Lone Hertz was born in 1939 in København, Danmark. Lone Hertz is the daughter of mr. Kay Bernhard Hertz (1908 - 2001), and his wife, Arnolda inspector of south greenland Viola Gress Aistrup (1911 - 1998). As a child she was three years bal... (Full Biography Below)
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Lone Hertz was born in 1939 in København, Danmark. Lone Hertz is the daughter of mr. Kay Bernhard Hertz (1908 - 2001), and his wife, Arnolda inspector of south greenland Viola Gress Aistrup (1911 - 1998). As a child she was three years balletbarn at The Royal Danish Theatre ballet school. Together with Kirsten Andersen, Bjarne Kitter and Mike Højgaard she was the filmbørn and toured also with solar city Scene. She also recorded records with "the Fish Osvald", "Swingprinsessen" and "Skovhusets sinister figures". And she made her debut at The Royal Theatre in 1949 as the Little Sarah in "Within the walls". She left high school at the age of 17 to start as Pockets-the girl and made his debut in december 1956 at the ABC Theatre in a revue with Kjeld Petersen and Dirch Passer. She had a small beautiful song and should just go out and into the panties and see the nice out. It was for five years as Lommerpige at the ABC Theatre in the years 1956-1961. It was both a happy and motley affair, as bl. a. led to his son, Steen Stig Lommer as she got together with director Stig Lommer (19-06-1907 - 28-06-1976). In 1958 she got her career's biggest failure as Polly in "rags" at the Aveny Teatret, where she was employed from 1961 to 1965. She was educated at Privatteatrenes elevskole 1960-61. Lone Hertz appeared in the "Lulus Gazebo" in Gilleleje with the Volmer-Sørensen's "Solskinsvise". His major breakthrough as an actress, she was in 1964 as Hedvig in "the wild duck" at the Aalborg Theater. She had since the roles of f.ex. as Jane, in "Developments", Nora in "A doll's house" at Folketeatret, Jeanne d'Arc in "the Lark", Hilde in "the master Builder Solness", Rosalinde in "As one pleases" and the woman in "the Century kærlighedseventyr". She was employed by The Royal Theatre 1968-73 as well as in 1975 and played here, on fol.a. Ellen in "Skærmydsler" and Agnes in "Fruentimmerskolen". She aroused opmærksohed with nøgenscener in the "Wonderful bitch" in 1975. On TV she had roles as a dramatic actress in Ionescos ”Enetime” and Its ”Stuepigerne”. And within cabaretgenren, she appeared on his brother Tony Buddy's cabaret. Her first roles were as barnestjerne in the "Keep your fingers from the mother" and "Our fourth father". She is remembered for the role of Tine in the film of the same name, which gave her a Bodil. It was during the recordings for this, that she – on his 25th birthday – was Clara Pontoppidans fødselsdagslegat to be one of the most talented young Danish actresses. In addition, she had bl.a. tiltelrollen in operettefilmen "Frk. Nitouche" and the role of Klara in "Summer in Tyrol". In the years 1962 to 1975 she lived with the actor Axel Strøbye. Together they had a daughter Micaëla and his son Tomas. Some of the things that have turned up and down in her life was when she, in 1966 became the mother to her mentally challenged son Tomas Strøbye (20-02-1966). He developed never for a normally functioning human being with the spoken language and the ability to live life as other normal people. In the years thereafter showed herself in public as a mother who struggled with life and soul in order to better the conditions of the developmentally disabled and their families. In 1981 she made the movie about "Tomas, a child you cannot reach" and she wrote the book "Sisyfosbreve". From 1978 she was few with the engineer, director Sven Erik Lindhardt (24-05-1942). In the late 1970s she began a university course and in 1980, she chose to leave the limelight along with the Malene Schwarz to become the director of Bristol Theatre until 1982 and the Aveny Theatre, 1982-1984. In 1984 she became the principal of the national theatre School, which position she held until 1990. At the national theatre School, she was introduced in the fourth year for the actors, directors and set designers. In the years 1988-91, she was a member of the Teaterrådet. By 1990ernes beginning of the year she said the theatre and the movie goodbye. In 1993 and 94 voice she The New Testament for The Danish Bibelselskab and Danmarks Radio. And she began to take off in village halls, menighedshuse, kirkesale and libraries, where she held lectures and bibeloplæsninger. In 1965, she was named as the Aarhus Students ' Æreskunstner and even before she turned 30, she was rewarded with both Teaterpokalen in 1965 and Henkel Prize in 1967. In addition to Bodil award for starring in "Tine" she got a Bodil in 1967 for the starring role in "Unfaithful" as well as a Bodil as a director for his documentary "Tomas - a child you cannot reach". She is the sister of actress Helle Hertz and cabaret artist Tony Buddy.
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