Tommy Kenter

Tommy Kenter was born on Apr 15, 1950 in Denmark. Tommy Kenter's big-screen debut came with Cirkus Buster - Season 3 directed by Niels-Jørgen Kaiser in 1960, strarring Child acrobat. Tommy Kenter is known for A Fortunate Man directed by Bille August, Esben Smed stars as Lykke-Per and Katrine Greis-Rosenthal as Jakobe Salomon. Tommy Kenter has got 5 awards and 4 nominations so far. The most recent award Tommy Kenter achieved is Filmstrip International Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Tommy Kenter plays is Out of the Darkness which will be released on Apr 21, 2022.

Tommy Kenter has an incredible repertoire, and does all sorts of characters, from his goofy character Keld to his hard-of-hearing and very eccentric Fru Kristoff. Although preferably a comedy actor, he showed that he could do serious bits as well with Lad isbjørnene danse (1990). With Per Pallesen as Mathiesen and Tommy's corresponding character Fru Kristoff, he achieved legendary comedy status in the 80s. Just as people thought he was coming to the end of his career, he re-emerged as the fantastic Anton in Fukssvansen (2001), the nosy and very selfish neighbour.