Koen De Bouw

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Characters played by Koen De Bouw

Tom (Father) — Julie Keeps Quiet (2024)

Tom is identified in the cast list as Julie’s father. Julie’s parents discuss the importance of investigating the allegations involving Jérémy while acknowledging that Julie cannot be forced to speak. His role in the story is tied to this family conversation about supporting Julie amid the unresolved questions.

Markus Strand — Reflection in a Dead Diamond (2025)

A powerful oil magnate whom John is assigned to protect during a renewed espionage operation. Markus becomes the mission's immediate objective, but he is found dead before John can secure him. His death triggers John's interrogation and exposes the apparent failure surrounding the operation.

Stan — Torpedo: U-235 (2019)

Leader of a Flemish resistance group ordered to operate a captured German U-boat. Takes command after Captain Maes is accidentally killed, guiding the untrained crew through combat and sabotage to deliver uranium to New York.

Chris Van Outryve — Loft (2008)

A man connected to the building who encounters Ann Marai at a social gathering. He identifies the grammatical error in the Latin message written in the victim’s blood, suggesting that the killer has some knowledge of Latin but made a basic mistake.

Rudy Gessner — Largo Winch: The Price of Money (2024)

Corporate strategist and ally, helps Largo navigate financial sabotage and restructuring.

Polak — The Soundman (2025)

Polak is the radio-station staff member under whom Berre is expected to learn radio-play sound effects. The story places him in Berre's professional training at the station, where Berre's unconventional ideas about sound contrast with colleagues who prefer familiar techniques.

Eric Vincke — Dossier K. (2009)

Lead Antwerp detective, sharp intuition, complex partnership with Verstuyft.

Prime Minister — The Prime Minister (2016)

The central political figure, facing intense pressure from the European Presidency, public expectations, opponents, and a disrupted official schedule. After being abducted and psychologically tortured, he is forced to choose between his family and the President’s safety, while captors manipulate him into an assassination attempt.

Luc Segers — The Verdict (2013)

Luc Segers is the central character, a principled family man whose wife, Ella de Graeve, and daughter, Anna Segers, are violently attacked. After waking from a three-week coma, he finds them dead and becomes consumed by grief. When a suspect is released through procedural error, Luc is accused of killing Kenny de Groot in revenge.

Christian — Long Weekend (2005)

Christian is the heir of the failed Van den Heuvel NV and the group’s captive. The kidnappers accuse him of abandoning the factory workers while keeping the company’s patents, land, and hidden money. He questions their motives, resists captivity, and gradually becomes an innocent victim of the standoff.

Mark Van Houte — Stormforce (2006)

Mark is part of the rescue helicopter crew that works with Rick and newcomer medic Alex. During a flight, he spots a child alone in a field, prompting the crew to investigate and discover the child’s mother trapped after a car accident. His observation sets the rescue in motion and gives Alex the chance to demonstrate her ability under pressure.

Eric Vincke — Control (2017)

Experienced Antwerp detective whose investigation of a serial killer drives the central storyline.

Career Overview

Koen De Bouw has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Vincke & Verstuyft trilogy with 3 titles. Signature works include Torpedo: U-235, Loft, De Big Fuck-up. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
45
Birth Date
1964-09-30
Birth Place
Turnhout, Belgium

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q2103750), public domain (CC0).