Nadja Hüpscher had many successes as a young actress, but was unable to maintain that success. The 48-year-old actress blames her changeable career for bad luck, she says in an interview de Volkskrant.
“The chances are very small that you will have eternal success with acting. It goes up and down, and if you are lucky you have a very long work, but most actors just drop their acting career, and then you have to do something new again find.”
Hüpscher has starred in several films by director Eddy Terstal, including The Book Filming. In 1999 she won a Golden Calf for her role in that film. In addition, she was seen in the award-winning film Simon.
“I thought it was all too much of the same”
After that, the actress somewhat forgotten. In 2016, she appeared to be making her comeback with a role in the soap series Good times Bad Timesbut Hüpscher didn’t last long. “I played the nail-biting businesswoman Elise Kil, which I liked in itself, but in the end I thought it was all too much of the same.”
Then Hüpscher decided to “take matters into her own hands” and trained at the Script Academy to develop herself as a writer. “Because when you act, you always have to wait and hope that someone wants you. Much more often you are unlucky, then you are not the type, you do not talk the way they want, I know a lot. When writing, you feel more in control. much better.”
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