Raymond Thiry
Biography
Raymond Thiry is a Dutch actor born in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands on September 29, 1959. He began his career in theatre in 1987 with his own theatre group, Alex d'Electrique. He has 102 known acting credits in film and television. After appearing in several prime-time television series, he starred in the 2006 art house film Langer Licht, directed by David Lammers, for which he received a Golden Calf nomination at the Dutch Film Festival. In 2009, he won the Golden Calf award for his work in Oorlogswinter, also known as Winter in Wartime, directed by Martin Koolhoven. His subsequent career includes roles in various feature films and television projects.
Career overview
Raymond Thiry is a Dutch actor born on September 29, 1959, in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands. He began his career in theatre in 1987 with his own theatre group, Alex d'Electrique, which was a well-known group that achieved success at various festivals and in theatres throughout the Netherlands and Germany. After appearing in several prime time television series, he transitioned into feature films.
In 2006, he starred in the art house film Langer Licht, directed by David Lammers, for which he received a Golden Calf nomination at the Dutch Film Festival. Later, in 2009, he won the same award for his work in Oorlogswinter, also known as Winter in Wartime, directed by Martin Koolhoven. With a career spanning television and feature films, Raymond Thiry has accumulated 102 known acting credits on the Movie Database.
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102 titles- EB (2026) as Jan
- BASTA (2026) as Ton Harmsen
- Rippers (2026) as Guus
- Het Diner (2026) as Self - Presenter
- Met oprechte deelneming (2026)
- La Petite Mort (2026) as Baltazar
- Amsterdam Empire (2025) as Guido Dekkers
- Almost Cops (2025) as bank robber
- De Freek tapes (2025) as Buurman Cor
- Revenge (2025) as Kees van de Raaf
- BUNGELEN (2025) as Chris
- Moresnet (2024) as Dr. Viktor Møller
- Invasion (2024) as John Brouwer
- The Hunt for Meral Ö. (2024) as Derk Pont
- White Flash (2024) as Toon
- Ferry: The Series (2023) as John Zwart
- Crypto Boy (2023) as Ger
- The Man from Rome (2023)
- Wrinkles of Her Smile (2023)
- The Net – Promised Land (2022) as Jean Leco
- The Net – Prometheus (2022) as Jean Leco
- Trappers (2022) as Self - Narrator (voice)
- Swanenburg (2021) as Willem Jan van Lunenborgh
- Quo Vadis, Aida? (2021) as Sergeant-major Franken
- Ferry (2021) as John Zwart
- Night by Night (2021)
- Todesurteil - Nemez und Sneijder ermitteln (2021) as Maarten S. Sneijder
- Retter der Meere - Tödliche Strandung (2021) as Aigner
- Dwaalspoor (2021) as Ron
- Doodstil (2020) as Luther
- Undercover (2019) as John Zwart
- Midnight Jazz (2019)
- Penoza: The Final Chapter (2019) as Nicolaas Luther
- The Club of Ugly Children (2019) as Former dictator
- Promise of Pisa (2019) as Benno Salomons
- Todesfrist – Nemez und Sneijder ermitteln (2019) as Maarten S. Sneijder
- The Resistance Banker (2018) as Van den Berg
- LOIS (2018) as Ramon
- The Conductor (2018) as Father Antonia
- Amsterdam Undercover: Death in the Princes' Canal (2018) as Koning
- My Foolish Heart (2018) as Simon
- Amsterdam Undercover: Risen from the dead (2018) as Koning
- De Mannentester (2017) as Arnaud
- Interlude in Prague (2017) as Jakub
- Lovin' Amsterdam (2017) as Willem van Dijk
- Roodkapje: Een modern sprookje (2017) as Wolf
- Spaak (2017)
- A Man Falls from the Sky (2017) as Ton
- A Real Vermeer (2016) as The Prosecutor
- Nacht van de Fanfare (2016) as David
- Black Tulip (2015) as Sacha Weems
- Missie Aarde (2015) as Reibek
- The Paradise Suite (2015) as Maarten
- Rotor (2015) as Nightwatchman
- Sword of D'Artagnan (2015) as Artagnan
- The Little Gangster (2015)
- Cat and Mouse (2015)
- Blood, Sweat and Tears (2015) as Joop Hazes
- Parnassus (2015) as Robert
- Between 10 and 12 (2015) as Father Gerard
- Dans met de Duivel (2015)
- Celblok H (2014) as Ben Stolk
- Het Verborgen Eiland (2014) as Ritsaert
- Painkillers (2014) as Robert van Laren
- Bros Before Hos (2013) as Detectieve
- Under the Influence (2013) as Marcus
- Wolf (2013) as Ben
- Toegetakeld door de Liefde (2013) as Arie
- Even Cowboys Get to Cry (2013) as Father
- A Long Story (2013) as Ward
- Moordvrouw (2012) as Martin Vergeer
- Black Out (2012) as Jos Vreeswijk
- The Secrets of Barslet (2012) as Douwe Bouwman
- Godforsaken True Killers (2011) as Arie
- Amsterdam Paradise (2011) as Alex Bothof
- Sonny Boy (2011) as Huisbaas
- Lotus (2011) as Ben
- Penoza (2010) as Nicolaas Luther
- Loft (2010) as Male Interrogator
- De Troon (2010) as Thorbecke
- Het bezoek (2010) as Erik
- The Evocation of Sadness (2010)
- Tunnelvision (2010)
- Alex in Amsterdam (2009)
- Whitefish (2009) as Ad
- Winter in Wartime (2008) as Johan van Beusekom
- Deadline (NL) (2008)
- Vera (2008)
- The Letter for the King (2008) as Tiuri the Brave
- Making of Oorlogswinter (2008) as Self
- Tiramisu (2008) as Taxi Driver
- Together Again (2008)
- Flikken Maastricht (2007) as Bennie Thielen
- Basta (2007) as Evil neighbour
- Dennis P. (2007) as Danny
- Spoorloos verdwenen (2006) as Johan Blok
- Van Speijk (2006)
- Northern Light (2006) as Lucien
- Keyzer & De Boer Advocaten (2005) as Frits Koper
- Misdaad gezocht (2002) as Gert-Jan van Rossum
- Venus in Furs (1994)
- Drone as Victor
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Raymond Thiry best known for?
Raymond Thiry is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Agustina of Aragon (1950), The Stone Cross (1968), Almost Cops (2025), Ferry: The Series (2023).
When and where was Raymond Thiry born?
Raymond Thiry was born on September 29, 1959 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands.
How many credits does Raymond Thiry have?
Raymond Thiry has accumulated over 102 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1994 to 2026.
What is Raymond Thiry's background in cinema and television?
Raymond Thiry is a Dutch actor born in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands on September 29, 1959. He began his career in theatre in 1987 with his own theatre group, Alex d'Electrique. He has 102 known acting credits in film and television. After appearing in several prime-time television series, he starred in the 200...