Biography

Tim Haars is a European actor.

In 2001 he starts pursuing acting . He Leaves the south off Holland and moves to Amsterdam to make his ambition a reality. He starts working for television and works as an actor as well as a presenter for several different Dutch television programs. Amongst them the famous series 6pack and Villa Achterwerk. In 2009 he stars as one of the main characters, Gerrie, in the popular TV series New Kids by the successful Dutch writing and directing duo Steffen & Flip. Followed by two feature films based on the series; New Kids Turbo and New Kids Nitro. Both films become a major box office success, not only in The Netherlands, but also in Germany and a large part of Eastern Europe. After the New Kids success, he gets the chance to show his broad ability as an actor in high quality series such as Van God Los, in which he plays the lead role, and Bureau Raampoort, in which he stars as one of the two main characters. In 2016 two films release; Familieweekend and the TV movie Fake. In 2017 he stars in the lead role in the new Steffen & Flip feature Ron Goossens, Low Budget Stuntman, for which he wins the award for 'best actor' at the Brazilian film festival Fantaspoa. Tim is currently shooting in The Netherlands and Belgium for several TV series , He just finished shooting the first Dutch\Belgian Co-production for Netflix called ; "Undercover'' . It will air in 2019 on Netflix worldwide.

Variety on Tim Haars in "Ron Goossens, Low-Budget Stuntman" : topped by Tim Haars' stoically dense lead, the comic character turns (most played by thesps who've often worked with the creators) are sharp."

The Hollywood Reporter on Tim Haars in "Ron Goossens, Low-Budget Stuntman" : Tim Haars, brother of co-director Steffen, gives an enjoyably lugubrious deadpan performance as Goossens . His off-target falls, bruising fights and rib-cracking car crashes are all the more impressively staged for their apparent drunken amateurism. It takes real professionalism to look this unprofessional.
- IMDb mini biography by: Willemijn Tuip