Lize Feryn

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Lize Feryn
Lize Feryn (2016) (cropped).jpg
Lize Feryn in 2016
Born (1993-03-04) 4 March 1993 (age 32)
Deerlijk, Belgium
Occupation(s)Actress, model and author
Years active2012–present

Lize Feryn (born 4 March 1993) is a Belgian actress, model and author of Flemish descent.

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Biography

Lize Feryn earned a degree in artistic secondary education in 2011 in Drama & Diction at the Leuven Lemmens Institute. She also had a part-time arts education in Diction at the Peter Benoit Academy in Harelbeke. She stopped full-time training in Art History as it was incompatible with her work as a model for IMM Models in New York City and Milan. [1]

Feryn played the lead role of Marie Boesman in the drama In Flanders Fields by Jan Matthys. Her character is a 15-years old girl who quickly matures amidst the horrors of the First World War. [2] She was cast in 2011 and performed the role in 2012. The ten-part series aired in January 2014 on the VRT-owned Eén. Based on the series, she wrote the book Dagboek van Marie (Diary of Marie), published in 2014 by Manteau. Her second book, Dagboek van Marie : Brieven van Marie verschenen (Diary of Marie: Letters of Marie) was published in 2014.

Additionally she guest starred in Aspe (as Nathalie Creemers), Vermist (as Denise Klaessens), in the short film Andromeda and in the BBC-historical drama The White Queen as Princess Bona from France. She worked in several musical productions for Harelbeke amateur company Arte Del Sueno. [3]

As a model she participated in several fashion shows for Calvin Klein, United Colors of Benetton, Carlo Pignatelli, Natan and Joanne Vanden Avenne and posed for magazines such as Verena, Marie Claire, Glam*It, Pure and Velvet. [4]

Feryn (right) at IFFI (2016) Jeroen Spitzenberger at the presentation of 'A Real Vermeer' during IFFI-2016.jpg
Feryn (right) at IFFI (2016)

Feryn starred in 2015 in the Flemish Eén television's comedy series "Voor wat hoort wat", directed by Christophe Van Rompuy, about young criminals who must do community services in a nursing home as part of their "reform". [5]

In September 2016 the Dutch period drama A Real Vermeer premiered starring Feryn playing leading lady to Dutch actor Jeroen Spitzenberger.

Feryn starred in #HetIsIngewikkeld, the Flemish remake of the popular Danish dramedy "Splitting Up Together" directed by Lenny Van Wesemael. Here she plays a young married mother of three.

In 2018 Feryn played opposite German stars, Katja Riemann, Oliver Masucci and Samuel Finzi in the film SUBS. Directed by Germany's acclaimed director Oskar Roehler, Feryn plays in German with a Russian accent.

Besides being an actress and model Feryn designs leather goods. In October 2015, together with her sisters Yanne and Mira she grounded their label "Feryn" which produces hand crafted handbags, backpacks, wallets and other such goods.

Filmography

Filmography
YearTitleRoleNotes
2013 The White Queen Princess Bona of France
2013AndromedaSaraShort film
2014De klas van FriedaHerself (subject teacher)Episode 5.2
2014 In Flanders Fields Marie BoesmanProtagonist
2014VermistDenise Klaessens
2014AspeNathalie Creemers
2015Voor wat hoort watAmberProtagonist
2015EchoYunaShort film
2016About a Boy Who Ate an Oakwood ChairTruusShort film
2016 A Real Vermeer Jolanka LakatosProtagonist
2016EmperorCatherine 'The Nun'Post-production
2017#HetIsIngewikkeldValerie
2018 Subs Lana

Publications

References

  1. "De 14 van 2014: Het kan hierna ook gewoon stil blijven" (in Dutch). demorgen.be. 2 January 2014. Retrieved 13 July 2016.
  2. "Lize Feryn in de cast van In Vlaamse velden" (in Dutch). invlaamsevelden.be. Archived from the original on 5 May 2014. Retrieved 13 July 2016.
  3. "Actrice Lize Feryn maakt droomdebuut" (in Dutch). karaat.be. 3 September 2012. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 13 July 2016.
  4. "Lize Feryn Curriculum Vitae" (in Dutch). Vinck & Partners. Archived from the original on 6 January 2014. Retrieved 13 July 2016.
  5. "Twaalf nieuwe titels én een andere huisstijl voor Eén" (in Dutch). De Standaard. 15 August 2015. Retrieved 13 July 2016.