Getroud met Rugby: Die Sepie

Getroud met Rugby: Die Sepie

Getroud met Rugby: Die Sepie

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Getroud met Rugby: Die Sepie

2016- 2022

7 Seasons

1695 Episodes

3.0(1 votes)

Canceled

Soap

Overview

Getroud met Rugby: Die Sepie is a South African soap opera based on the feature film and later drama series Getroud met Rugby by Deon Opperman, which is set amongst a rugby-playing community.

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Cast & Crew

24 members

Acting

Stephanie Baartman

Bibi Bhele

Stephanie Baartman

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Werner Coetser

Blitz Vermeulen

Werner Coetser

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Rina Nienaber

Koekie Koekemoer

Rina Nienaber

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Johan Scholtz

Schalk Brand

Johan Scholtz

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Altus Theart

Fafa Beltrame

Altus Theart

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Marijke van der Westhuizen

Maryke de Villiers

Marijke van der Westhuizen

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Louis Van Niekerk

Festus Koekemoer

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David Johnson

Liam Willemse

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Marlee van der Merwe

Kristien Smit

Marlee van der Merwe

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Claudia Jones

Candice Willemse

Claudia Jones

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Adrian Steyn

Ryno Roberts

Adrian Steyn

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Christo Compoin

Pottie Potgieter

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Juanita de Villiers

Jana Kritzinger

Juanita de Villiers

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Mandi du Plooy

Lienkie Vermeulen

Mandi du Plooy

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Elsabe Zietsman

Magda Potgieter

Elsabe Zietsman

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Natasja Jacobs

Amanda Bekker

Natasja Jacobs

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Adriaan Marais

Buks Marais

Adriaan Marais

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Melissa Massyn

Nytjie Griesel

Melissa Massyn

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Ansu Visser

Lulu Malherbe

Ansu Visser

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Markus Haywood

Phillip Strauss

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Francois Lensley

Wouter

Francois Lensley

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André Lotter

Chris Fourie

André Lotter

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Reynard Slabbert

Tim

Reynard Slabbert

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Alwyn Swart

Giep

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