Rie Rasmussen Biography, Age, Family, Husband, Casts, Net Worth, Interview

Rie Rasmussen Biography

Rie Rasmussen is a Danish actress, film director, writer, model, and photographer, best known for her appearance in 1%ERS in 2014, Chester French: Black girls in 2012 and Human Zoo in 2009

Rie Rasmussen Age

Rasmussen was born on 14 February 1978 in Copenhagen, Denmark. She is 41 years old as of 2019

Rie Rasmussen Family

She was brought up in the Danish nation in a more distant family with nine siblings and sisters. She moved to New York at 15 years old to paint and has kept on voyaging from that point onward. She lived in Huntington Beach California where she quickly went to movie school as chief in 1998.

Rie Rasmussen Husband

She is not married. She has kept her love life so private and personal that it is not known whether she is dating or not. She has a daughter Ellie Rose from her previous relationship with unknown boyfriend. Her daughter was born in May 2016.

Rie Rasmussen Education and Films

Subsequent to going to film school as an essayist, she was cast in Brian De Palma’s “Femme Fatale”. After her job in the movie, executive Tom Ford was awed by her short stories and picked her as the selective overall face of Gucci. At 24 years old, she guided her first short film, “Diminishing the Herd” which she likewise composed and acted in. “Diminishing the Herd”.

She opened the Taormina film celebration with her second short film ‘Il Vestito’ which she additionally composed and showed up in. Shot on the area in Palermo, Sicily as high contrast respect to Italian Neo-authenticity. In 2005 she was given a role as the lead in Luc Besson’s “Holy messenger.

Rie Rasmussen Film

2014 1%ERS

2012 Chester French: Black girls

2009 Human Zoo

2005 Angel-A

2004 Il vestito

2004 Thinning the Herd

2002 Femme Fatale

Rie Rasmussen Human Zoo

She is the director of the 2009 French drama film “Human Zoo.” She also stirred as Adria Shala in the film

Rie Rasmussen Angel A

Rasmussen was cast as Angel-A, a woman with divine powers, such as the ability to levitate objects who meets Andre on the bridge in the 2005 French fantasy and romantic drama film “Angel-A”

Rie Rasmussen Femme Fatale

Rasmussen was cast as Veronica, a female attendant in Cannes in the 2002 French erotic mystery thriller film “Femme Fatale”

Rie Rasmussen Victoria’s Secret

Rie strolled in Segment 1 and Segment 2. She has worked with style houses like Donna Karan, Yves Saint Laurent, Giorgio Armani, Dolce and Gabbana, Fendi, Chanel, and Victoria’s Secret. While filling in as a model she kept on composing contents and short stories and coordinated littler surf-skate recordings. A large portion of her portrayals and photographs distributed in Grafiske Historier are from her time traveling the world or shooting magazines.

Rie Rasmussen Net Worth

She is an actress who has made a good fortune through acting. She has an approximated net worth of over 100 to a million dollars together with her house and cars

Rie Rasmussen Skilt

At the point when Rie needs to sing a tune in a studio, she – in contrast to numerous different vocalists – can typically do as such in the first take. When it generally requires a long investment to see a tune for Rie, it is on the grounds that she has an exceptionally little bladder, which implies she needs to pee each time she sings one line.

In any case, it doesn’t trouble us – we have such a significant number of different exercises to take when we are in the studio, which Rie isn’t so keen on, for instance. tipping, stock hypothesis and checking on the papers’ passing promotions – in addition to obviously the ice hockey results and the rundown of the present dispossessions.

At the point when Rie has wrapped up a tune, we as a whole feel that now it sounds like a genuine tune and that Rie has by and by spared a half-exhausting song from being terminated from the record. And after that, we are for the most part upbeat. Rie united Dancer with Boys in light of the fact that her companion, Charlie Jensen – a sound designer from Aarhus – had prescribed her to send a demo tape to SONY. That is the reason: Thanks to Charlie.

Rie Rasmussen Interview

NOTE: This article originally appeared in the April 2007 issue of Venice Magazine, during the initial theatrical run of Luc Besson’s Angel-A. Rie Rasmussen, a 6-foot tall former Victoria’s Secret model, co-stars in the film with Jamel Debboze (If you couldn’t figure it out, that’s Rie to the left and Jamel to the right). Plot-wise, Angel-A can be described as Wings of Desire meets It’s a Wonderful Life meets Helmut Newton. Better than it sounds though. And Paris has never looked so great on film.

Rie Rasmussen Earns Her WingsBy Terry Keefe
The making of Angel-A put just a little bit of pressure on Rie Rasmussen. She didn’t speak French, was in her first leading role in a feature film, and was working for Luc Besson in his return to directing, after a lengthy sabbatical following The Messenger in 1999. The film also marks Besson’s first directorial feature in his native French since La Femme Nikita in 1990. To add to the stress, even more, Besson is a big public figure back home, and the French are not exactly known for being easy on those who butcher their language.

Recalls Rasmussen, “I was really under the gun to get it down correctly. Not for me, because I can handle being critiqued, but I didn’t want Luc back in the director’s chair, and people faulting him for having used a non-French person. It was stressful, even though my character was supposed to have a little bit of an accent, because, as an angel, she wasn’t supposed to be French, [laughs] or anything actually.” Rasmussen had 3 ½ months to learn the language, and did, to the point that many native French were surprised to find out that she hadn’t been speaking it for years.

Angel-A is powered visually by gorgeous black and white photography which is very much a love letter to Paris, capturing the city with a unique POV unequaled in the cinemas since Godard’s Bande a Part. The plot centers around down-on-his-luck crook Andre (Jamel Debbouze), who is about to commit suicide off a bridge due to gambling debts, but instead ends up saving the life of a beautiful woman named Angela (Rasmussen), who takes the leap before he does.
Rie Rasmussen Photo
Although the big reveal doesn’t come for a while, Angela has been sent from heaven to get Andre to look at his life from a new angle, one where he isn’t so self-loathing. Rasmussen elaborates, “For me, the personal diamond from the film is this: Once you can accept yourself, and your faults, you can accept your neighbor, with their faults. We’re all faulty together. [laughs] It’s more fun that way.”
Part of the visual charm of Angel-A is that the streets behind and around Andre and Angela are largely devoid of people, making it appear that they have Paris to themselves as their own playground. This was achieved by getting most of their shooting done in the early hours of the morning, as well as scheduling the production in August when many native Parisians are on holiday.
The cast and crew also kept a low profile, and they developed a crafty technique for heading off any press who might show up and draw more attention to the production than they wanted. Laughs Rasmussen, “The Da Vinci Code was also shooting in Paris at the same time. So if we felt like we were getting too much attention from the press, we would call and tell them where The Da Vinci Code was shooting and they’d go there.”

A former Victoria’s Secret Model, Rasmussen also paints, sketches, and takes photographs, having recently released a collection of her work in a glossy coffee table book entitled “Grafiske Historier.” And she’s also a writer-director, whose short Thinning the Herd played at Cannes in 2004.

As she’s becoming an international acting name due to Angel-A, it’s surprising that Rasmussen doesn’t exactly see much of her filmmaking future in front of the camera. Writing and directing is where she’s focused her sights and is currently in pre-production on her feature directorial debut, tentatively entitled Human Zoo. Says Rasmussen, “Acting is a fun part of moviemaking, but it’s not my passion. I have a few things I want to say, and it’s not as an actress.”
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