Lene Maria Christensen
Acting
Born 1972-04-10
Hillerød, Danmark
51 credits
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Lene Maria Christensen (born 10 April 1972 in Hillerød) is a Danish actress.
Graduating from the Danish National School of Theatre in 1999, she works regularly in theatre, film, and television. She gained recognition in cinema for her roles in Terribly Happy (Frygtelig lykkelig, 2008) and A Family (En familie, 2011), performances that earned her several Bodil and Robert Awards for Best Actress. On television, her role in the drama series The Legacy (Arvingerne) won her a Robert Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Television Role.
From 2020 onward, she continued her career with the thriller The Exception (Undtagelsen, 2020) and distinguished herself in the drama Rose (2022), which earned her both a Bodil Award and a Robert Award for Best Supporting Actress. She also appeared in the films Unruly (Ustyrlig, 2022), Kingmaker (Mørkeland, 2024), and Honey (2025). On television, she featured in the series The Dreamer - Becoming Karen Blixen (2022), The Orchestra (Orkestret, 2024), and Uniformen (2026).
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Filmography
Spørg Charlie
Tæt på sandheden
Dicte
Defense
The Legacy
Face to Face
Friheden
Far from Las Vegas
ZULU Comedy Galla
Uniformen
Live from Bremen
The Dreamer: Becoming Karen Blixen
The Orchestra
Lulu & Leon
Jul i Valhal
Beneath the Surface
Deliver Us
Meyerheim & stjernerne
Unruly
Small Town Killers
Danefæ
The Chosen 7
Home
Marie Kroyer
The Exception
Honey
My Sister's Kids
Brothers
Big Plans!
Summer of '92
Rose
Fidibus
Three of a Kind
Kingmaker
Halalabad Blues
Terribly Happy
A Family
Scener efter et selvmord
Nynne
Northwest
Almost Perfect
Old, New, Borrowed and Blue
Heritage
Sverige er fantastisk
The Three Musketeers
Pound for Pound
The Cartel
Offscreen
From Above
The Gold of Valhalla
Tam Tam i Glassalen
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