
Jan Teunissen
Profile info
Known forEditing
GenderMale
Birthday15 April 1898
Died24 December 1975 (age 77)
Place of birthDen Haag
Known credits14
Biography
Gerardus Johannes 'Jan' Teunissen (1898 - 1975) was a Dutch film director. He made his debut as a director in the early 1930s with short avant-garde films Pierement (1931) and Sjabbos (1932). On request, he then directed the first official Dutch sound film: Willem van Oranje. When the film flopped, he gave up on being a director and worked as an editor on a number of Dutch feature films. In the first years of the Second World War Teunissen joined Anton Mussert's National Socialist Movement (NSB) and became the head of the Filmgilde, producing a number of National Socialist propaganda films. …

The Propagandist
2025 · Self (archive footage)
Een Dag Vol Spanning
1944 · Director

Somewhere in the Netherlands
1940 · Editor

The Ghost Train
1939 · Editor

Tomorrow It Will Be Better
1939 · Editor

Daddy Long Legs
1938 · Editor

Forty Years
1938 · Editor

Pygmalion
1937 · Editor

Amsterdam bij nacht
1937 · Editor

Op een avond in mei
1936 · Editor

Merijntje Gijzen's Boyhood
1936 · Editor

De big van het regiment
1935 · Co-Director

William of Orange
1934 · Director

William of Orange
1934 · Scenario Writer
Pierement
1931 · Director
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