Personal details
Known for
Acting
Gender
Male
Born
29 6월 1969 (57)
Place of birth
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
Also known as
Daniel Boissevain
Biography
Daniël Boissevain (born 29 june 1969, Amsterdam) is a Dutch theater, television and film actor and singer. He is best known from leading roles in Dutch televisionseries All Stars, Meiden van de Wit, and Gooische Vrouwen. He is the father of actor Robin Boissevain. Description above is a translated excerpt of Wikipedia (nl) article Daniël Boissevain. (Wikipedia (nl) the free online encyclopedia). Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Full list of contributors on Wikipedia (nl) article Daniël Boissevain Wikipedia (nl).
대표작
0.0
Series
StartUp
Bert de Vries
2014
6.5
Film
Mindhunters
Second Man in the Bar
2004
5.6
Series
Flight HS13
Simon Kraamer
2016
7.0
Series
All Stars: De Serie
Johnny
1999–2001
7.5
Series
Meiden van de Wit
Daan van Doolen
2002–2005
7.5
Series
All Stars & Zonen
Johnny Meeuwse
2020–
5.6
Film
The Host
Albert Tribbe
2020
4.0
Series
Brussel
Moahmmed de Vries
2017
8.5
Series
Westzijde Posse
1997–1998
5.2
Film
Whitestar
Vader Angela
2019
7.0
Series
Zomer in Zeeland
Sjors Mulder
2018
6.8
Film
Piece of My Heart
Kees Roeters
2022
5.5
Film
Men from Mars
Edwin
2018
6.0
Series
Bij ons op de Wallen
Self - Narrator (voice)
2024–
6.3
Film
Pentecost Prince
Daniël Kooij
2025
5.0
Film
Doppelzimmer für drei
Mats Kuiper
2018
Acting credits 16 titles
Pentecost Prince
as Daniël Kooij
6.3
2025
Bij ons op de Wallen
as Self - Narrator (voice)
6.0
2024–
Piece of My Heart
as Kees Roeters
6.8
2022
All Stars & Zonen
as Johnny Meeuwse
7.5
2020–
The Host
as Albert Tribbe
5.6
2020
Whitestar
as Vader Angela
5.2
2019
Men from Mars
as Edwin
5.5
2018
Zomer in Zeeland
as Sjors Mulder
7.0
2018
Doppelzimmer für drei
as Mats Kuiper
5.0
2018
Brussel
as Moahmmed de Vries
4.0
2017
Flight HS13
as Simon Kraamer
5.6
2016
StartUp
as Bert de Vries
0.0
2014
Mindhunters
as Second Man in the Bar
6.5
2004
Meiden van de Wit
as Daan van Doolen
7.5
2002–2005
All Stars: De Serie
as Johnny
7.0
1999–2001
Westzijde Posse
8.5
1997–1998