Nadja Hüpscher

• Name — Nadja Hüpscher • Born — 23 March 1972 • Birthplace — Nijmegen, Netherlands • Occupation — Actress, writer

Nadja Hüpscher was born on 23 March 1972 in Nijmegen, Gelderland, Netherlands. Hüpscher studied Cultural Management at the Amsterdam School of the Arts and also did amateur theatre at the time.

In 1999, she won the Golden Calf for Best Actress award for her role as Noor in Based on the Novel directed by Eddy Terstall. In 2001, she appeared in the film Costa! directed by Johan Nijenhuis and in 2004, she appeared in the film Simon directed by Eddy Terstall. Where she portrayed the character of Rosalie. Another notable film in which she appeared is "Alles is Liefde" (2007), a romantic comedy where she played the role of Kim. In 2007, she participated in the popular television show Wie is de Mol?. In 2020, she appeared in a special anniversary edition of the show, called Wie is de Mol? Renaissance, which featured only contestants of previous seasons. Nadja published her first book in 2014, IN THE WILD, CONVERSATIONS OF THE STREET, with Atlas Contact. She writes columns and articles for several magazines. She finished her studies at the Scriptacademy in 2018. Nadja Hüpscher has also been an ambassador for the Helen Dowling Institute since 2021.

In recent years, Hüpscher has continued to appear in commercially successful Dutch films. In 2024, she featured in the romantic comedy "Verliefd op Bali" (Loving Bali) which achieved Golden status after surpassing 100,000 cinema admissions in the Netherlands and later gained popularity on streaming platforms. Dutch media noted the film’s strong box-office performance and its broad audience reach, marking Hüpscher’s return to a prominent supporting role in mainstream cinema.

• Filmography • Year — Title — Role — Remarks • Movies • 1996 — Hufters & ladies-in-waiting — Susan • 1998 — Babylon — Lena • Framed • 1999 — The book movie — Norwegian Green • 2000 — Rent-a-Friend — Françoise • Good deeds in daylight: On the way — Helen — television movie • Night in the city — Sylvia — television movie • 2001 — Ruled out — Marian — television movie • Costa! — Joyce • 2002 — Déjà Vu — femme fatale • Polonaise — Robin — television movie • 2003 — The Order — Lisa — television movie • 2004 — Simon — Joy • 2005 — garden of Eden — Eve — Dutch short film • 2006 — The disappointment — Connie — television movie • 2007 — Alles is Liefde — Kim — Movie • 2007 — Reorganization of the Franeker Relocation Department • The moment of truth • Ernst, Bobbie and the crafty Onix — Suzy • Dennis P. — Tiffany • Sextet — Suus • 2015 — Yes I do! — Saskia • 2019 — The libya — lecturer • 2024 — Loving Bali — Cornelie • Television • 1999 — Baantjer: De Cock and the murder by instinct — Tamara de Wall — guest star • 2001 — The actors — Ellie • 2002 — Trauma 24/7 — Masha Jacobs • 2004 — The Department — Eve • 2007 — Who is the mole? — herself • 2011 — Life song — Madee Aipurri • 2013 — Life song — Madee Aipurri • 2015 — On the way to Pakjesavond — Frederick • 2016 — Mouna's Kitchen — Babette • Good times Bad Times — Elise Kill — 15 Episodes • 2017 — Brussels — Marie • BABS — Nini • 2020 — Who is the mole? — herself — anniversary edition • 2022 — Scrooge Live — Mrs. Swindlebitch • 2025 — Dit Was Het Nieuws — Guest host — Dutch TV satire show • Theater • 1998 — Fur nipples • 1999 — Confusions • 2000 — The name • Kasimir & Caroline • 2001 — The interrogation • 2002 — Wina sings • 2003 — The name • 2005 — Shakespeare Project • 2007 — Blood Tie (Orkater) • 2010 — PIMP • Annoying (Bird Factory) • 2013 — Old Peanuts (Rudolphi Productions)

• 2007: Wie is de Mol? • 2020: Wie is de Mol? Renaissance (anniversary season)

Nadja Hüpscher is recorded as having received Golden Calf for Best Actress.