Johanna ter Steege

Johanna ter Steege (2008)

Johanna ter Steege (born May 10, 1961 in Wierden ) is a Dutch actress .

life and career

Johanna ter Steege began her career by studying at the University of Dramatic Art in Kampen from 1979 to 1984 and became an acting teacher. From 1984 to 1988 she trained as a stage actress at the drama school in Arnhem . Since 1988 she has played regularly in films and won a Felix for her first supporting role . The first international work followed. She played under directors such as Robert Altman , István Szabó and Bruce Beresford . In the mid-1990s she was hired by Stanley Kubrick for the lead role in his planned Auschwitz drama, which was postponed after Steven Spielberg released his film Schindler's List (1993). Work on it was never resumed.

Ter Steege has been married to Jan Obbeek since 1995 and had a daughter in 1998 who has also appeared in films.

Filmography (selection)

• 1988: disappeared without a trace (Spoorloos) ; Director: GEORGE SLUIZER
• 1990: Vincent and Theo (Vincent & Theo) ; Director: Robert Altman
• 1991: I don't hear the guitar anymore (J'entends plus la guitare) ; Directed by Philippe Garrel
• 1991: The Magic of Venus (Meeting Venus) ; Directed by István Szabó
• 1992: Sweet Emma, ​​dear Böbe (Édes Emma, ​​drága Böbe - vázlatok, aktok) ; Directed by István Szabó
• 1993: When love ignites (La Naissance de l'amour) ; Directed by Philippe Garrel
• 1994: Ludwig van B. - My immortal beloved ( Immortal Beloved ); Director: Bernard Rose
• 1995: Goodbye (Tot Ziens) ; Director: Heddy Honigmann
• 1996: Le Coeur fantôme; Directed by Philippe Garrel
• 1997: Forever and Always ; Director: Hark Bohm
• 1997: Paradise Road ; Director: Bruce Beresford
• 1999: Rembrandt ; Directed by Charles Matton
• 1999: Een vrouw van het noorden; Director: Frans Weisz
• 2000: Mariken ; Director: André van Duren
• 2001: Passing Future - 3 solos; Director: Clara van Gool
• 2002: the year of the first kisses ; Director: Kai Wessel
• 2003: Beyond the Moon (Verder dan de maan)
• 2004: Sergeant Pepper ; Director: Sandra Nettelbeck
• 2005: Strange in my own life (Guernsey) ; Director: Nanouk Leopold
• 2005: Another zijn geluk; Director: Fien Troch
• 2007: The Indian Summer (L'été indien) ; Director: Alain Raoust
• 2007: Last Conversation; Director: Noud Heerkens
• 2009: L'insurgée; Director: Laurent Perreau
• 2010: Tirza; Director: Rudolf van den Berg
• 2011: Isztambul; Director: Ferenc Török
• 2012: Strong girls don't cry (eighth groepers huilen niet) ; Director: Dennis Bots
• 2012: Lilet Never Happened; Director: Jacco Groen
• 2014: À la vie; Director: Jean-Jacques Zilbermann
• 2015: Het mooiste wat er is; Director: Danyael Sugawara
• 2016: History's Future; Director: Fiona Tan
• 2018: What Doesn't Kill Us; Director: Sandra Nettelbeck

Awards

• 1988 - European Film Award Felix
• 1993 - Berlinale camera at the Berlinale 1993
• 1995 - Special prize at the Locarno film festival
• 1996 - Special prize at the Locarno film festival

Web links

• Johanna ter Steege in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Films by Johanna ter Steege with German distribution titles
• Filmography by Johanna ter Steege in: The New York Times