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Louis Minnaar

Louis Minnaar

Actor

Louis Minnaar is a South African actor best known for his television roles as Wynand de Kock in the SABC2 drama series Erfsondes and as Pieter Terre'Blanche in the SABC3 drama-turned-telenovela High Rollers. He studied for a National Diploma: Performing Arts at Pretoria Technikon from 1979 to 1982, whereupon he landed a one-year contract at the now-defunct performing arts council PACOFS, where he played a number of roles in repertory theatre in 1983. He worked as a translator at the SABC from 1988 to 2000, working as an actor and voice artist at the SABC. He has been a freelance actor, voice artist and scriptwriter since 2005. He played the role of Nick Dekker in the SABC2 mini-series Huis van Liefde in March 2008. Other television series he has acted in include Dryfsand, Amalia, Begeertes, Justice for All, 7de Laan, Binnelanders, Kruispad, Scandal!, 90 Plein Street, Pandjieswinkelstories and Bloedbroers. Louis has also acted in a number of feature films including District 9, Getroud Met Rugby, Winnie Mandela, Heart and Soul, Blitzpatrollie and Semi-Soet. In 2013 he landed the recurring role of Pieter Terre'Blanche, the head of security who is a recovering gambling addict. The role was upped to a series regular for Season 2 when the show changed from a weekly drama to a telenovela in 2015.

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Louis Minnaar  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
7.1
ActorGoty2017
Movie
7.8
ActorPiet Smit2009
Movie
6.7
ActorAndries De Villiers2012
Movie
6.3
ActorTienus2018
Movie
4.9
ActorBlake Von Stein2018
Movie
4.9
ActorKarl Snyder1985
Movie
5.3
ActorPlatoon Captain1988
Movie
7.4
ActorSpringbok Coach2009
Movie
5.2
ActorMaj. Murray1985
Movie
7
Actor2018
TV Show
8.2
ActorTolla
1 Episode
2023
TV Show
8
ActorPieter Terre'Blanche
160 Episodes
2013
TV Show
ActorSoois
13 Episodes
2008
Movie
ActorAndries van Rensburg2021
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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