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Johnny de Mol

John Carel de Mol (born 12 January 1979 in Laren) is a Dutch actor and presenter. He is the son of John de Mol Jr. and Willeke Alberti.

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
2002 Oysters at Nam Kee's Otto
2003 Boy Ecury Ewoud
2003 The Emperor's Wife Thembe
2004 Cool! Prof
2004 Simon Floris
2004 Erik of het klein insectenboek Verkennermier
2004 06/05 Redacteur NRC, John
2005 Vet hard Peter
2005 Een ingewikkeld verhaal, eenvoudig verteld TomShort
2005 Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo Canadian College Kid
2005 Eilandgasten Tom
2005 Johan Johnny Dros
2006 Ik Omhels Je Met 1000 Armen Thijm
2006 Black Book Theodore
2006-2007 Van Speijk Off. Jeroen van Veen26 episodes
2008 Vox populi Sjef
2010 Penoza Johan Kruimel8 episodes
2011Tunnelvision
2011Verborgen GebrekenSem Vos8 episodes
2011Patatje OorlogThomas
2012 Van God Los Daan DekkersEpisode: "Babyshower"
2013ValentinoDavid
2013Crimi Clowns: De MovieWesley Tersago
2013SmoorverliefdMathias
2016Woezel & Pip Op zoek naar de Sloddervos!MolletjeVoice
2016Crimi Clowns 2.0: UitschotWesley


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