Stijn Koomen
Stijn Mathias Koomen (born March 18, 1987) is a Dutch actor. Early years. At age 10 he started his education in acting at the theaterschool for youth in Amsterdam (). His television-career started at the age of 12 in the Dutch television series, "Wat nou?!", from Dutch director Eddy Terstall. In 2002, Koomen starred as Mick, the older brother of Willem in the Dutch children's TV hit series . Koomen played in all three seasons of the series between the ages of 14 and 21. Film roles. Two years later, Koomen played a role in the movie "Simon , directed by (Eddy Terstall, 2004). The movie won in 4 categories of the National Dutch Film Awards (Gouden Kalveren). Simon" was also the Dutch entry for the Oscars in 2005. Koomen also played in the independent movies "", (, 2005) and “""” by Mijke de Jong. In the latter, he was one of the main characters next to and ."" won 3 National Dutch Film Awards as well as several international awards. In 2009, Koomen played the leading role in the international film "" by David Verbeek. "" premiered during the international Cannes Film Festival in the section: "un certain regard." It eventually won 2 National  Dutch Film Awards and was sold internationally. After "R U There" Koomen played in various short movies and television films. Amongst them: "Valdrift" (Jasper Wessels, 2010) and "Mijn Marco" (Sarah Verweij, 2011).He also guest starred in a variety of television series such as "" (2012) and "GTST" (2014).