Thorkild Roose
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Roose was a Danish actor most prevalent during the golden age of Danish cinema (1910s-1920s). He studied under Emmanuel Larsen and made his debut at Aarhus Teater in October of 1901 playing Leander in a play based on the comedy 'Julestuen' (Jule-Stue – Comoedie udi een Act), written by Ludvig Holberg.
Known for
Credits
Day of Wrath (1943)
as Rev. Absalon Pederssøn (uncredited)
Thru Trials to Victory (1911)
Actor
While the Gate was Locked (1948)
Actor
The Girl Behind the Counter (1911)
as Geheimraaden
The Two Convicts (1912)
Actor
A Golden Heart (1914)
as Grant - Banker
Church and organ (1932)
as Forgældet herremand
I Shall Revenge (1914)
Actor
Billet mrk. (1946)
as Overretssagfører Henrik Martens
Midsummer-Time (1912)
Actor
Thorkild Roose (1949)
Actor
The Black Chancellor (1912)
as Rigskansler von Rallenstein
Lady Mary's Love (1911)
as Grev Rantzau, Vibekes forlovede