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Josine van Dalsum

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Josine van Dalsum

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Also known as Josina Johanna van Dalsum

Dutch actress and screenwriter (1948-2009)

Person · Open Library

Born
1948
Died
2009
Works
1

Top works

  • Kleine Johanna

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Film & TV

Breda, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands

Known for

  • Zus & Zo2002
  • Baantjer — Paula Nieuwenhuijzen1995
  • Die Wache — Lotte Bisk1994
  • The Lion of Flanders — Johanna van Navarre1985
  • De appelgaard — Annelies1985
  • The Lift — Saskia Adelaar1983
  • Mata Hari — Mata Hari1981
  • Heilige Jeanne — Jeanne1978
  • L'Homme d'Amsterdam — Helen Vermeer1976
  • Death of a Nun — Gertrude1975

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Music · MusicBrainz

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
237
Total plays
1,372

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Josine van Dalsum (born Josina Johanna van Dalsum; Breda, The Netherlands, july 14th, 1948 – Amsterdam, The Netherlands, November 17th, 2009) was a Dutch actress. She grew up in a large family consisting of five boys and five girls. Her father played theatre in his spare time. In 1964, she went to the Monseigneur Frencken College in Oosterhout, where she took classes in the Hogere Burgerschool or HBS (Higher Civic School). Early career In 1971, she started at the Academie voor Theater en Dans (

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
female
Place of birth
Breda
Place of death
Amsterdam
Occupation
screenwriter
Languages spoken
Dutch
Native language
Dutch
Image
Josine van Dalsum (1973).jpg
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Josine van Dalsum
date of birth
1948-07-14
date of death
2009-11-17
start of work period
1973-00-00
birth name
Josina Johanna van Dalsum
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