Dutch actors who were born in 1963
Here are 8 famous actors from Netherlands were born in 1963:
Peter Beense
Peter Beense (August 27, 1963 Amsterdam-) a.k.a. Beense, Peter is a Dutch actor.
Peter Beense is not actually a Dutch actor, but a Dutch singer. He is known for his contribution to Dutch music, particularly in the genre of "Levenslied," a type of Dutch folk music that focuses on the struggles and joys of everyday life. Beense began his career as a singer in the early 1980s and has released numerous albums throughout his career, including "Wat ik zeggen wil," "Mijn Gevoel" and "De Liefde Valt." He has also received numerous awards in recognition of his contributions to Dutch music, including the "Gouden Harp" in 1997. Despite being diagnosed with throat cancer in 2002, Beense continued to perform and record music, and has since made a full recovery.
In addition to his successful music career, Peter Beense has also dabbled in acting, having appeared in the Dutch television series "Baantjer" and in the Dutch film "De Zeven van Daran, de strijd om Pareo Rots." Beense is noted for his deep, gravelly voice and his ability to connect with his audience through his emotional and heartfelt performances. He is a popular performer in the Netherlands and has toured extensively throughout the country, performing in venues ranging from small cafes to large concert halls. In his personal life, Peter Beense enjoys spending time with his family and has been active in various charitable causes over the years, including supporting cancer research and disability awareness.
He is also known for his love of football (soccer) and is a big supporter of the Amsterdam-based team Ajax. Beense has performed the national anthem at several Ajax matches and even released a song dedicated to the team called "Wij Houden van Ajax" ("We Love Ajax"). In addition to his music and acting careers, Beense also runs a successful café in Amsterdam called Café Bolle Jan, which is known for its live music and lively atmosphere. Overall, Peter Beense is a beloved figure in Dutch entertainment and continues to inspire audiences with his music and performances.
René van Zinnicq Bergman
René van Zinnicq Bergman (March 24, 1963 Berlicum-) otherwise known as René George Joseph Marie van Zinnicq Bergmann, René van Zinnicq Bergmann, René van Zinnicq or René Zinnicq Bergman is a Dutch actor. He has one child, Willem Pheifer.
René van Zinnicq Bergman has had an extensive career in both film and television, with over 50 credits to his name. He studied at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Maastricht before making his screen debut in the 1987 drama film "Wings of Fame". He has since appeared in a number of Dutch films, including "Karakter" (1997), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
In addition to his work in film, Van Zinnicq Bergman has also been a prolific television actor. He has played recurring roles on a number of Dutch TV series, including "Bloedverwanten" and "Mees Kees". He has also appeared in international productions, such as the British crime drama "The Interceptor".
Van Zinnicq Bergman is known for his versatility as an actor, and has played a wide variety of roles throughout his career, ranging from drama to comedy. In addition to his work on screen, he has also worked extensively as a voice actor, providing Dutch dubbing for a number of foreign films and TV shows.
Outside of acting, Van Zinnicq Bergman is also a songwriter and musician, and has released several albums of his own music. He is known for his work in the Dutch theater scene, and has also directed a number of productions.
Van Zinnicq Bergman has received several nominations and awards for his work in acting. He was nominated for a Golden Calf Award for Best Actor at the Netherlands Film Festival in 1997 for his role in "Karakter", and won the award for Best Supporting Actor in 2004 for his role in "tv film Terug". In addition, he was awarded the Order of Orange-Nassau in 2017 for his contributions to Dutch culture and the arts.
Van Zinnicq Bergman is also an advocate for environmentalism and sustainable living. He has been involved in several initiatives to promote eco-friendly practices, including the construction of an eco-farm in the Netherlands.
Despite his success, Van Zinnicq Bergman is known for his humility and down-to-earth personality. He has been described as a humble and generous colleague by his fellow actors and industry professionals, and is known for his dedication to his craft and his passion for storytelling.
René van Zinnicq Bergman is also a fluent speaker of four languages, including Dutch, English, French, and German, which has allowed him to work on international productions and dubbing projects. He is a trained opera singer and has performed in several operas throughout his career. In addition to his environmental advocacy work, he is also involved in philanthropic causes and has supported organizations such as UNICEF and Oxfam International. Van Zinnicq Bergman is married to Dutch actress Miryanna van Reeden and they have two children together. He continues to work in the entertainment industry, displaying his passion and versatility as an actor, musician, and director.
