Connie Nielsen - Biography

Connie Nielsen
Danish Actress
Birth name: Connie Inge-Lise Nielsen
Date of birth: 3 July 1965
Place of birth:Elling, Frederikshavn, Denmark
Height 5' 10"

1983 Connie traveled to Paris , in order to study acting.

2002 Danish actress Connie Nielsen shared the screen with Russell Crowe playing the role of Princess Lucilla in the film The Gladiator.

2003 Connie Nielsen acted in the film The Hunted, with Tommy Lee Jones and Benicio del Toro.

2004 Connie Nielsen won Best Actress Awards from the Danish Academy Awards and from the San Sebastian Film Festival for her role in the Danish drama Brodre (Brothers).

2005 She acted in the film The Great Raid with Benjamin Bratt, Joseph Fiennes and James Franco, this epic film was directed by John Dahl. She also shared the screen with John Cusack in the film The Ice Harvest.

2005 Connie Nielsen was present at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville , that took place in this French city from September 2nd to September 11th

 

2010 Mellem linierne
2010 The Last Word
2009 Tonight at Noon
2009 A Shine of Rainbows
2008 Danny Fricke (2008) (TV)
2007 Battle in Seattle
2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit(6 episodes, 2006)
2006 The Situation
2006 Hallam Foe of David Mackenzie
2006 The Situation of Philip Haas
2005 The Ice Harvest of Harold Ramis
2005 The Great Raid of John Dahl
2004 Return to Sender of Bille August
2004 Brødre of Susanne Bier
2003 Basic of John McTiernan
2004 The Hunted of William Friedkin
2002 Demonlover of Olivier Assayas
2002 One Hour Photo of Mark Romanek
2000 Gladiator of Ridley Scott
2000 Mission to Mars of Brian De Palma
2000 Dark Summer (Innocents) of Gregory Marquette
1998 Soldier of Paul W.S. Anderson
1998 Rushmore of Wes Anderson
1998 Permanent Midnight of David Veloz
1997 The Devil's Advocate of Taylor Hackford
1993 Voyage of John Mackenzie
1993 Le Paradis absolument of Patrick Volson
1991 Vacanze di Natale '91 of Enrico Oldoini
1988 Colletti bianchi of Bruno Cortini
1984 Par où t'es rentré? On t'a pas vu sortir (How Did You Get In? We Didn't See You Leave ) of Philippe Clair