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Louise Peterhoff

b. 1977

Swedish actress, dancer and singer (born 1977)

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Born 1977. Louise Peterhoff is a Swedish actor, dancer, performing artist, singer and film actor.

Louise Peterhoff (born 12 May 1977) is a Swedish actress. She trained for ten years as a ballet dancer at the Royal Swedish Ballet.

She was born on 12 May 1977. Her father's family fled from Estonia in 1944.

She played Elin Hammar in Blue Eyes (2014).

Filmography Films 2019 Midsommar - Hanna 2014 Gentlemen - as Nina Negg 2013 Den som söker - as Lena 2012 Call Girl - as Ulla 1988 Nånting levande åt Lame-Kal - as Annastina

Television 2020 Peacemaker - Rauhantekijä - Emilia Engblom 2018, 2021 Det som göms i snö – as Caijsa Bergholm 2016 Gentlemen & Gangsters - as Nina Negg 2015 The Bridge - as Annika 2014-15 Blue Eyes - as Elin Hammar 2013-14 Äkta människor - as Cloette 2011 Anno 1790 - as Pauline Martin 2003 Skeppsholmen - as Natasha 2002 Spung - as Krista MacCloud

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Who is Louise Peterhoff?

Swedish actress, dancer and singer (born 1977)

When was Louise Peterhoff born?

Louise Peterhoff was born on 12 May 1977 in Oppmanna.

What is Louise Peterhoff's occupation?

Louise Peterhoff is an actor, dancer, performing artist, singer and film actor.

What nationality is Louise Peterhoff?

Louise Peterhoff is Swedish.

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· Wikipedia: Louise Peterhoff

· Wikidata: Q16946426

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