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Dwaalster

Genres: Drama
Broadcast on: kykNET, kykNET & kie

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Seasons

Season 1

Channel Premiere Finale TX Time Episodes
kykNET 08 Jan 2019 02 Apr 2019 Tuesdays, 20h00 - 21h00 13
kykNET & kie 20 Jun 2020 12 Sep 2020 Saturdays, 20h00 - 21h00 13


Season 1

Dwaalster is a South African, Afrikaans-language television drama series created by Nicola Hanekom and set in the fictional Karoo town of Maanhaarsdrif, which is populated by interesting and mysterious residents.

In Maanhaarsdrif there is also a fixation with stars and stargazing, while some inhabitants are even moonstruck (proverbially speaking).

Annabel (Tinarie van Wyk-Loots), a journalist, returns to Maanhaarsdrif after receiving death threats in Cape Town when she worked on a story about corruption.

Her father, Frans (Albert Maritz) and her meter maid sister, Ragel-Lee (Erica Wessels), still live in Maanhaarsdrif, while her childhood sweetheart, Stian (Jacques Bessenger) is also still in town.

Annabel feels like she was never gone, but there is also something different about Maanhaarsdrif. Time didn't stand still and a couple - Luan and Ruan (Neels van Jaarsveld and Terence Bridgett) - bought the local hotel and did it up in the hope of attracting stargazing tourists.

There is also Maanhaarsdrif's enthusiastic mayor, Ivy (June van Merch) and her bestie Lettie (Joanie Combrink), who regularly butt heads with each other and others.

But old memories soon come to haunt Annabel and there are a whole lot of skeletons hidden in each character's closet.

Maanhaarsdrif may be light years away from Annabel's life as a journalist, but the effects of the publication of her shocking articles follow her into the Karoo, with terrifying consequences for her and her loved ones.

Other characters include the newspaper editor, Peter (David Isaacs); the schizophrenic hobo Bliksem (Carel Nel); the down-to-Earth but rich motorcylist Charlie (Albert Pretorius); the hotel's barman, Randall (Jarrid Geduld); and the manic depressive writer, Lukas (Andre Odendaal).

There's also the waitress Gina (Tarryn Wyngaard), Kasper (Gerben Kamper) and the Russian butcher Petrov (Grant Swanby); while Kwêla presenter Hannes van Wyk guest stars as himself.

Dwaalster is an M-Net Original Production produced by kykNET, created and written by Nicola Hanekom. The series is executive produced by Jaco Smit, Herman Binge, Roelof Storm, Louis Botha and ARCO V.C. for Marche Media; the supervising producer for kykNET is Marguerite Albrecht. Jaco Bouwer is the director and the music is by Pierre-Henri Wicomb.

The series was filmed in Bonnievale, Cape Town and Calvinia.

Season 1 Cast

(scroll to bottom for available actor bios)
 

Starring

Tinarie van Wyk-Loots	...	Annabel
Jacques Bessenger	...	Stian
Albert Maritz		...	Frans
Tarryn Wyngaard		...	Gina
Jarrid Geduld		...	Randall
Joanie Combrink		...	Lettie
Andre Odendaal		...	Lukas
Erica Wessels		...	Ragel-Lee
Terence Bridgett	...	Ruan
Neels van Jaarsveld	...	Luan
June van Merch		...	Ivy

Recurring / Guests

David Isaacs		...	Peter
Grant Swanby		...	Petrov
Nicole Fortuin		...	Helena
Annette Venter		...	Weeraanbieder
Carel Nel		...	Bliksem
Stephren Saayman	...	Billy (as Stephren Saaiman)
Ephraim Gordon		...	Nuusleser
Luka Geldenhuys		...	Willem
Andahr Cotton		...	Stian (Tiener)
Greteli Fincham		...	Annabel (Tiener)
Sizwe Msutu		...	Minister Bhele
Denise Newman		...	Mevrou Abrahams
Albert Pretorius	...	Charlie
Jacques Theron		...	Piet
Sive Gubangxa		...	Verpleegster
Ludwig Binge		...	Gerrie
Amrain Ismail-Essop	...	Charmaine
Kabelo Chalatsane	...	Joe
Luan Kleingeld		...	Crew-Lid
Hannes van Wyk		...	Himself
Adam Heyns		...	Kameraman
Jill Levenberg		...	Mevrou September
Charlton George		...	Meneer September
Gerben Kamper		...	Kasper
Melanie Tafila		...	Chuma
Ismail Mohammed		...	Kwaai Man
Inge Beckmann		...	Tornado Chick
Redione Stephens	...	Ben
Andrew Loubscher	...	Journo
Salome Strydom		...	Tannie
Kobus Grobbelaar	...	Oom
Eve Rasimeni		...	Ntombi
Aidan-Lee Scholtz	...	Donovan
Jonan Mouton		...	Danny
Leon Clingman		...	Glen Norman
Leagan Phillips		...	Andrew Davids
Allistine Bo Grady	...	Xolani
El Wolf			...	Lily
Megan Furniss		...	Yvonne
Tessa Denton		...	Betsie


Season 1 Cast

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Frans

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Gina

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Randall

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Lettie

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Lukas

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Ragel-Lee

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Peter

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Petrov

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Helena

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Minister Bhele

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Mevrou Abrahams

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Charlie

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Himself

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Kameraman

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Mevrou September

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Meneer September

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Ntombi

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Betsie

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Annabel (Teenager)

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Stian (Teenager)

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Billy (as Stephren Saaiman)


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