Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003

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The first Junior Eurovision Song Contest (JESC) was based on an idea developed by Danmarks Radio (DR), the Danish national TV service, and was launched in November 2003 in Copenhagen. 16 aspiring artists or ensembles, each having ...

Alle Titel	Alle 8 Titel anzeigen Junior Eurovision Song Contest Europæisk junior mgp 2003 Junior mgp 2003 Junior ESC 2003 Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003 Europeiska melodifestivalen junior Дитячий пісенний конкурс Євробачення 2003 Junior Eurovision
Regisseur	Arne J. Rasmussen
Schauspieler	Camilla Ottesen as Self - Host Remee as Self - Host as Announcer Alle 71 Schauspieler anzeigen Flow Dance Academy as Themselves - Dancers Nicolas Ganopoulos as Self - Performer: Greece Dino Jelusic as Self - Performer: Croatia Theodora Raftis as Self - Performer: Cyprus Volha Satsiuk as Self - Performer: Belarus Katsiaryna Lipouskaya as Self - Backing vocals: Belarus Dzintars Cica as Self - Performer: Latvia Marija Arsovska as Self - Performer: FYR Macedonia Viktorija Loba as Self - Performer: FYR Macedonia Irena Galabovska as Self - Performer: FYR Macedonia Bisera Ilijoska as Self - Backing Vocals: FYR Macedonia Bojana Ilijoska as Self - Backing Vocals: FYR Macedonia Elena Maksimovska as Self - Dancer: FYR Macedonia Mirjana Nikolovska as Self - Dancer: FYR Macedonia Katarzyna Zurawik as Self - Performer: Poland Charlot Daysh as Self - Performer: Norway Joakim Harestad Haukaas as Self - Performer: Norway Sergio Jesús García Gil as Self - Performer: Spain Andrei Mihai Cernea as Self - Performer: Romania Ana Vera as Self - Backing Vocals: Romania Giulia as Self - Backing Vocals: Romania Lavinia as Self - Backing Vocals: Romania Jonas Meukens as Self - Performer: Belgium Thomas Valkiers as Self - Performer: Belgium Philip Valkiers as Self - Performer: Belgium Niels Meukens as Self - Performer: Belgium Tom Morley as Self - Performer: United Kingdom Anne Gadegaard as Self - Performer: Denmark Sophia Evers as Self - Backing Vocals: Denmark Julie Thomsen as Self - Backing Vocals: Denmark Rebecca Laakso as Self - Performer: Sweden Julia Urbán as Self - Performer: Sweden Robin Karlsson as Self - Dancer: Sweden Mishannock Ferrero as Self - Dancer: Sweden Jenny Holmqvist as Self - Dancer: Sweden Sofia Larsson as Self - Dancer: Sweden Mira Leonard as Self - Dancer: Sweden Esmeralda Nikolajeff as Self - Dancer: Sweden Kåve Pour as Self Sarah Harrison as Self - Performer Roel Felius as Self - Performer: Netherlands Jakob Bjørn as Self James Bourne as Self - Performer (performing 'Crashed the Wedding') as Self - Performer (performing 'Hole in the Head') Mutya Buena as Self - Performer (performing 'Hole in the Head') Jeroen Depraetere as Self - EBU controller Mark Durden-Smith as Self - Presenter (UK version) as Self (greetings for the show) Lauren J. Irwin as Self Steven Irwin as Self - Singer Dario Jelusic as Self Sandra Jelusic as Self Avril Lavigne as Self (greetings for the show) Siri Lindgren as Self - Swedish vote announcer as Self (greetings for the show) James McCourt as Self Mike Mills as Self (greetings for the show) Lene Nystrøm as Self (greetings for the show) Tara Palmer-Tomkinson as Self - Presenter as Self Heidi Range as Self - Performer (performing 'Hole in the Head') Ana Sertic as Backup singer Britney Spears as Self (greetings for the show) Michael Stipe as Self (greetings for the show) as Self (greetings for the show) Matt Willis as Self - Performer Morten Filipsen as Self - Back-up Jury Member Alexander Silveira as Self (audience)
Release	15 Nov 2003
Links	IMDb

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