actively involved in social causes and is a spokesperson for the Børneulykkesfonden, a Danish organization that works towards preventing accidents and injuries in children. She is also an ambassador for the Danish Red Cross and works towards promoting awareness about their humanitarian work.
Trine Appel
Trine Appel (November 12, 1972 Denmark-) also known as Emmas Dilemma is a Danish actor.
Trine Appel began her acting career in 1998 and is best known for her work in the Danish television series "Emmas Dilemma" where she played the lead character, Emma. She has also made appearances in other Danish television series such as "Rejseholdet" and "Krøniken". Appel has won several awards for her acting, including Best Leading Actress at the Zulu Awards in 2008 for her performance in "Happy End". In addition to her acting work, she has also worked as a director and writer on various film and television projects.
Trine Appel has been a prominent figure in the Danish entertainment industry for over two decades. Apart from her work in television series and movies, she has also worked in theater, performing in plays like "Strange Interlude" and "Shopping and Fucking". In 2004, she co-wrote and starred in the movie "Nynne" which was a huge commercial success in Denmark. Her other notable film credits include "The One and Only" and "Love at First Hiccup".
Trine Appel has been recognized for her contribution to the Danish entertainment industry with numerous awards and nominations. In 2011, she was awarded the prestigious Lauritzen Award for her outstanding work in acting, directing, and writing. Appel is also a member of the Danish Academy which is an association of professionals in the fields of film, television, and theater. In addition to her work in entertainment, she is also actively involved in social and environmental causes and has supported organizations like Amnesty International and WWF.
Katrine Bach
Katrine Bach (July 20, 1972 Copenhagen-) also known as Katrine Bagger is a Danish actor.
She studied acting at the Danish National School of Theatre from 1994 to 1998, and started her acting career soon after. Bach's first major role was in the Danish television series "Rejseholdet" (2000-2004) in which she played the character of Jette Michelsen. She has also appeared in several Danish films such as "Kira's Reason: A Love Story" (2001) and "Elsker dig for evigt" (2002).
In addition to her acting career, Bach is also a trained yoga instructor and has taught yoga classes in Denmark. She is also involved in various charitable organizations and has been an ambassador for Amnesty International Denmark. In recent years, she has focused more on directing and producing films and has gained critical acclaim for her work behind the camera.
Bach's directorial debut was the short film "Smilet" (2014), which she wrote, directed, and starred in. The film was well received at several international film festivals and won the award for Best Short Film at the Odense International Film Festival. She also produced and directed the feature film "Vildspor" (2016), which was based on a popular crime novel by the Danish author Carsten Jensen. Bach's work as a director has been praised for its distinct visual style and nuanced approach to storytelling. In addition to her film work, Bach has also acted in several international productions, including the German television series "Tatort" and the British crime drama "New Blood". She is considered one of the most accomplished actors of her generation in Denmark, and her contributions as a filmmaker have further cemented her status as a major talent in the Danish film industry.
Susanne Juhász
Susanne Juhász (December 5, 1972 Aarhus-) also known as Susanne Juhasz or Susanne Juhazh is a Danish actor.
She is best known for her role as Petra in the Danish television series "Park Road". Juhász was born in Aarhus, Denmark to Hungarian parents. She grew up bilingual, speaking both Danish and Hungarian fluently. Juhász attended the National School of Theatre in Copenhagen, where she studied acting. She began her career in the mid-1990s, working in both television and film. In addition to her work in front of the camera, Juhász has also worked as a voice actress, lending her voice to several animated films and TV shows. She has received critical acclaim for her work, and has been nominated for several awards throughout her career.
Juhász has appeared in a number of Danish films, including "Smukke mennesker" (2010) and "Over kanten" (2012), as well as in international productions such as "Open Hearts" (2002) and "The Perfect Human" (2012). She has also appeared in numerous Danish television shows, including "The Killing" (2007) and "The Protectors" (2008). Juhász's voice work includes the Danish dubbings of popular animated films such as "Finding Nemo" (2003) and "Despicable Me" (2010).
