Koen De Bouw Biography, Age, Wife, Movies And Interview

Koen De Bouw Biography

Koen De Bouw is a Flemish actor.  He Studied acting at Studio Herman Teirlinck in Antwerp, Belgium and graduated in 1987.  From 1995 to 1996, he made his success in Belgium with his role of serial killer Stef Tavernier in the TV-series Wittekerke.

He was the protagonist in the thriller The Alzheimer Case in 2003. In 2005, he played the main character in movies as De Indringer en Verlengd weekend, he then left to Cuba for three months for the takes of Koning van de wereld. From January 2006, he worked at the cinema movie Stormforce and Dossier K., the successor of The Alzheimer Case. In 2008 he featured in the original version of the movie Loft, in the meanwhile in Germany he cooperated in Love Hurts and Falling Rocks directed by Peter Keglevic.

He is also active in theatre, he regularly made shows together with Jan Decorte in Het Toneelhuis. In the Raamtheater he appeared in the play Trojaanse Vrouwen and Una Giornate Particolare, interpreting a tormented homosexual under the strict regime of Mussolini. He presented the gardening program Green Fingers on vtm from 2007 to 2011.

Koen De Bouw Age

He was born on 30 September 1964 in Turnhout, Belgium. He is 53 years old as of 2018.

Koen De Bouw Wife

He is married to Chantal Leyers. The couple has two sons, Jolan and Xander.

Koen De Bouw Height

He is  1.8 (5 ’11”) metres tall.

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Koen De Bouw Movies

  • The Alzheimer Case
  • Loft
  • The Verdict
  • Dossier K.
  • Brasserie Romantiek
  • Brother
  • Madly in Love
  • The Intruder
  • Stormforce
  • Missing Persons Unit
  • De Premier
  • Lijmen/Het Been
  • Control
  • Han de Wit
  • Coffee
  • Shades
  • Science Fiction
  • Koning van de wereld

Koen De Bouw Professor T

Eccentric professor and criminologist Jasper Teerlinck is an adviser to the police.
Language: Dutch

Koen De Bouw De Premier

In order to secure his release after being kidnapped, the Belgian prime minister must assassinate the president of the USA.

Initial release: 26 October 2016 (Belgium)
Director: Erik Van Looy
Music composed by: Merlijn Snitker
Screenplay: Erik Van Looy, Carl Joos
Producers: Rachel van Bommel, Hilde De Laere

Koen De Bouw Dossier K.

Belgian police detectives Eric Vincke (Koen De Bouw) and Freddy Verstuyft (Werner De Smedt) clash with the Albanian mob in this sequel to “The Memory of a Killer.” In Antwerp, an execution-style murder leads the detectives to suspect the involvement of organized crime. An interview with kingpin Shehu Ramiz (R. Kan Albay) offers few leads. But, as Vincke and Verstuyft dig deeper into the mystery, they find themselves drawn into an ancient and deadly criminal world.

Initial release: 9 December 2009
Director: Jan Verheyen
Film series: Vincke & Verstuyft trilogy
Story by: Jef Geeraerts
Screenplay: Jan Verheyen, Erik Van Looy, Carl Joos

Koen De Bouw Brasserie Romantiek

On Valentine’s Day, Pascaline’s lover appears and whisks her away to Buenos Aires; Rose tells her husband she has a lover; Mia makes plans to commit suicide, until a waiter courts her.

Initial release: 19 December 2012 (Belgium)
Director: Joël Vanhoebrouck
Initial DVD release: 23 April 2013 (Netherlands)
Music composed by: Tuur Florizoone
Screenplay: Jean-Claude van Rijckeghem, Pat van Beirs

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Koen De Bouw about the future

Koen De Bouw Interview

Koen De Bouw about his new life in Hollywood: “This is an exercise in humility”

The actor is working on an international career, and there is also an occasional setback

Since he plays a leading role in the The Last Tycoon, Koen De Bouw hibernates in Los Angeles. He experiences the shaky The American Dream . Yet his love for Hollywood, that crazy microcosm, continues to grow.

We meet in Los Angeles. Where his trailer and temporary residence are. A lot has changed since the last time we saw each other. Are it the palm trees, the own trailer or the extra year on the counter? But Koen looks relaxed and jokes. He has done his research. To the work of the photographer and also my previous interviews. Confidential issues? He admits it all. That he is a difficult person, the press rather at a distance than close and that Hollywood is indeed under his skin.

Source: https://www.demorgen.be

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