Pommelien Thijs was often rejected, but the scores now with the winning streak ‘#Likeme’: A selfie with me, how crazy is that to say

TV In ‘#LikeMe’, the Ketnetreeks with the high musicalgehalte, Pommelien Thijs (18) not only shape to Caro, they surf on the popularity of the series. “Caro is very timid and searching, I'm happy already a little further in this area,” says Pommelien in All, despite a lot of disappointments, the courage has never given up.

The new musical Ketnetreeks ‘#LikeMe’ is in a few weeks time like a comet to the top shot. Even so high that the cast on april 7, a concert in the Lotto Arena. And there looks Pommelien Thijs (18), alias Caro enormously to. Even though it is all still a little getting used to.

‘#LikeMe’fans are you about the new Tinne Oltmans, the star of ‘Ghost Rockers’. You will already be recognized on the street?

That is, because in real life I have no glasses to wear, and, usually, no froufrou. I'm actually quite happy that they Caro a very different appearance. If I that clothes dress and glasses design, I am immediately in the role. And in the evening I'm just back Pommelien. I think it's fine that there is a clear border is.

With permission: Caro looks kind of like a seut.

(laughs) That salopette is not part of my everyday wardrobe. But she gets in the course of the series a make-over though. Caro is still timid, and still looking for who she is. I'm already a little further stand on that plane. That does not mean that I superzot think that children stand in line for an autograph or a selfie.

How are you actually in showbiz rolled?

I have a eight years ago in the choir of the ‘Samson & Gert Kersthow sung, and I had also played the leading role in the musical ‘Annie’. Laura Tesoro has a few years for me. Via a friend whose dad is a director, I was allowed to participate in Teen Cook’ and then I auditions continue to do so. I am often rejected, but occasionally managed it anyway. I also speak cartoons, and so are the creators of#LikeMe’ to me ended up.

Burst students at your school sing?

No, that would be embarrassing. The school in ‘#LikeMe’ is too good to be true, hey. I now sit in the sixth secondary, but I have never seen such a handsome teacher had as Vincent Banic, though. Or, I speak here not about the appearance of my teachers? (chuckles)