John Jones
John Jones (September 29, 1963 Amsterdam-) also known as Jones, John or John Arthur Jones is a Dutch actor. He has one child, Amber Jones.
Jones began his acting career in the late 1980s, appearing in several Dutch television shows and films. He is best known for his roles in films such as "The Vanishing" (1988), "Left Luggage" (1998), and "Black Book" (2006). In 2002, he won the Golden Calf for Best Actor for his performance in the film "Valse Wals".
Aside from his work in film, Jones has also worked on stage productions, including Shakespeare's "Hamlet". He has been praised for his versatility as an actor and ability to bring complex characters to life.
Jones is also active in social and political causes, including advocating for animal rights and supporting initiatives to combat climate change. He currently lives in Amsterdam with his daughter Amber.
In addition to his successful acting career, John Jones has also directed and produced several theater productions. He made his directorial debut in 1996 with the play "Othello" and has since directed productions of "Macbeth" and "The Importance of Being Earnest". Jones has also produced several successful stage shows, including "The Lion King" and "Cats" in the Netherlands.
Outside of his career in the arts, Jones is known for his humanitarian work. He is a vocal supporter of animal rights and has been involved with several organizations to protect animal welfare. Jones is also an advocate for the environment and has been involved in initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change.
Despite his success, Jones has remained grounded and continues to participate in local theater productions in Amsterdam. He is known for his dedication to the arts and his passion for social and political causes.
In addition to his work on stage and screen, John Jones is also a respected acting coach and mentor. He has worked with many young actors and helped them develop their craft. Jones is a strong believer in the power of education and has been involved in several programs to promote arts education in low-income communities.
Jones is also an accomplished writer and has published several articles on animal welfare and climate change. He has also written a memoir about his acting career, which was well-received by critics and readers alike.
In 2019, John Jones was awarded the Order of the Netherlands Lion for his contributions to the arts and his humanitarian work. The award is one of the highest honors given in the Netherlands and is a testament to Jones' impact on his country and the world.
Despite his many accomplishments, John Jones remains humble and dedicated to his craft. He continues to inspire and mentor the next generation of actors, while also advocating for causes he believes in.
Victor Reinier
Victor Reinier (May 2, 1963 Amsterdam-) a.k.a. Slick Vic or Victor Reinier Nieuwenhuijzen is a Dutch actor.
He may be best known for his role as Floris Wolfs in the Dutch TV series "Flikken Maastricht". Reinier began his acting career in the late 1980s, appearing in various Dutch television series, including "Medisch Centrum West" and "Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden". In addition to acting, Reinier is also a writer and director, having directed several episodes of "Flikken Maastricht" as well as the 2017 film "Buddy". He is also a passionate car enthusiast and has participated in various car races and rallies. In 2019, he was involved in a serious car accident during a race in Italy, but has since made a full recovery.
Reinier was born in Amsterdam and grew up in a family of artists. His mother was a singer and his father was a sculptor. He studied at the Academy for Theater and Dance in Amsterdam before starting his acting career. In addition to his work on the small and big screens, Reinier has also appeared in several stage productions, including Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew". He has won several awards for his acting, including a Rembrandt Award for Best Actor in a TV series in 2012 for his role in "Flikken Maastricht". In his personal life, Reinier is known for being private and rarely discusses his relationships or family in the media. However, it is known that he has been in a long-term relationship with actress Angela Schijf, who also stars in "Flikken Maastricht". Together, they have two daughters.
Throughout his career, Reinier has established himself as one of the most popular and versatile actors in the Netherlands. In addition to his work in film and television, he has also lent his voice to several Dutch-language audiobooks, including "De Eeuwige Oorlog" by Joe Haldeman and "De Stille Kracht" by Louis Couperus. Reinier is also actively involved in various charities and social causes, including the Ronald McDonald Children's Fund and the Red Cross. Despite his success and achievements, Reinier remains humble and grounded, often attributing his success to hard work, dedication, and a constant desire to improve his craft.
Michiel van Erp
Michiel van Erp (October 4, 1963 Eindhoven-) is a Dutch documentary filmmaker, film director, film producer, screenwriter, theatre director, writer and actor.
Van Erp is best known for his work in the documentary genre, where he has earned numerous accolades for his films. He has directed and produced several acclaimed documentaries including "I Am a Woman Now" (2011), "Pretpark Nederland" (2016) and "Niemand in de Stad" (2018).
