Bodil Kjer
Bodil Kjer (2 September 1917 – 1 February 2003) was a Danish actress whose talent and charisma earned her status as a Primadonna and the title of first lady of Danish theater. Kjer's leading roles reflect the span of Denmark's modern cinema: such as the artistic maturity of the war-torn 1940s in Jenny and the Soldier, the light-hearted romance of the 1950s and 1960s in Mød mig på Cassiopeia, the action drama of the 1970s in Strømer, and the modern epic tale in Babette's Feast (1987). Denmark's highest film prize, the Bodil Awards, were named in honor of Kjer and Bodil Ipsen. Kjer twice received her namesake award for Best Actress (1948, 1952) and once for Best Supporting Actress (1977). In 1997, she accepted an honorary Bodil for lifetime achievement.
Babette's Feast
(Filippa)
The Sunset Boys
(Marianne Haas)
Meet Me on Cassiopeia
(Musen Polyhymnia)
Tag til Rønneby kro
(Anne Lise)
The Missing Clerk
(Fru Amsted)
Far skal giftes
(Birthe Jensen)
The Invisible Army
(Alice)
Otte akkorder
(Ellen)
Balletten danser
(Else Møller)
Din fortid er glemt
(Anna)
Kick Me in the Traditions!
(Davids mor)
John and Irene
(Irene)
A Gentleman in Top Hat and Tails
(Lilly Jensen)
Anne Sophie Hedvig
(Fruen i huset)
Elly Petersen
En ganske almindelig pige
Flaadens blaa matroser
The Burning Question
Jenny and the Soldier
(Jenny Christensen)
Copper
(Sabina Lund)
Søren Søndervold
Mirror, Mirror
Hjerter er trumf
Zerline - En tjenestepiges fortælling
(Zerline)
I den grønne skov
Min kone er uskyldig
Bella
(Bella Berg)
To som elsker hinanden
(Ellen Selstrup)
Vi kunde ha' det saa rart
(Lene Bang)
Drama på slottet
(Anna Dalvig)
Hans Onsdags-Veninde
(Magda Hansen)
Tante Cramers Testamente
(Gerda, husassistent hos Rømers)
Déjà vu
Bryggeren
(Caroline Jacobsen)