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This document contains a cast list for a film or production. It lists the main characters - M. Göldenitz playing the role of Soap, B. Naidoo as Chief, and M. Hesham as Kapkan. It then lists a number of extras playing various police officers and henchmen, including roles like newscaster and Kapkan's dealer.
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Your Skill Boost Masterclass: Strategies for Effective Upskilling
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Cast List
- 1. NAME ROLE M. Göldenitz (Main Character) - Soap B. Naidoo (Main Character) - Chief M. Hesham (Main Character) - Kapkan J. Lundall (EXTRA) Police Officer/Henchmen M. Akinyemi (EXTRA) Kapkan’s dealer/Henchmen K. Maduray (EXTRA) Newscaster A. Laws-Walsh (EXTRA) Police Officer G. Singh (EXTRA) Police Officer S. Ahmed (EXTRA) Police Officer/Henchman W. Itani (EXTRA) Police Officer/Henchman C. Robertson (EXTRA) Police Officer/Henchman A. Khattak (EXTRA) Police Officer/Henchman R. Hajibrahim (EXTRA) Police Officer G. Pagnani (EXTRA) Police Officer N. Andrews (EXTRA) Police Officer L. Salheih (EXTRA) Police Officer CAST LIST