Jules Deelder

Acting

Jules Deelder

Born — Died

1944-11-24 — 2019-12-19

Known for

Acting

Credits

12 titles

Justus Anton (Jules) Deelder, often also publishing under the name J.A. Deelder (Rotterdam, 24 November 1944 – Rotterdam, 19 December 2019) was a Dutch poet, performance artist, and writer.

Known for

Scene of the Crime poster
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Tatort is a long-running German/Austrian/Swiss crime television series set in various parts of these countries. The show is broadcast on the channels of ARD in Germany, ORF in Austria and SF1 in Switzerland.

Scene of the Crime

1970

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Apocrief Bcd

2005

Unknown Brood poster
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“When I do my suicide for you, I hope you’ll miss me too,” Herman Brood sang in “Rock ‘n’ Roll Junkie” – just one of many announcements of his own death Brood worked into his songs. It’s a subject Brood, who jumped off the roof of the Amsterdam Hilton 15 years ago, often sang about. In Unknown Brood, a whole range of people look back on the rock and roller’s turbulent life, including fellow musicians, his manager, a former girlfriend, photographer Anton Corbijn, Brood’s wife and their daughter. Video footage shot by Brood himself and never seen before is intercut with a rich collection of archive material, including a humorous clip of Brood barking the Dutch national anthem. His sister Beppie Brood stresses her brother’s split personality: on the one hand the shy, vulnerable man wary of other people, and on the other the one who played Herman Brood – an extravagant, hedonistic junkie and rock and roll star.

Unknown Brood

2016

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A celebration of 100 years of Sparta Rotterdam's classic stadium.

100 jaar Het Kasteel

2016

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Video registration of the theatre show "Deelder Leeft" by Jules Deelder, Dutch author, performer and Rotterdam "night mayor".

DVDeelder

2001

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This Documentary provides an inside view into the life of up-tempo Poet, writer, drug-abuser and Jazz DJ Jules Deelder. The film takes us from jazz-festival to jazz-festival. There he plays his impressive and rare collections of records, mostly for himself and with some disregard for his audience. Jules Deelder provides us with an interesting view on jazz when it was at its popularity peak. This is inter-cut with interviews of his closest friends, colleagues, musicians and contemporary poets. The essence of Jules Deelder, a man of many words but one whom is hard to understand/grasp, is best captured in the dramatically styled 8mm black an white footage used in the film.

Jules Deelder: Jazz Is My Religion

2006

Film credits

2010s · 2 titles

2000s · 5 titles

Series credits

Behind the camera