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Home/People/Tarja Markus
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Born
Jan 14, 1946
Age 80
Place of Birth
Riihimäki, Finland
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female

Career Highlights

11
Movies
3
TV Shows
Also Known As
Tarja Roisko
IMDb Profile

Tarja Markus

Acting

Biography
Tarja Markus is a vocalist and actress. Tarja Markus was born on 14 January 1946 in Riihimäki, Finland. She is an actress, known for Punatukka (1969), A Time of Roses (1969) and Vain silloin kun nauran (1984). She has been married to Pertti Roisko since 1978. They have one child. She was previously married to Jorma Markus.
Kamome Diner poster

Kamome Diner

as Liisa
2006
Palkkasoturi poster

Palkkasoturi

Cast
1997
Trust poster

Trust

Cast
1976
Kahdeksas veljes poster

Kahdeksas veljes

as Marjut Tässäpuro
1971
Speedy Gonzales – noin 7 veljeksen poika poster

Speedy Gonzales – noin 7 veljeksen poika

as Rita
1970
The Brothers poster

The Brothers

as Anne
1969
Punatukka poster

Punatukka

as Tuija Aalto
1969
Sixtynine poster

Sixtynine

as Kristiina Koivu (voice) (uncredited)
1969
Time of Roses poster

Time of Roses

as Anu Huotari
1969
Frozen Foods poster

Frozen Foods

Cast
1969
Miljoonaliiga poster

Miljoonaliiga

as Lea
1968