Egbert Jan, a talented individual, was born in the city of Groningen in the year 1981. His journey in the world of performing arts began when he enrolled in the Theatre School in Groningen, where he spent four years honing his craft.
As he entered adulthood, Egbert Jan made his professional debut at the tender age of 18 in the television production "Uitgesloten". This captivating drama told the story of a young boy who is excluded from the Jehova's Witness parish. His portrayal of Jonathan Stork earned him a nomination for the prestigious Golden Calf award, the highest honor in Dutch cinema.
Throughout his career, Egbert Jan has appeared in a multitude of theatre productions, television series, and small film projects. Some of his notable roles include supporting parts in "Finals" (2000) and "Baantjer" (1995),as well as the 2003 film "Anderland", directed by Arne Toonen. His versatility and range have made him a highly sought-after actor in the Dutch entertainment industry.
When he's not on set, Egbert Jan can be found pursuing his passion for sailing. He resides in the vibrant city of Amsterdam, where he continues to make a name for himself in the world of acting.
