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Recipes for Love and Murder
South African/Scottish television series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Recipes for Love and Murder is a South African/Scottish dark comedy mystery television series based on the Tannie Maria Mystery novels by Sally Andrew. The first two episodes screened at the 72nd Berlinale Series Market.[1] Season 1 began airing on 20 March 2022 on M-Net. Distributed by MultiChoice and Global Screen, and was released internationally on Acorn TV on 5 September.[2] In November 2023, Acorn TV announced that Season 2 would begin filming in 2024.[3]
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Cast
Main
- Maria Doyle Kennedy as Maria "Tannie Maria" Purvis
- Tony Kgoroge as Khaya Meyer
- Kylie Fisher as Jessie September
- Jennifer Steyn as Hattie Wilson
- Arno Greeff as Regardt Snyman
- Elton Landrew as Piet Kasin
- Bennie Fourie as Dirk Burger
- Daneel van der Walt as Anna Pretorius
- Khadija Heeger as Charlene September
- Alan Committie as Cornel van Wyk
- Wynand Ferreira as Jaco Synman (Series 2)
- Gérard Rudolf as Ricus "The Satanic Mechanic" (Series 2)
- Hlubi Mboya as Jackie Baloyi (Series 2)
Supporting
- Richard Wright-Firth as Gordon McClintock
- Tinarie van Wyk-Loots as Martine Burger
- Terence Bridgett as Doep
- Lee Duru as Grace Zihlangu
- Sipho Mahlatshana as Lawrence
- Anele Matoti as Frank
- Kazi Khuboni as Georgie
- Grant Swanby as Marius Rabie
- Stian Bam as Gideon
- Pierre Malherbe as Nigel
- Schalk Bezuidenhout as Jeff
- Kudzi Usaihwevu as Ashwin
- Cintaine Schutte as Natasha
- Rolanda Marais as Candice "Candy" Webster
- Lya du Toit as Sanmarie
Recurring
- Robyn Scott as Aileen McClintock
- Loren Loubser as Lucille
- Candice van Litsenborgh as Dorette
- Ashley Dowds as Mickey Purvis
- Melissa de Vries as Nurse Christine
- Evan Hengst as Stefan
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Episodes
Overview
Series 1 (2022)
Series 2 (2025)
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Production
The series is produced by Thierry Cassuto's Both Worlds Pictures in association with the Scotland-based Pirate Productions with support from Creative Scotland and Paradoxal. The novel was adapted for television by Karen Jeynes and Annie Griffin, and the show was directed by Christiaan Olwagen and along with Jeynes. Jenny Williams of Pirate produced alongside Cassuto. Executive producers include Jeynes of Both Worlds, Catherine Mackin and Lesley Pemberton of Acorn, and Yolisa Phahle, Allan Sperling, and Jan du Plessis of M-Net.
Principal photography took place on location in Cape Town, Prince Albert in the Karoo region of the Western Cape, as well as in Edinburgh.[4]
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