Jan Priiskorn Schmidt

Jan Priiskorn Schmidt is the son of Italian parents at Islands Brygge in Copenhagen. His uncle was biografkontrollør and suggested that he was beat to the "Flemming and Kvik", so Jan Priiskorn-Schmidt made his debut as a 9-year-old and had roles in 24 movies in addition to tv games. In Morten Pils "Danish film actors" praised him for his sure-fire replikbehandling and for the roles as the shrewd ungtjener in the "Summer in Tyrol", the demonic detektivdreng in "Death comes to dinner", the naughty boy in "Fit fit girls" and an ultra-cool an altar boy in "One girl and 39 sailors". Furthermore, the statement that he was the dentist is improper. He called the Danish film best actor, but in 1972 frabad he requests from film producers, and retreated away from the public. In 1989, he was educated at Sahva, and has since been an orthopaedic shoemaker.