Apart from his work in documentaries, van Erp has also been involved in theatre productions and has directed several plays. He has written and directed plays such as "Borealis" (2005), "Disco Pigs" (2006) and "Keep on Going" (2007).
Van Erp has won several prestigious awards for his work, including the Nipkowschijf Award in 2001 for his documentary series "Lang Leve...". He has also won multiple Gouden Kalveren (Golden Calfs) at the Netherlands Film Festival, including Best Documentary for "I Am a Woman Now".
On top of his work as a filmmaker and playwright, van Erp has also acted in several TV series, including "Bloedverwanten" (2010-2014) and "Toon" (2016).
Van Erp was born and raised in Eindhoven, Netherlands. After finishing high school, he moved to Amsterdam where he enrolled at the University of Amsterdam to study Dutch language and literature. However, he dropped out of the university after three years to pursue a career as a theatre maker. In the early 1990s, he co-founded theatre company 'Orkater' where he directed and produced several plays. Later, he shifted his focus towards filmmaking and began making documentaries.
Van Erp's work is known for its authenticity, and his films often deal with themes such as gender identity, sexuality, and relationships. One of his most critically acclaimed works is the documentary series "MH17: Het Verdriet van Nederland" (MH17: The Grief of the Netherlands), which chronicles the aftermath of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crash. The series won the International Emmy Award for Best Documentary in 2018.
In addition to his work on screen, van Erp is also a prominent figure in the Dutch LGBTQ+ community. He has been an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and has directed several documentaries that deal with LGBTQ+ issues, including "Ballroom Dancer" (2011) and "Wij, Alexander" (2019).
Van Erp continues to work on projects across various mediums and is considered one of the most influential documentary filmmakers in the Netherlands.
In addition to his success in the arts, Michiel van Erp is also known for his philanthropy work. He is a board member of the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, a Dutch organization that supports cultural initiatives and heritage preservation projects. Van Erp is also an ambassador for the Het Vergeten Kind (The Forgotten Child) foundation, which supports vulnerable children in the Netherlands. He has used his platform to raise awareness and support for these causes, and his dedication to charity work has earned him widespread recognition and respect. Van Erp is seen not only as a talented artist but also as a socially conscious and caring individual who uses his platform to make a positive impact in his community.
Ron Boszhard
Ron Boszhard (November 12, 1963 Amsterdam-) is a Dutch actor.
In addition to his work as an actor, Ron Boszhard is also known in the Netherlands as a television presenter. He began his career as a presenter on the children's program "Huisje, Boompje, Beestje" in the 1990s and has since hosted a variety of other programs on Dutch television. Boszhard has also appeared in several films and TV series, including the Dutch crime drama "Flikken Maastricht" and the family film "Brammetje Baas." In recent years, he has focused mainly on his work as a presenter, hosting programs like "Zappsport" and "The Battle." Additionally, Boszhard is known for his work as a voice actor, lending his voice to numerous Dutch-language dubs of foreign films and TV series.
Ron Boszhard was born on November 12, 1963, in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He started his career as an actor in 1992 with the Dutch TV series "Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden." Later, he shifted his focus to presenting, which made him a popular face on Dutch television. His first presenting job was on the children's program "Huisje, Boompje, Beestje" in 1995, and he continued to host the show for eight years.
Boszhard has since hosted various other programs, including "Z@ppelin Zoekt K3," "Zappsport," and "Wie Is De Mol?," among many others. He also hosted the game show "The Battle" on AVROTROS, which won the prestigious Gouden Stuiver award for best Children's Program of the Year in 2020.
Besides television, Boszhard has acted in several movies and TV series, including "Flikken Maastricht," "Brammetje Baas," and "Toy Story 4." He is also a well-known voice actor in the Netherlands, providing Dutch-language dubs for popular foreign movies like "The Lion King" and "Shrek" and TV series such as "The Simpsons."
Outside of his work in entertainment, Boszhard is known for his philanthropy work. He is an ambassador for the Dutch Cancer Society and has been involved in various fundraising events for cancer research. In 2014, he climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for cancer research in the Netherlands.
Boszhard has also authored several children's books, which have been well-received by both children and parents. His book "De Rimboe" was awarded the Dutch Children's Book Prize in 2008. In addition to his successful career, Boszhard is a proud father of two children, a son and a daughter. He is known to spend quality time with his family and frequently shares pictures and updates on social media. Boszhard's charm and talent have made him a household name in the Netherlands, and he continues to inspire and entertain people with his work. His dedication to his philanthropic work and his passion for children's literature have also made him a well-respected member of society.
