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Hanna van Vliet

Hanna van Vliet

Actor · Born 1992-06-06 · Gorinchem, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

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Biography

Hanna van Vliet graduated in Drama and Contemporary Music Theatre at the Amsterdam University of the Arts in 2014. For ANNE+, irrepsective of acting, Hanna contributes as co-creator. She can be seen in various films like Oh Baby, Broers, Ron Goossens Low-Budget Stuntman, and the Netlix show Toon. In the 2021 movie Quicksand she plays the leading part. In addition to her work for film, she works in theatre on a regular basis. She played leading roles in the musicals De Tweeling, Fiddler on the Roof and Pippi Longstockings. She got nominated for a Musical Award for Best Actress twice. Hanna is an advocate for a broad representation of queer roles and female leads in the Dutch film and tv landscape. For her role in ANNE+ she got nominated for a Golden Calf in the category Best Actress in a drama series at the Netherlands Film Festival 2020.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. A Small Light (2023) — Frieda
  2. Anne+: The Film (2021) — Anne
  3. Ron Goossens, Low Budget Stuntman (2017) — Winnie
  4. Code Blue (2011) — Cashier
  5. Lost Transport (2022) — Simone
  6. ANNE+ (2018) — Anne van Zantvoort
  7. Toon (2016) — Becky
  8. Brothers (2017) — Jet
  9. Best Friends (2007) — Gwen Winter
  10. Moordvrouw (2012)
  11. Danni Lowinski (2013) — Tessa van Bree
  12. Jimpa (2026) — Roosje, Bartender
  13. Modern Love Amsterdam (2022) — Naomi
  14. Quicksand (2021) — Suze
  15. Oh Baby (2017) — Lucy
  16. Boerderij van Dorst (2021) — Self - Guest
  17. Dag & Nacht (2023) — Elise Elders
  18. The Burden (2019)
  19. The Most Dangerous Roads in the World (2016)
  20. Matthijs gaat door (2020) — Self
  21. Mag ik je aanraken? (2023) — Self
  22. Lesbian Simulator (2025)
  23. Forget All You Know (About Aliens) (2025)
  24. A Day in The Life of a Female Frame (2023) — Maquette vrouw
  25. Nieuw Zeer (2020)
  26. Childhood Dreams (2023) — Carla
  27. Hideous Henk (2022) — Michellefer (voice)
  28. Ik val niet, ik dans (2025) — Emma Maas
  29. Ruby (2025) — Sylvie Van Der Kolk