Where to watch Fanny Louise Bernth in the UK
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Fanny Louise Bernth (born 13 July 1988 in Copenhagen) is a Danish actress who, among other things, plays the wife of the young priest August Krogh in Herrens Veje.
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- Dicte (2013) as Sara
- 2900 Happiness (2007) Assistant Editor
- The New Nurses (2018) as Dorthes mor
- Ride Upon the Storm (2017) as Emilie
- Grow (2020) as Gry
- The Nurse (2023) as Pernille Kurzmann Larsen
- A Horrible Woman (2017) as Maja
- Count to 100 (2004) as Mette
- Agnes II (2023) as Dommer Aagaard
- The Way to Mandalay (2018) as Lisbeth
- Katja's Adventure (1999) as Katja
- Dronning Ingrid (2019) as Karen
- SHIFT! (2017) as Aura
- Boxer (2017) as Karoline
- Fuglenes afgrund (2021) as Liva Wichfeld
- It's So Charming (2021) as Silvia
- Den anden (2018) as Sascha
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Most-watched Fanny Louise Bernth films currently: A Horrible Woman (2017), Count to 100 (2004), The Way to Mandalay (2018), Katja's Adventure (1999), Dronning Ingrid (2019).
What TV shows has Fanny Louise Bernth appeared in?
Selected TV credits: Dicte (2013), 2900 Happiness (2007), The New Nurses (2018), Ride Upon the Storm (2017), Grow (2020).
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