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Stage Name Stephania Potalivo
Known For Acting
Known Credits 33
Gender Female
Birthday September 26, 1986 (37 years old)
Place of Birth Charlottenlund, Denmark
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Biography
Stephania Potalivo (born 26 September 1986 in Charlottenlund, Copenhagen) is a Danish actress and former child star. She is also a sister of Christian Potalivo.
Stephania debuted in 1995 in Jørn Faurschou film Farligt venskab ("Dangerous friendship"). She is also known for her roles in Lykkefanten (1997), Buldermanden, Far mor og blyp in 1996 and Mirakel (2000).
In 1998 she won a "Camério" at the Carrousel International du Film for "Best Actress". In 2009–2010 she studied at the Danish film actor academy.
In 2012 she joined the TV 2 Zulu sitcom SJIT Happens, for which was nominated for a Robert for "Best Actress" in 2015. In 2015, she also appeared in TV 2's dance program Vild med Dans ("Dancing with the Stars") where she danced with Morten Kjeldgaard. The pair got the highest score from the judges thrice. The pair achieved a place in the final but was beaten by Ena Spottag and Thomas Evers Poulsen.
Stephania Potalivo (born 26 September 1986 in Charlottenlund, Copenhagen) is a Danish actress and former child star. She is also a sister of Christian Potalivo.
Stephania debuted in 1995 in Jørn Faurschou film Farligt venskab ("Dangerous friendship"). She is also known for her roles in Lykkefanten (1997), Buldermanden, Far mor og blyp in 1996 and Mirakel (2000).
In 1998 she won a "Camério" at the Carrousel International du Film for "Best Actress". In 2009–2010 she studied at the Danish film actor academy.
In 2012 she joined the TV 2 Zulu sitcom SJIT Happens, for which was nominated for a Robert for "Best Actress" in 2015. In 2015, she also appeared in TV 2's dance program Vild med Dans ("Dancing with the Stars") where she danced with Morten Kjeldgaard. The pair got the highest score from the judges thrice. The pair achieved a place in the final but was beaten by Ena Spottag and Thomas Evers Poulsen.
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