Iwein Segers is a multifaceted Belgian actor, whose career has traversed various creative realms. Initially, he honed his skills as a stand-up comedian and cabaretier, and as a music enthusiast, he has always been inclined to play instruments. However, his focus has recently shifted towards acting.
Iwein's breakthrough came in 2012, when he landed his first significant role in a feature film, playing the character of Speck in "Tot Altijd" (also known as "Time of My Life"). Concurrently, he appeared in two television series, "Vermist," portraying a former sect member, and "Deadline 14/10," where he took on the role of an extreme-right politician. In the same year, he continued to make a mark in the television world, appearing in "Deadline 14/10" and "Deadline 25/5."
In 2013, Iwein starred in two feature films directed by Daniel Lambo, "Traumland" and "Los Flamencos," and also appeared in the television series "Crème de la Crème." His impressive range and versatility have earned him recognition as a talented actor who can effortlessly assume various characters.
Beyond his acting endeavors, Iwein has also ventured into voice acting, lending his voice to Fozzie Bear in the Flemish version of "The Muppets." Since September 2012, he has been hosting the popular Flemish cooking show "Komen Eten," which is inspired by the British program "Come Dine with Me."
Throughout his relatively short yet illustrious career, Iwein Segers has demonstrated his ability to tackle a wide array of characters and roles, solidifying his reputation as a skilled and adaptable actor.
Fluent in his native Flemish, French, and English, Iwein's linguistic abilities have undoubtedly contributed to his success in the acting world.
