Knut Formos siste jakt

The Olsen Gang and Dynamite-Harry

The Ballad of the Masterthief Ole Hoiland

Sus og dus på by'n

Nydelige nelliker

Alle tiders kupp

The Wild Duck

Hans Nielsen Hauge

The Ashlad and His Good Helpers

Veien tilbake

Venner

Høysommer

Ut av mørket

The Blood Road

Andrine and Kjell

The Mysterious Apartment

Oslo Havn - byens hjerte

Trollfossen

Five Years, As We Saw Them

Englandsfarere

Så møtes vi i morgen

Trysil-Knut

Tørres Snørtevold

Shanty Town

Kärlek och landstorm

Ola Isene (2 June 1898 – 6 May 1973) was a Norwegian opera singer (baritone) and actor.
Isene was born in Rødenes and studied at the Musikkonservatoriet in Kristiania.  He made his professional debut at the Mayol-teatret in 1923. His operatic roles were varied, among them Beckmesser in Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Scarpia in Tosca, and Amonasro in Aïda – most of them at the Nationaltheatret, which at the time had opera on its programme. He took part in many tours and also appeared in operettas, including as Schubert in  Jomfruburet. In 1929, he sang Al Jolson's parts from The Jazz Singer when it was presented as a silent film in Sweden, and in the middle of the 1930s, he moved to theatre and film as an actor.
Isene also played the title role in the three criminal radio plays Inspektør Scott på farten by John P. Wynn, which were broadcast by Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation radio in 1960 and 1961.
Ola Isene was from 1926 married to the singer and voice teacher Haldis Ingebjart Isene (1891–1978). His brother Torbjørn was a great-grandfather to discus thrower Ola Stunes Isene.



Ola Isene