Ann Hjort (born ) is a

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best known for her role as Puk in the 1989 television series '' Nissebanden i Grønland''. Hjort was educated at Aarhus Theatre in 1983. Whilst filming ''Nissebanden i Grønland'' she met her (now ex-) husband Finn Nielsen. In 1989-1990 she starred in the

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''Kielgasten'' with Kim Larsen and others. She has also voiced many cartoons including ''

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'' ( da, Løvernes Konge) and '' The Pink Panther'' ( da, Den lyserøde panter).

Movies

* ''Når engle elsker'' (1985) – Meta Nielsen * ''Kærlighed ved første desperate blik'' (1994) * ''Belma'' (1995) – Nurse * '' Kandidaten'' (2008) – Eva Schiller * ''En enkelt til Korsør'' (2008) – Birthe

TV series

* ''Nissebanden i Grønland'' (

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) (1989) – Puk * '' Hvide løgne'' (1998) – Helle Blom, doctor * ''Finn'sk fjernsyn'' (1999) – Different roles * ''

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'', afsnit 28 (2002) – Vibs * ''Nikolaj og Julie'', afsnit 18 (2003) – Doctor * '' Ørnen'', afsnit 4 (2004) – Doctor Susanne Helmer * ''

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'', afsnit 23 og 28 (2006) – Ann * ''Lærkevej'', 5 afsnit (2009) – Lizzie * ''Store Drømme'' (2009) - Sofias mom

Cartoons

* '' Scooby Doo'' – Vera * '' Max og Mule'' (1992) – Pia * '' Løvernes Konge'' (1994) – Sarafine * '' Toy Story'' (1995) – Bodil * '' Dexters Laboratorium'' (1996) – Mom * ''

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'' (1997) – Hera * '' Ko og Kylling'' (1997-2001) – Mom/mrs teacher * '' Johnny Bravo'' (1997) – Bunny Bravo/Lille Suzie * ''

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'' (1998) – Jessie * '' Toy Story 2'' (1999) – Bodil * ''Hercules'' (2000-2003) – Some voices * ''Cubix'' (2001-2005) – Hela Nemo * ''

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'' (2002) – Bonnie * ''Jungledyret Hugo'' (2003-2004) – Some voices * '' Der var engang...'', afsnit 12–14, 22-23 (2005) – Some voices * '' Spionfamilien'' (2007) – Talia Bannon

References

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Hjort, Ann 1956 births Living people 20th-century Danish actresses Danish voice actresses Danish television actresses Place of birth missing (living people) 21st-century Danish actresses Danish film actresses