Where to watch Johan Kaart in the UK
Find every Johan Kaart film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 18 August 2026.
Johannes 'Johan' Kaart Jr. (1897-1976) was a Dutch actor. He started performing on stage at age 16. Together with Fien de la Mar and Jan van Ees he founded the 'Nieuwe Tooneel' theatre company in 1932. Because of his natural comedic timing, his first on-screen performance in 'De Jantjes' (released abroad as 'The Tars') made him a fan favourite and launched his succesful cinematic career.
Johan Kaart films streaming in the UK
Most-watched films featuring Johan Kaart, available across UK streaming, rent and buy.
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- Adieu Filippi (1968) as Filippo
- Helleveeg (1920) as Butler van Wijck
- Malle gevallen (1934) as Bram van Boven
- Kermisgasten (1936) as Jan Holst
- A Kingdom for a Horse (1949) as Kobus Blom
- Rififi in Amsterdam (1962) as Commissaris Van Houthem
- My Wife's Family (1935) as Dr. Nix
- Ciske the Rat (1955) Cast
- Sterren Stralen Overal (1953) as Piet Amstel - Taxichauffeur
- April, April! (1935) Cast
- The Tars (1934) as Manus
- The Four Müllers (1935) as Jacob Schat
- Kleren maken de man (1957) as Detective
- 't Was één april (1936) as Handelaar
- De big van het regiment (1935) as Jan Adriaanse
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Most-watched Johan Kaart films currently: Adieu Filippi (1968), Helleveeg (1920), Malle gevallen (1934), Kermisgasten (1936), A Kingdom for a Horse (1949).
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