Jeroen Krabbé

Jeroen Aart Krabbé trained as an actor and began his career on stage. He made his breakthrough in film with Soldier of Orange, followed by The Fourth Man, which established him as a leading man in Dutch cinema. Krabbé then appeared in several high-profile films, including The Living Daylights, where he played the villainous General Georgi Koskov, and The Prince of Tides, The Fugitive, and Immortal Beloved, showcasing his range in various roles. In addition to acting, Krabbé also ventured into directing with his 1998 film Left Luggage, which received critical attention and earned a nomination for the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival.