Thure Lindhardt
Danish actor in 'Into the Wild'
Born
December 24th, 1974
50 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Denmark
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Born in 1974, an accomplished actor within Danish cinema, with a prominent presence in both film and television. Gained recognition for roles in productions such as 'Into the Wild', where portrayal of Lars played a significant role in the film's narrative. Worked in various acclaimed Danish television series, contributing to the growth of storytelling in modern media. Participated in theatrical performances, showcasing versatility and depth in character portrayal.
Portrayed Lars in 'Into the Wild'
Starred in 'The Bridge'
Lead role in 'Angels & Demons'
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