Thekla Reuten
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Thekla Reuten | |
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| Born | Thekla Simona Gelsomina Reuten 16 September 1975 Bussum, North Holland, Netherlands |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1996–present |
| Relatives | Geert Reuten (uncle) Thijs Reuten (brother) |
| Website | www |
Thekla Simona Gelsomina Reuten (born 16 September 1975) is a Dutch actress.
Life and career
Reuten was born in
Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film
.
Reuten's television work includes
Restless (BBC, United Kingdom), and Sleeper Cell
(Showtime, USA). She has performed in Johan Simons' production Fall of the Gods at the Salzburg Festival and the Ruhr Triennial, as well as in Rufus Norris’ Blood Wedding at the Almeida Theatre in London, alongside Gael Garcia Bernal.
Reuten speaks five languages: German, English, French, Dutch, and Italian.
On 18 March 2019, it was announced that Reuten was cast as Jillian Salvius in the Netflix fantasy series, Warrior Nun.[2]
Filmography
- 1996: Verhalen uit de bijbel, ‘de man op de ezel' (Director: Rein van Schagen)
- 1997: Arends (Director: Jelle Nesna)
- 1998: Baantjer, episode De Cock en de moord op de heks (Director: Pollo de Pimentel)
- 1998: Tate's Voyage (Director: Paula van der Oest)
- 1998: Het 14e kippetje (Director: Hany Abu-Assad)
- 1998: Wij, Alexander (Director: Rimko Haanstra)
- 1999: De rode zwaan (Director: Martin Lagestee)
- 1999: Klokhuis (Director: Niek Barendsen and Barbera Bredero)
- 1999: Kruimeltje (Director: Maria Peters)
- 1999: Moët und Chandon (Director: Marc de Cloe)
- 2000: Iedereen beroemd! (Director: Dominique Deruddere)
- 2000: De zwarte Meteoor (Director: Guido Pieters)
- 2001: Chalk (Director: Diederik van Rooijen)
- 2001: De Acteurs (Director: Bram van Splunteren)
- 2001: Una bellezza che non lascia scampo (Director: Francesca Pirani)
- 2002: Bella Bettien (Director: Hans Pos)
- 2002: Twin Sisters (De Tweeling) (Director: Ben Sombogaart)
- 2002: Spagaat (Director: Hans Pos)
- 2003: Brush with Fate (Director: Brent Shields)
- 2003: Mijn zusje Zlata (Director: Roel Welling)
- 2003: Parels & Zwijnen (Director: Diederik van Rooijen)
- 2003: Rosenstraße (Rosenstrasse) (Director: Margarethe von Trotta)
- 2004: Co/Ma (Director: Roel Welling)
- 2004: De Band (Director: Albert Jan van Rees)
- 2004: De duistere diamant (Director: Rudi van den Bossche)
- 2005: Not She - Film Installation (Director: Ine Lamers)
- 2005: Smachten - Boy meets Girl Stories (Director: Mark de Cloe)
- 2006: Boks, ‘De verdwenen Van Gogh’ (Director: Hans Pos)
- 2006: Ober (Director: Alex van Warmerdam)
- 2006: Sleeper Cell, II. Season (Director: Charles S. Dutton, Leslie Libman, Nick Gomez)
- 2007: Highlander: The Source (Director: Brett Leonard)
- 2008: In Bruges (Director: Martin McDonagh)
- 2008: In Transit (Director: Tom Roberts)
- 2008: Lost - IV. Season (Director: Jack Bender)
- 2008: The Silent Army (Director: Jean van de Velde)
- 2009: Ceasefire (Director: Lancelot von Naso)
- 2010: Day One (Director: Alex Graves)
- 2010: The American (Director: Anton Corbijn)
- 2011: Hotel Lux (Director: Leander Haußmann)
- 2012: Hidden (Director: Niall MacCormick)
- 2012: Restless(Director: Edward Hall)
- 2013: Quality Time (Director: Holger Haase)
- 2013: Speelmann (Director: Klaartje Quirijns)
- 2013: Het Diner (Director: Menno Meyjes)
- 2015: Atlantic. (Director: Jan-Willem van Ewijk)
- 2015: De Reünie (Director: Menno Meyjes)
- 2015: Home Suite Home (Director: Jeroen Houben) (short film)
- 2015: L’Angelo di Sarajevo (Director: Enzo Monteleone)
- 2015: Schone Handen (Director: Tjebbo Penning)
- 2015: The Legend of Longwood (Director: Lisa Mulcahy)
- 2017: Stan Lee's Lucky Man
- 2018: Red Sparrow
- 2020: Marionette (Director: Elbert van Strien)
- 2020: Warrior Nun
- 2022: Narcosis
- 2024: Citadel: Diana
Theater (selection)
- 1997: Susn by Herbert Achternbusch as 'Suus' at Brakke Grond Atsterdat, Festival aan zee Oostende and Theater Kikker Utrecht (Director: Jeroen Wilems)
- 1998: The Comedy of Seduction by Arthur Schnitzler as 'Gilda' at Het Nationale Toneel (Director: Ger Thijs)
- 1999: The Dresser by Ronald Harwood as 'Irene' at Hummelinck Stuurman (Director: Tom Jansen)
- 1999: Fall of the Gods by Luchino Visconti and Tom Blokdijk as 'Bediende', 'Lisa' and 'Dirndl' at Hollandia and zu den Salzburger Festspiele and zur Ruhr Triennale (Director: Johan Simons and Paul Koek)
- 2001: The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca as 'Adela' at Het Nationale Toneel (Director: Johan Doesburg)
- 2004: Braatbos by Willem Jan Otten as 'Nana' at Het Toneel Speelt (Director: Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen)
- 2005: Blood Wedding by Federico García Lorca as 'Braut' at Almeida Theater (Director: Rufus Norris)
Voice-over (dubbing)
- 2004: Shark Tale (Dutch Voice-Over of Angie) (Director: Kellie Allred)
- 2007: Bee Movie (Dutch Voice-Over of Vanessa Bloome) (Director: Steve Hickner, Simon J. Smith)
- 2014: How to Train Your Dragon (Dutch Voice-Over ‘Valka’) (Director: Dean DeBlois)
Awards (selection)
- 1997: Encouragement Award at Belgian Theatre Festival 'Theater aan Zee' for Susn
- 1997: Philip Morris Scholarship (Nomination) for Susn
- 1998: Golden Calf Award (Nomination) for Best Actress in De Trip van het Teetje
- 1998: NOS Culture Award (Nomination) for Best Actress
- 2004: European Shooting Star of the Berlinale for outstanding performance in Twin Sisters
- 2009: Rembrandt Award (Nomination) for Best Actress in The Silent Army
References
- ^ Reuten, Thekla. "Dorpsverhalen".
- ^ Petski, Denise (18 March 2019). "'Warrior Nun': Alba Baptista To Star, Toya Turner, Tristan Ulloa, Thekla Reuten Among Six More Cast In Netflix Series". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved 19 March 2019.
External links
- Official website
- Thekla Reuten at IMDb
- Thekla Reuten at AllMovie
- New York Times filmography of Thekla Reuten
- Thekla Reuten at Virtual History
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