In addition to her acting career, Juhász has been an advocate for minority rights and has worked with organizations promoting cultural diversity in Denmark. She has also been involved with the Danish Arts Foundation, serving as a member of the committee for performing arts from 2015 to 2018. Juhász has been married since 2006 and has two children.
Kamilla Gregersen
Kamilla Gregersen (January 7, 1972 Viborg-September 20, 2008 Copenhagen) also known as Kamilla Bech Holten was a Danish actor.
Kamilla Gregersen was initially trained in dance at the Royal Danish Theatre School before transitioning to acting. She made her debut on stage in the play "Den Stundesløse" at the Betty Nansen Theatre in Copenhagen in 1992. In addition to her work on stage, she starred in several Danish films and TV series, including "Rejseholdet" and "Hotellet".
She was highly acclaimed for her acting skills and was awarded the prestigious Reumert Prize for Best Supporting Actress in 2002. She was also nominated for the Bodil Award for Best Actress for her performance in the film "At kende sandheden" in 2003.
Outside of her acting career, Kamilla Gregersen was an activist and advocate for social justice, particularly for the rights of refugees and asylum seekers. She founded and ran a project that provided social and cultural opportunities for refugees living in Denmark.
Sadly, Kamilla Gregersen passed away at the young age of 36 due to complications from cancer. She is remembered as a talented actor and fierce advocate for equality and justice.
Throughout her career, Kamilla Gregersen appeared in several prominent Danish films like "It's All About Love" and "Strings", and was always praised for her performances. In addition, she also worked behind the camera as a dialogue coach for various productions. Kamilla was a dedicated social activist, and her efforts to help refugees in Denmark were highly recognized within the community. She was involved in numerous organizations focused on creating positive social change and advocating for the rights of marginalized groups. Her untimely passing in 2008 sparked an outpouring of grief among both the Danish acting community and social activists. Kamilla Gregersen's legacy lives on in the continuing efforts to promote social justice, equality, and acceptance for all.
Rikke Louise Andersen
Rikke Louise Andersen (February 13, 1972 Copenhagen-) also known as Rikke Louise Anderson, Rikke-Louise Andersson or Rikke Louise Andersson is a Danish actor. She has three children, Nomi Bodnia, Miles Bodnia and Charlie Bodnia.
Rikke Louise Andersen began her career in the 1990s with appearances in popular Danish TV series such as "Taxa" and "Krøniken". She later went on to star in critically acclaimed films such as "One-Two-Three Now!" and "The Booth" which earned her a nomination for Best Actress at the Bodil Awards. Her international breakthrough came in 2011 with her role as Hanne in the Swedish/Danish TV drama series "The Bridge". Rikke continues to act in both Danish and international productions and is highly regarded for her talent and versatility as an actor. In addition to her successful acting career, she is also a passionate advocate for animal rights and is actively involved in several animal welfare organizations.
Rikke Louise Andersen's love for acting dates back to her childhood days. She attended the Danish National School of Theatre, graduating in 1996. After completing her studies, she appeared in several theatre productions in Denmark, including "Antigone" and "The Idiots". In 1999, she played the lead role in the Danish film "Mifune's Last Song". Her performance earned her worldwide recognition and accolades, including a nomination for Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival.
Over the years, Rikke has worked with some of the most talented actors and directors in the industry. She is best known for her ability to portray complex and nuanced characters with ease. Her performance as the troubled detective Hanne in "The Bridge" was widely acclaimed and catapulted her to international fame. She has also appeared in other popular TV series such as "Borgen" and "The Killing".
Apart from her acting career, Rikke is actively involved in animal welfare causes. She is a board member of several organizations, including the Danish Animal Welfare Society and the World Animal Protection. Rikke is a vegan and has been involved in several campaigns promoting plant-based diets and cruelty-free products.
