Børge Møller Grimstrup

Børge Møller Grimstrup was originally trained and worked as born until he at the age of almost 40 years made his debut as an actor. He was educated at Eyvind Johan-svendsen's elevskole and got his jerez great theater debut at Frederiksberg Theatre in 1945. He performed in several theatres in the province, and in Copenhagen, bl.a. Youth Theatre and Landsskolescenen, where in 1967 he played the schoolteacher in the Box Friis piece of "Andorra". The role of mælkekusken who loses his horse in the Don Olsen is coming to town was sewn to Børge Møller Grimstrup. Børge Møller Grimstrup belongs to the series of actors as you recall, just to mention a role. The nice merchant in Father of four in the city, which gives Little Per a piece of sugar to the dog. The hearty coachman of Charles's aunt. The bad-tempered pensioner in the Dust on the brain, if the only reply is: Ask. His greatest work was in the theatre and on TV, where he had roles in "præsten I Vejlby" and in the TV-series "the Rain and no money" and "Traffickers".