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Susan Coetzer

Susan Coetzer was born on 25 August in Cape Town. She grew up in the surrounding regions, from the Swartland to the Cape West Coast to Mossel Bay and Port Elizabeth. When she was six years old, her parents divorced and she moved to Cape Town with her mother. After school, she followed a drama course and was involved as an actress in several important theatre and television productions, for which she received several Vita and Artes awards. She played, among others, in the performances of Diepe grond by Reza de Wet, Panorama by Pieter-Dirk Uys, Koopman van Venesië by Shakespeare (for which she was nominated for the Esther Roos Award for best actress in a supporting role in Afrikaans in 1991) and the stage adaptation of Marita van der Vyver's Griet skryf ’n sprokie. On television, she played leading roles in Meester and Daisy de Melker, among others, while she also played in films such as City of blood, Kin and Jobman.

Diede Zillinger Molenaar

Yorck Dippe

Domenico Diele

Melody Klaver

Melody Zoë Klaver (born September 9, 1990) is a Dutch actress. Melody played the part of Heleen in Diep, a movie from Simone van Dusseldorp, for which she got a Golden Calf nomination, one of the most important film awards in the Netherlands. In 2006, she played the role of Debby in Afblijven. In 2008, she starred as Erica van Beusekom in Oorlogswinter, a movie that is set in the Dutch famine of 1944. Melody's boyfriend Timo Smeehuijzen was killed by a suicide attack during his military service in Afghanistan in June 2007. Melody has two older sisters, actress Kimberley Klaver and dancer Stephanie.

Anja Antonowicz

Anja Antonowicz, auch Anna Antonowicz (* 22. Dezember 1981 in Włocławek) ist eine polnische Schauspielerin. Nach dem Studium an der Hochschule für Film, Fernsehen und Theater in Łódź spielte Anna Antonowicz von 2002 bis 2004 ihre erste feste Rolle als Ruda in der polnischen Serie Na dobre i na zle, woran sich mehrere Fernsehproduktionen anschlossen. Es folgte die Rolle der Miska in Pensjonat Pod Róza. Parallel dazu spielte sie in Warschau Theater. In Deutschland ist Antonowicz seit 2005 in der Rolle der Moldawierin Nastya Niemeyer, geborene Pashenko, in der Serie Lindenstraße bekannt. Sie spielte inzwischen in weiteren deutschen Filmen, so als Vergewaltigungsopfer Maria in der Bella-Block-Folge Die Frau des Teppichlegers. Für diese Leistung war sie 2006 für den Deutschen Fernsehpreis nominiert. In Katinka Feistls Komödie Krieg der Frauenverkörperte sie das Au-pair-Mädchen Jolanta. Gesine Cukrowski und Birge Schade spielten an ihrer Seite. Es folgten weitere deutsche Produktionen: Ralf Huettners Mr. Soft, Olaf Saumers Stille Wasser, Hans-Christoph Blumenbergs Die Kinder der Flucht, zwei Folgen in der Serie Ein starkes Team, die Zwangsprostituierte Dana in der Serie Dr. Psycho und eine Rolle in Kai Wessels Kriminalfilm Das Geheimnis im Moor. International spielte Anna Antonowicz unter der Regie von Peter Greenaway an der Seite von Martin Freeman die Catharina in Nightwatching und die Elene in Nana Dschordschadse The Rainbowmaker. Ebenfalls international zu sehen war sie in einer Produktion der Krimi-Reihe mit dem Titel GSI - Spezialeinheit Göteborg 5: Riskantes Spiel. 2013 übernahm sie eine Rolle in der Literaturverfilmung Westen. 2005 spielte sie im Musikvideo „Tomaszów“ der polnischen Sängerin Maria Sadowska mit.

Sabine Kaack

Cast · Known for SOKO München

Sabine Kaack (born February 20, 1958) is a German film, television, and stage actress and audiobook narrator. She grew up in Nortorf, Schleswig-Holstein, and studied acting at the University of Music and Theatre in Hamburg. She began her professional career in theater before appearing in television productions during the late 1970s. Kaack gained widespread recognition for her portrayal of Marion Drombusch in the popular German family drama series Diese Drombuschs (1983-1992). She subsequently played police detective Bärbel Mattner in SOKO 5113 (1984-1987) and appeared in numerous German television productions. Her film credits include Dominik Graf’s crime thriller Die Katze (1988), Tiger, Löwe, Panther (1989), and Peter Thorwarth’s crime comedy Bang Boom Bang (1999). She also appeared in the television series Die Camper (1997), Neues vom Süderhof (1995-1997), and Da kommt Kalle (2007-2011), in which she portrayed Pia Andresen. In addition to her screen work, Kaack has performed extensively on stage and worked as a voice actress and audiobook narrator. She is also known for promoting Low German language and culture through literary readings, publications, and stage performances.