Biography
De Gooyer was raised in a baker's family, born as one half of a fraternal twin. In World War II he worked as an interpreter, initially for the American 101st Airborne, later on for the British Field Security. From 1959 till 1961 de Gooyer studied at an actors school of the UFA in Berlin. In the 1950s, he started a comic duo with Johnny Kraaijkamp. Thanks to their performances on TV, the duo became extremely popular. They split up in the 1970s, when De Gooyer focused more on his film career.
Movies & TV Shows
-
Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) — Town Official
-
Soldier of Orange (1977) — Gestapo Agent Breitner
-
Ciske the Rat (1984) — Rechercheur Muyskens
-
The Wilby Conspiracy (1975) — Van Heerden
-
Darlings! (1984) — Pete Stewart
-
The Dress (1996) — Martin
-
Hitting the Fan! (1986) — Pete Stewart
-
Filmpje! (1995) — Don Gorgonzola
-
Auf Achse (1980) — van Haaren
-
High Heels, Real Love (1981) — Semijns Roggeveen / Arie Snoek
-
Two Queens and One Consort (1981) — Laernoes
-
The Good Hope (1986) — Clemens Bos
-
Evenings (1989) — Vader
-
Fatal Error (1979) — Henk Grijpstra
-
Brainwashed (1960) — Secretary (uncredited)
-
The Rattle Rat (1987) — Adjudant Grijpstra
-
Naked Over the Fence (1973) — Rick Lemming
-
A Flight of Rainbirds (1981) — Bovenmeester
-
Death in the Shadows (1985) — Bob Jaspers
-
Scratches in the Table (1998) — Opa
-
Shadow of Victory (1986) — Vos
-
The Burglar (1972) — Willem "Glimmie" Burg
-
A Time to Die (1982) — SS Officer
- Seth & Fiona (1994)
-
Sabine (1982) — Nick
-
Black Rider (1983) — Rinus IJzerman
-
The Astonishing Adventures of Willem Parel (1955) — Pianist
-
Last Call (1995) — Willem 'Uli' Bouwmeester
-
Happy End (2009) — Zwart
- The Mantle of Love (1978) — Cor
-
Rififi in Amsterdam (1962) — De Bijenkorf
-
The World of Simon Carmiggelt (1983) — Koos
-
Rufus (1975) — Rufus
-
The White Slave (1969) — Charles Dubois
-
Melancholy Tales (1975) — Postbode (segment "Een winkelier keert niet weerom")
-
De Brekers (1985) — Peek
-
For better and for worse (1991) — Fred Schuit
-
No Panic (1973) — Rijk
-
The Forbidden Bacchanal (1981) — Kerrie-Kees van Heesteren
-
Polonaise (1989) — Zwart