Actors
- Gry Bay, (1974–), actress
- Rasmus Bjerg, (1976–), actor,archeologist
- Lars Bom,actor
- Poul Bundgaard, actor
- Anna Bård, (1980–), model, actress
- Jesper Christensen, actor
- Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, actor
- Karl Dane, (1886–1934), silent film actor, comedian
- Hjalte Flagstad, actor
- Olaf Fønss, (1882–1949), silent film actor
- Morten Grunwald, actor
- Caroline Halle-Müller, (1755–1826), actor, singer and dancer.
- Holger Juul Hansen
- Jean Hersholt, (1886–1956) film actor (Academy Awards Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award)
- Iben Hjejle, (1971–), actress
- Bodil Ipsen, (1889–1964), actress
- Katja K, (1968–), ex-adult performer, actor
- Nikolaj Lie Kaas, actor
- Thure Lindhardt, (1974-), actor
- Bodil Kjer, (1917–2003), actress
- Lau Lauritzen Jr., (1910–1977), director, actor, producer
- Julie Lund, (1979–), actress
- Mia Lyhne, actress
- Mads Mikkelsen, actor
- Viggo Mortensen, (1958–), actor (Half Danish)
- Birthe Neumann, actress
- Asta Nielsen, (1883–1972), silent film star, actress
- Brigitte Nielsen, actress, former wife of Sylvester Stallone
- Connie Nielsen, actress
- Ghita Nørby, actress
- Jens Okking, actor
- Dirch Passer, actor
- John Hahn-Petersen, actor
- Ulf Pilgaard, actor
- Søren Pilmark, actor
- Valdemar Psilander, (1884–1917), silent film star
- Poul Reichhardt, actor
- Kirsten Rolffes, actress
- Asbjørn Riis, actor, professional wrestler
- Lisbeth Cathrine Amalie Rose, (1738–1793), actress
- Jonas Schmidt, actor
- Ib Schønberg, actor
- Ingeborg Spangsfeldt, actress
- Ove Sprogøe, actor
- Paprika Steen, actress
- Karl Stegger, actor
- Inger Stender, (1912–1989), actress
- Yutte Stensgaard, actress
- Ebba Thomsen, (1887–1973), silent movie actor
- Ulrich Thomsen, actor
- Sven-Ole Thorsen, actor
- Viggo Wiehe, actor
- Carlo Wieth, actor
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