Jacques Bessenger’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro South African actor
Is Actor
From South Africa
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio
Gender male

Jacques Bessenger is ‘n Suid-Afrikaanse akteur. Hy is bekend vir sy rol as Renier de Kock in die SAUK2 se drama-reeks, Erfsondes (2009–2012). Hy het ook die rol van Matthew Dekker in die SAUK2 se mini-reeks, Huis van Liefde, in Maart 2008 vertolk.

Filmografie

Rolprente:

  • Verraaiers, 2013 as Robert Machlachlan
  • Wolwedans in die skemer, 2012 as Armand
  • Ballade vir ‘n Enkeling, 2015 as Jan-Paul (senior)

TV-optredes:

  • Erfsondes, 2009 tot 2012 as Renier de Kock
  • Huis van Liefde, 2008 as Matthew Dekker
  • Song vir Katryn (TV-drama), 2008 as Mossie

Eksterne skakels

  • Tuis saam met Jacques Bessenger op YouTube
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