Overall, Rikke Louise Andersen is a talented actor and a passionate animal rights activist who continues to inspire people with her work on and off-screen.
Lene Maria Christensen
Lene Maria Christensen (April 10, 1972 Hillerød-) is a Danish actor.
She attended the National Theatre School of Denmark and began her acting career in the mid-1990s. Christensen is best known for her leading roles in Danish films such as "The Idiots" (1998), "Italian for Beginners" (2000), and "Terribly Happy" (2008), all of which received critical acclaim. In addition to her film work, she has also appeared in numerous Danish television series and stage productions. Christensen has won several awards for her performances, including a Robert Award (Danish film award) for Best Supporting Actress for her role in "Dogme 2 - The Idiots". She is considered one of Denmark's most talented and versatile actors.
In 2005, Lene Maria Christensen starred in the Danish film "Daisy Diamond", which was directed by Simon Staho. Her portrayal of the troubled young mother, Anna, received critical praise and earned her a Bodil Award (Danish film award) for Best Actress. She has also worked with acclaimed Danish director Lars von Trier, appearing in his films "The Idiots" and "Dogville" (2003). Christensen is also known for her work in theater, having performed in productions at the Royal Danish Theatre and Betty Nansen Theatre, among others. In 2013, she received the Reumert Award (Danish theater award) for her performance in the play "Long Day's Journey into Night". Beyond her artistic career, Christensen is also an advocate for mental health awareness, having publicly shared her own struggles with anxiety and depression.
Kaya Brüel
Kaya Brüel (August 30, 1972 Denmark-) also known as Kaya Bruel or Kaya is a Danish actor and singer.
She comes from a family of artists, her mother is a singer and her father is a Danish painter. Kaya began her acting career at the age of 12, appearing in the Danish television series "Matador". She also acted in various theater productions before pursuing a career in music. In 1992, she released her debut album "Kaya" which was followed by several more albums over the years. Kaya is known for her unique music style that blends jazz, pop, and electronic elements. In addition to her music and acting career, Kaya is also a voice actress and has lent her voice to various Danish-dubbed versions of animated movies and TV series.
Kaya is a multi-talented artist who has received critical acclaim for her work in various fields. She has won several awards for her music including the Danish Music Awards and the Danish Critics' Award for her album "Kaya". Her contributions to the arts have been recognized by the Danish government who awarded her the prestigious "Knight's Cross of Dannebrog Order" in 2011. Outside of her professional career, Kaya is an active philanthropist and has worked with various organizations to support causes such as cancer research and children's welfare. She is married and has two children.
Pernille Rosendahl
Pernille Rosendahl (March 22, 1972 Denmark-) otherwise known as Rosendahl, Pernille, Swan Lee or Pernille Rosendhal is a Danish singer, film score composer and actor.
She began her music career as the lead vocalist for Swan Lee, a Danish band that was active from 1996 to 2005. After the band disbanded, Rosendahl pursued a solo career, releasing her debut album, "Dark Bird" in 2007. She has since released several more albums and has remained a prominent figure in the Danish music scene. In addition to her music career, Rosendahl has also acted in several films and television series, including the Danish crime drama, "The Killing." Rosendahl has been awarded several Danish music awards, including Best Female Singer at the Zulu Awards in 2016.
Rosendahl is not only a talented musician and singer, but also an accomplished film score composer. In 2014, she composed the score for the Danish short film, "Banana Pancakes and the Children of Sticky Rice," which was an official selection at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival. She has also composed music for a number of Danish television shows, including "Doggystyle" and "Friheden."
Aside from her professional achievements, Rosendahl is actively involved in philanthropic work. She supports a number of organizations, including Børnecancerfonden (the Danish Children's Cancer Foundation) and Save the Children, and has performed at benefit concerts to raise money for these causes.
In 2019, Rosendahl was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent treatment, which she documented on social media to raise awareness about the disease. She has since recovered and continues to make music and act while sharing her story and resources for others affected by cancer.