- Nickname
- Mal
- Height5′ 11¾″ (1.82 m)
- Malene first got into acting at the age of 9, when she played the part of a farm girl in the bronze age in a low budget movie. She didn't really consider it a big deal and didn't really care for acting, till they did a play at school at the age of 14. She got a lot of praise for her performance as a young German girl, struggling to survive during WW2. This opened her eyes for drama. Over the next couple of years, she then starred in various amateur productions, playing very different parts like a suicidal drug addict, a retard, a princess in the musical "Atlantis" and "Ofelia" in Hamlet. She was first introduced to the real tv and movie industry in 2008, when she landed a small part in the Danish tv series Livvagterne (2008). Since then she has had other smaller parts in various tv series and movies. With a great hunger for challenges, a perfectionists mind and work moral as well as high energy drive, she now awaits her big break-through on the big screen.
- IMDb mini biography by: NG - Mal is a danish actress known for "En Chance Til", "Broen/Bron III", "Profetia" and "Parterapi". She works in Scandinavia and the U.S. She mainly stars in movies, TV series and commercials, but has a long career in theatre prior to that. She is a professional show-jumper and a trainer under the Danish Equestrian Federation.
She is based in Denmark and Los Angeles.
- IMDb mini biography by: E. King
- Her height
- Natural blond hair
- Piercing blue eyes
- Contagious laughter
- Weird, dark humour
- Her hobbies include fitness, animals, sports, motorcycles and the paranormal.
- Is fluent in 5 languages and semi-fluent in several more.
- Grew up in Brazil, Australia, Germany, Holland, Canada, Luxembourgh and Denmark.
- Races a Suzuki GSX-R600 in the 600cc Supersport category, on an international level.
- Worked as a professional equestrian show jumper for many years.
- If you think to yourself "hey, why does this look like sh*t?", then it's because I did it aaall by myself, oooh yeaaah!
- Be who you want to be, not who you have to be.
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