Nina Fog is a multifaceted Danish-Japanese actress of remarkable talent, born in the culturally rich city of Vienna. After completing her education at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, she made her cinematic debut in the thought-provoking film "Code 46", opposite Academy Award winner Tim Robbins, directed by the acclaimed Michael Winterbottom.
Throughout her illustrious career, Nina has demonstrated her versatility by taking on a wide range of roles. She played the role of Series Regular Connie in Season 2 of the critically acclaimed television series "Blue Murder", alongside the talented Caroline Quentin. Furthermore, she has appeared as a guest lead in several German-speaking television series, including "Kommissar Stolberg", "Pastewka", and "Schnell Ermittelt".
In addition to her impressive work on screen, Nina has also made a significant impact on the stage. She was part of the Royal Court's International Season in the production of "The Bethlehem Diaries", and has toured with the esteemed Scarlet Theatre in Werner Schwab's "The Chair Women". Her performances have also been showcased at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, where she played the captivating role of Domino in "Traumnovelle".
Nina's recent work includes her role in the HBO-Max miniseries "The Regime", starring the talented Kate Winslet. With her extensive experience and remarkable range, Nina Fog is undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with in the world of entertainment.