Cahit Ölmez
Cahit Ölmez (January 1, 1963-) a.k.a. Huseyin Cahit Ölmez, Cahit Olmez or Hüseyin Cahit Ölmez is a Dutch actor.
He was born in Turkey but his family migrated to the Netherlands when he was 7 years old. He started his acting career in the late 1980s performing in local theater productions in Amsterdam. He later landed small roles in Dutch television shows and movies. However, his breakthrough role came when he was cast as the character Ali in the popular Dutch TV series "GTST" (Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden) in the early 2000s. He has since appeared in several other Dutch TV shows, films, and theater productions. He is also known for his voice acting work in animated films and series. In addition to his acting career, Cahit Ölmez is also a board member of the Dutch Union of Actors.
In recent years, Cahit Ölmez has also gained recognition for his humanitarian work. He serves as an ambassador for the charity organization War Child, which helps children affected by war and conflict. Ölmez has also been involved in efforts to support refugees and raise awareness about the challenges they face.
In his personal life, Cahit Ölmez is married and has two children. He is fluent in Dutch, Turkish, and English, which has helped him in his acting career. He is widely respected in the Dutch entertainment industry for his versatility, dedication, and professionalism. Despite his success, he remains humble and committed to his craft, always seeking new opportunities to challenge himself as an actor.
Cahit Ölmez has received numerous awards and nominations for his acting work, including a Golden Calf nomination for Best Actor for his role in the film "Fissa" in 2016. He has also won a Rembrandt Award for Best Actor for his performance in the film "Dunya & Desie" in 2008. In addition to his acting and humanitarian work, Ölmez is also an advocate for diversity and representation in the entertainment industry. He has spoken about the importance of having more diverse stories and characters on screen, and has actively worked to create opportunities for actors from underrepresented communities. Overall, Cahit Ölmez is a highly respected figure in the Dutch entertainment industry, known for his talent, integrity, and commitment to making a positive impact on the world.
Frits Sissing
Frits Sissing (September 18, 1963 Groningen-) also known as Frederic Renger Sissing or Frederic Renger (Frits) Sissing is a Dutch actor and presenter.
He is best known for his work on television programs such as "Avro's Kinderkoor" and "Boer zoekt vrouw". Sissing started his career as an actor and appeared in several Dutch television shows and movies before transitioning into the role of a presenter. Throughout his career, he has hosted various entertainment programs on Dutch television including "Musical Awards Gala" and "Matinee". Additionally, Sissing has also worked as a voice-over artist and has lent his voice to several Dutch documentaries and audiobooks. He is considered to be one of the most popular and versatile presenters in the Netherlands and has won several awards for his work in the entertainment industry. Sissing is also known for his philanthropic work and has been associated with several charities in the Netherlands.
In 2016, Sissing was awarded the Order of Oranje-Nassau, a prestigious honor in the Netherlands, for his contributions to the entertainment industry and his charitable work. He has also hosted various live events such as the Eurovision Song Contest and Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. Sissing is married to Femke Sissing and the couple has two children together. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf and traveling. Despite his success, Sissing remains humble and dedicated to entertaining his audience through his various projects.
Sissing was born in Groningen and grew up in the northern Dutch province of Drenthe. After completing high school, he pursued a degree in theater at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Arnhem. He landed his first acting role in the 1986 Dutch television series "Vreemde praktijken" and went on to star in several other television shows and movies such as "Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden" and "All Stars". Sissing’s career took a turn in 2003 when he was tapped to host the popular Dutch television show "Boer zoekt vrouw", which follows farmers as they search for love. The show became a huge hit and propelled Sissing to national fame.
Outside of his career in entertainment, Sissing is an active supporter of various charitable organizations in the Netherlands. He is a patron of the Dutch Cancer Society and has also worked with organizations that support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. In addition, Sissing is an Ambassador for the Dutch Red Cross and has been involved in various campaigns to raise awareness and funds for disaster relief efforts.
Sissing is known for his warm and engaging personality and his ability to connect with audiences. He has been praised for his versatility as a presenter and his ability to handle a wide range of topics and events. Despite his busy schedule, Sissing remains committed to his family and enjoys spending time with his wife and children. He often shares photos of his travels and adventures on social media and is passionate about exploring different cultures and cuisines.