Rifka Lodeizen

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Characters played by Rifka Lodeizen

Sophie — Hemel (2012)

An auctioneer and Gijs's new romantic partner. Gijs gives her a ring and invites her to meet Hemel. She is aware of Gijs's history with other women. Hemel reacts with open hostility and possessiveness towards Sophie's presence in her father's life.

Joke — Heart Street (2014)

Supporting ensemble cast member; no specific plot details or interactions provided in the summary.

Chantal — Escort (2006)

Chantal is a young hairdresser and manicurist who escorts wealthy men at night, without having sex with them because she loves her boyfriend, Robin. She agrees to marry the terminally ill millionaire Jacobsen for his inheritance, and Simon later believes she murdered his father. After Simon is killed, she marries Robin, but Nanouk's warning leaves her fearing Robin may kill her for the money.

Sissy (Tonys Mother) — Tony 10 (2012)

Sissy is Tony's mother and Gilles's partner. She makes Tony's birthday cakes and still cares for Gilles, but feels that he pursues grand ambitions while overlooking the small things important to their family. She spends time with Gilles discussing Tony's birthday, though his visit leaves her angry and their future uncertain.

Bea — Lena (2011)

Bea is part of Lena’s dance circle and helps sustain preparations for the festival. Alongside the other dancers, she supports the rehearsals involving posture, timing, smiles, repeated counts, and performance clothing. Her role connects her to Lena’s disciplined public life while Lena struggles with private turmoil.

Career Overview

Rifka Lodeizen has 57 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Signature works include Disappearance, Can Go Through Skin, Neshoma. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
57
Birth Date
1972-10-16
Birth Place
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

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