Thorkild Roose
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
- Acting
- Born
- 1874-10-09 · Kolding, Denmark
- Died
- 1961-06-06
Known for
- Day of Wrath (1943) — Rev. Absalon Pederssøn (uncredited)
- Billet mrk. (1946) — Overretssagfører Henrik Martens
- While the Gate was Locked (1948)
- Church and organ (1932) — Forgældet herremand
- The Two Convicts (1912)
- Thru Trials to Victory (1911)
- The Black Chancellor (1912) — Rigskansler von Rallenstein
- Thorkild Roose (1949)
- A Golden Heart (1914) — Grant - Banker
- Midsummer-Time (1912)
- I Shall Revenge (1914)
- Lady Mary's Love (1911) — Grev Rantzau, Vibekes forlovede
- The Girl Behind the Counter (1911) — Geheimraaden