Het Oude Noorden
Dutch television drama
Het Oude Noorden (English: The Old North) is a 1993 Dutch drama television series, set in Rotterdam. The series is a remake of the British series EastEnders, which follows families as they go about their lives.
Cast
Loes Vos – Bep Martens
Ton Pompert – Willem Martens
Aletta de Nes – Carolien Martens
Helen Hedy Pavias – Jozefien Ottevanger Martens
Paul van Soest – Fred Ottevanger
Tim Meeuws – Kroegbaas Ger Visser
Dana Dool – Ankie Visser
Nora Kretz – Greetje Kuyper
Jaap Maarleveld – Dokter Ruben Klein
Amber de Grauw - Tamara Visser
Cahit Olmez - Sheref Elmaci
Martin Schwab - Frankie Portier
Cynthia Abma - Poel van Delden
Pepijn Gunneweg - Sjoerd Martens
Hans Breetveld - Johnnie Crooswijk
Froukje van den Akker - Bianca Ottevanger
Jaloe Maat - Vera Firat
Coen van Vlijmen - Vic Ottevanger
Ramon Ramnath - Jimmy Singh
Kietje Sewrattan - Aisha Singh
Vefa Ocal - Avares Firat
Dennis Rudge - Jeffrey Martina
Maaike Boulee - Hannie Duvekot
Episodes
References
Works cited
Allen, Robert C; Hill, Annette (2004). The television studies reader. Routledge. ISBN 9780415283236. OCLC 846446529.
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