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		+	[[Rapport]], 6 October 2019.

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 == Biography ==
-Born [[Jacobus Petrus Adriaanse]] on 20 May, 1985 in Durbanville, , the son  of author Wilna Adriaanse and brother of writer [[Jaco Adriaanse]]. He generally known as [[Beer Adriaanse]]. He attended Gene Louw Primary School in Durbanville and the [[Paul Roos Gimnasium]] in Stellenbosch, before  attending  the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (obtaining a BA and B.Phil. in journalism) and the [[University of Cape Town]] (M.Phil. in film and media).
+Born [[Jacobus Petrus Adriaanse]] on 20 May, 1985 in Durbanville, , the son  of author Wilna Adriaanse and brother of script writer [[Jaco Adriaanse]]. He generally known as [[Beer Adriaanse]]. He attended Gene Louw Primary School in Durbanville and the [[Paul Roos Gimnasium]] in Stellenbosch, before  attending  the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (obtaining a BA and B.Phil. in journalism) and the [[University of Cape Town]] (M.Phil. in film and media).
 He first became well-known as  a founding member of, and the drummer for, the [[Afrikaans]] rock band ''Zinkplaat''.

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 == Biography ==
-Born [[Jacobus Petrus Adriaanse]] on 20 May, 1985 in Durbanville, , the son  of author Wilna Adriaanse. He generally known as [[Beer Adriaanse]]. He attended Gene Louw Primary School in Durbanville and the [[Paul Roos Gimnasium]] in Stellenbosch, before  attending  the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (obtaining a BA and B.Phil. in journalism) and the [[University of Cape Town]] (M.Phil. in film and media).
+Born [[Jacobus Petrus Adriaanse]] on 20 May, 1985 in Durbanville, , the son  of author Wilna Adriaanse and brother of writer [[Jaco Adriaanse]]. He generally known as [[Beer Adriaanse]]. He attended Gene Louw Primary School in Durbanville and the [[Paul Roos Gimnasium]] in Stellenbosch, before  attending  the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (obtaining a BA and B.Phil. in journalism) and the [[University of Cape Town]] (M.Phil. in film and media).
 He first became well-known as  a founding member of, and the drummer for, the [[Afrikaans]] rock band ''Zinkplaat''.

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 == Biography ==
-Born [[Jacobus Petrus Adriaanse]] on 20 May, 1985, the son  of author in Durbanville, he generally known as [[Beer Adriaanse]]. He attended Gene Louw Primary School in Durbanville and the [[Paul Roos Gimnasium]] in Stellenbosch, before  attending  the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (obtaining a BA and B.Phil. in journalism) and the [[University of Cape Town]] (M.Phil. in film and media).
+Born [[Jacobus Petrus Adriaanse]] on 20 May, 1985 in Durbanville, , the son  of author Wilna Adriaanse. He generally known as [[Beer Adriaanse]]. He attended Gene Louw Primary School in Durbanville and the [[Paul Roos Gimnasium]] in Stellenbosch, before  attending  the [[University of Stellenbosch]] (obtaining a BA and B.Phil. in journalism) and the [[University of Cape Town]] (M.Phil. in film and media).
 He first became well-known as  a founding member of, and the drummer for, the [[Afrikaans]] rock band ''Zinkplaat''.

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 '''As writer and/or director'''
-He wrote, co-produced and co-directed the short film ''[[Beskermhere]]'' (2013), co-wrote (with [[Jaco Adriaanse]]) and directed the movie ''[[Parable]]'' (2020), wrote the TV Series ''[[Ekstra Medium]]'' (2020), five episodes of the TV Series ''[[Hotel]]'' (2020), the TV drama ''[[Laastes]]'' (2021)
+He soon turned to writing and directing, as well as other forms of involvement in film and TV work. For example he wrote, co-produced and co-directed the short film ''[[Beskermhere]]'' (2013), co-wrote (with [[Jaco Adriaanse]]) and directed the movie ''[[Parable]]'' (2020), wrote the TV Series ''[[Ekstra Medium]]'' (2020), five episodes of the TV Series ''[[Hotel]]'' (2020), the TV drama ''[[Laastes]]'' (2021).
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 He has appeared in a number of films, including:  ''[[Johnny is nie dood nie]]'' (2016), ''[[Vir altyd]]'' (2016), ''[[Wonderlus]]'' (2017, as "Lukas"), ''[[Kanarie]]'' (2018), ''[[Vir ontbyt]]'' (2018),
-He has appeared in a number of TV Series, including, ''[[Buurtwag]]'' (2015), ''[[Hotel]]'' (2016-2020, as "Thomas van As") and ''[[Fynskrif]]'' (2018-2020, as "Corne  Hanekom").
+He has appeared in a number of TV Series, including, ''[[Buurtwag]]'' (2015), ''[[Hotel]]'' (2016-2020, as "Thomas van As") and ''[[Fynskrif]]'' (2018-2020, as "Corné Hanekom").
 '''As writer and/or director'''

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 '''As performer'''
-He has appeared in a number of films, including:  ''[[Johnny is nie dood nie]]'' (2016), ''[[Vir altyd]]'' (2016), ''[[Wonderlus]]'' (2017, as "Lukas"), ''[[Canary]]'' (2018), ''[[Vir ontbyt]]'' (2018),
+He has appeared in a number of films, including:  ''[[Johnny is nie dood nie]]'' (2016), ''[[Vir altyd]]'' (2016), ''[[Wonderlus]]'' (2017, as "Lukas"), ''[[Kanarie]]'' (2018), ''[[Vir ontbyt]]'' (2018),
 He has appeared in a number of TV Series, including, ''[[Buurtwag]]'' (2015), ''[[Hotel]]'' (2016-2020, as "Thomas van As") and ''[[Fynskrif]]'' (2018-2020, as "Corne  Hanekom").