Huisman speaks candidly in Panorama about difficult choices, milestones, and the Borsato case.

Henny Huisman opens up in Panorama about difficult choices, milestones, and the Borsato case

The Zaandam-born Henny Huisman (1951) grew up in a Catholic family and attended display school. His career began in music: he was the drummer of the band Lucifer, known for the hit House for Sale, and also worked as a DJ. In nightclubs, Huisman experimented with a concept where young people imitated famous artists, an idea that would later grow into his major breakthrough on television.

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With the Soundmixshow, Henny Huisman became a mainstay on Dutch television: unknown talents stepped into the shoes of famous singers. He followed that success with the Surpriseshow, in which the stars themselves surprised the ‘ordinary Dutchman’. These formats made Huisman one of the most recognizable television presenters in the Netherlands and left a lasting mark on the Dutch entertainment world for many years.

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The arrival of Henny Huisman in a city or village caused a stir for many years. In an era when social media barely existed, his presence often meant happy faces, but sometimes also healthy tension.

Surely when Huisman appeared in his recognizable red jacket from the Postcode Lottery to hand out a street prize, many neighborhood residents held their breath.

In addition to his role as the face of the Postcode Lottery, Henny Huisman was active as a television presenter for major Dutch broadcasters and channels, including KRO, RTL 4 and EO.

He also made appearances internationally: for example, he was a jury member in a Flemish talent show on VRT. Additionally, Huisman occasionally appeared and was heard as a (voice) actor in children's films, underscoring his versatility within the Dutch entertainment industry.

Source: Panorama

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