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Ellen Parren

Ellen Parren

Actor · Born 1987-01-01 · Heelsum, Gelderland, Netherlands

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Biography

Ellen Parren (Heelsum, 1987) is a Dutch actress. She graduated in 2009 at the Toneelacademie Maastricht. From 2007 Parren performed with Toneelgroep De Appel. In 2007 she also played a minor role in the feature film Alles is Liefde. Parren played in the television series S1ngle (Dutch broadcaster NET 5), Missie Aarde (Dutch network VPRO) and Jeuk (Dutch network VARA). In 2016 she performed the role of reporter in the satirical TV program Zondag with Lubach. Parren is part of music theater company Circus Treurdier, which made the program TreurTeeVee for VPRO's 3Lab. Desciption above from Wikipedia (nl), the free online encyclopedia. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Full list of contributors on Wikipedia (nl) article Ellen Parren.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Love Is All (2007) — Jonge vrouw
  2. Het gouden uur (2022) — Joelle Walters
  3. I'm Not a Robot (2025) — Lara
  4. Blood, Sweat and Tears (2015) — Sarith Hazi
  5. Flikken Maastricht (2007) — Evelien Smit
  6. Madly in Love (2013)
  7. Máxima (2024) — Doctor Maddy Smeets
  8. Time to Spare (2011) — Touba
  9. The Blood Pact (2017) — Sophie Winter
  10. Klem (2023) — Sophie
  11. Nocturne (2019) — Nina
  12. Moordvrouw (2012) — Serveerster
  13. De Zitting (2022) — Lisa Tsue Chin
  14. Boy Meets Gun (2019) — Gun (voice)
  15. Groenland (2015)
  16. Billy (2018) — Belinda
  17. A Most Annoying Island (2019) — Makelaar
  18. Heer & Meester (2014) — Lara Harteveld
  19. Afterlife (2019) — Evelien
  20. Idyllic (2025) — Psychologist
  21. Jeuk (2014) — Ellen
  22. For Medical Observation (2011)
  23. Missie Aarde (2015) — Svetlana
  24. TreurTeeVee (2017) — Yolanda
  25. The Funeral of the Shy (2017) — Dagboekdame
  26. Lioness (2025) — Barbara
  27. Jack (A Journey to Fulfillment) (2015) — Verkoopster
  28. Papadag (2017) — Alice
  29. Poesjes (2015) — Kaat (voice)
  30. Escape from Albatros (2024) — Simone Beers
  31. Rundfunk: Schwalbe (2026) — Saskia Gans