Mikkel Arndt
Mikkel Arndt graduated from the Acting School at Aarhus Theatre (2000–2004) and received critical acclaim as early as 2004 for his debut performance as Michael Strunge in Marcus Hitengel at Svalegangen Theatre in Aarhus. Since then, Mikkel has established himself as a prominent presence in theatre, film, and television.​
Since 2016, he has worked as a freelance actor, collaborating with theatres including Betty Nansen Theatre, Republique, Østre Gasværk Theatre, and the Royal Danish Theatre.
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On film and television, Mikkel has appeared in productions such as The Legacy (Arvingerne, DR), Follow the Money (Bedrag), The Rain (Netflix), The Shamer’s Daughter II, The Marco Effect, and Borderline.
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Mikkel Arndt’s work spans a wide range of styles, from classical to contemporary drama.
Mikkel Arndt is represented by Proactor
Mikkel Arndt is represented by Proactor. Photo by Nadia von Rikka.
Mikkel Arndt is represented by Proactor
Mikkel Arndt is represented by Proactor
Known for
Mikkel covers a wide range of genres, from grand Shakespeare productions on the biggest stages to experimenting with new Danish drama on the smallest stages. We also know him as both a fairytale villain and an organic farmer in film and TV, where he has become nationally recognized for his roles in productions such as "Arvingerne" (The Legacy), "Bedrag" (Follow the Money), and "Skammerens datter II" (The Shamer's Daughter II).
Movies & TV/series
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Borderline, Troels, 2023
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Marco effekten, Dennis, 2023
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Julefeber, Frede's father, 2020​
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Bedrag, Lars, 2019
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Skammerens datter II: Slangens gave, Drakan, 2019
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Herrens veje, Sognepræst, 2018
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The Rain, Carsten, 2018
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Arvingerne, Aksel, 2015-2017
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Dræberne fra Nibe, Henrik, 2017
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Lillemand, Håndværker, 2017
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SNAP!, Dad, 2014
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Ækte Vare, Overmontør, 2014
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Rita, Thomas - Theis' dad, 2013
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Mon Petit-Enfant, 2008
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Kollegiet, Rolf, 2007
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Absalon's Hemmelighed, Betjent, 2006
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Smagsdommerne, various roles, 2006
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Din for altid, Buddy, 1999
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Taxa, Student, 1999
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Pizza King, Nadia's boyfriend, 1999