Wim van der Grijn
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Wim van der Grijn (1946) is a Dutch actor. He graduated from the Amsterdam 'Toneelschool' in 1967. After five years as an actor/director at theatre company ' Toneelgroep Centrum', his interest in Eastern mysticism led him to visit countries such as Turkey, Persia, Afghanistan, Nepal and India. He returned in 1973 and resumed his acting career. He was associated with 'Toneelgroep Globe' for several years and was awarded a Louis d'Or for his role of Kees de Jongen in the play of the same name by Gerben Hellinga (1970/71), and the Cor Hermus Prize for his role in 'Lear' by Edward Bond.
Known for
Credits
Character (1997)
as 2e Inspecteur
De nietsnut (1994)
as Wilbert Kieft
Mensch Durf Te Leven (1980)
as Tjakko Kuiper
Broken Mirrors (1984)
as Studenten
To Play or to Die (1990)
as Father
The Mantle of Love (1978)
as Cyclist
Lucifer (1981)
as Lucifer
De Overloper (2012)
as Minister Wijnants
Broken Red (2005)
as Johannes Vinck
Heading for England (1992)
as Leraar Duits