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The kykNET drama series, ‘Spoorloos’ returns with an interesting twist…
Bobby van Jaarsveld lands the lead role in Spoorloos. Image: Instagram
KykNET’s drama series, Spoorloos will be returning to television in July, with Bobby van Jaarsveld as the main character, Stefan Claassen.
The news was released yesterday, with the singer-songwriter and actor saying he’s been waiting for a role like this for a long time.
“I can’t wait for everyone to see it,” he said in an Instagram post.
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Spoorloos: Die Eiland – a season comprising of eight episodes – promises to be filled with as much drama, intrigue and mystery as the previous seasons in the anthology series.
Each season’s mystery involves a new cast, with its own new storyline and characters. In the latest season, the life of Stefan Claassen (played by Bobby van Jaarsveld) will become the centre of attention.
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Stefan Claassen is an adventurous young architect who is hurled into chaos when an ill-fated chance encounter with his long-lost love not only reignites his feelings for her but drags him into a web of deceit when she disappears.
Christo Davids and Francois Coetzee are the directors of Spoorloos: Die Eiland, with Ilse van Hemert as the head writer and post-production producer.
Ochre Pictures was also responsible for the M-Net hit series, Lioness.
“The story is very close to my heart,” says van Hemert “because I grew up on an island in St. Lucia. I can’t wait to see how the viewers try to solve the mysteries.”
Christo Davids says: “We are certain that viewers will enjoy Spoorloos: Die Eiland as much as the previous seasons. This season will, as with the previous seasons, keep the viewers guessing.”
‘Spoorloos: Die Eiland’ kicks off on kykNET (DStv channel 144) on Tuesday, 19 July at 20:00. It will also be available on DStv Catch Up.
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