Deon Stewardson - Revision history

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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 He played a lead role in a popular British television series ''[[Wild at Heart]]'' in the late 1990s.
 He has appeared in advertisements made for the overseas market.
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 He was the son of actors [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[Diane Appleby]].
-He settled in the Karoo town of Aberdeen almost by accident in 2005, when he and his girlfriend at the time were on a road trip through small country towns. He fell in love with the unusual old house in Murray Street near the Dutch Reformed Church and bought it, to become a well-known local personality.  He lived there with his partner, Marianne Meijer, until 2017. He died in Graaff-Reinet on 27 Oktober 2017.
+He settled in the Karoo town of Aberdeen almost by accident in 2005, when he and his girlfriend at the time were on a road trip through small country towns. He fell in love with the unusual old house in Murray Street near the Dutch Reformed Church and bought it, to become a well-known local personality.  He lived there with his partner, Marianne Meijer, until 2017, running a backpackers establishment. He died in Graaff-Reinet on 27 Oktober 2017.
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 He was the son of actors [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[Diane Appleby]].
-He settled in the Karoo town of Aberdeen almost by accident in 2005, when he and his girlfriend at the time were on a road trip through small country towns. He fell in love with the unusual old house in Murray Street near the Dutch Reformed Church and bought it, to become a well-known local personality.  He died in Graaff-Reinet on 27 Oktober 2017.
+He settled in the Karoo town of Aberdeen almost by accident in 2005, when he and his girlfriend at the time were on a road trip through small country towns. He fell in love with the unusual old house in Murray Street near the Dutch Reformed Church and bought it, to become a well-known local personality.  He lived there with his partner, Marianne Meijer, until 2017. He died in Graaff-Reinet on 27 Oktober 2017.
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 He was the son of actors [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[Diane Appleby]].
-He settled in the Karoo town of Aberdeen and died in Graaff-Reinet on 27 Oktober 2017.
+He settled in the Karoo town of Aberdeen almost by accident in 2005, when he and his girlfriend at the time were on a road trip through small country towns. He fell in love with the unusual old house in Murray Street near the Dutch Reformed Church and bought it, to become a well-known local personality.  He died in Graaff-Reinet on 27 Oktober 2017.
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 https://www.graaffreinetadvertiser.com/News/Article/General/aberdeen-shocked-by-death-of-well-known-local-20171028
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 He was the son of actors [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[Diane Appleby]].
-He died on 27 Oktober 2017.
+He settled in the Karoo town of Aberdeen and died in Graaff-Reinet on 27 Oktober 2017.
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 [[Albert Maritz]]. 2017. "Deon Stewardson – ’n huldeblyk", In memoriam ''[[Litnet]]'' 2017-11-28[http://www.litnet.co.za/deon-stewardson-n-huldeblyk/]
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 [[Deon Stewardson]] (19**-2017). Actor.
-He is the son of actors [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[Diane Appleby]].
+He was the son of actors [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[Diane Appleby]].
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 ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'',
 ''[[The School for Scandal]]'',
-''[[Oh, What a Lovely War]]'', ''[[Softer than Rock]]'' (1990), ''[[King Lear]]'' (as the Earl of Gloucester, 1998).
+''[[Oh What a Lovely War!]]'' ([[PACT]] 1980), ''[[Softer than Rock]]'' (1990), ''[[King Lear]]'' (as the Earl of Gloucester, 1998).
 He played a lead role in a popular British television series ''Wild at Heart'' in the late 1990s.