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Danni Lowinski (2012) — Seasons, Ratings & Cast | Insight Media Hub

Danni Lowinski (2012)

Name: Danni Lowinski
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: 2012-03-01
Cast: Nathalie Meskens, Marianne Devriese, Mathias Sercu, Michel van Dousselaere, Kürt Rogiers

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2 seasons · 0 episodes~45 min/epEndedDramaComedy

Overview

Danni Lowinski is a former hairdresser who has graduated in law. When she does not get a job in a noble law firm, she starts to give legal advice from a folding table in the basement of a shopping mall.

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Network: VTM

Cast & characters

Nathalie Meskens

as Danni Lowinski

Marianne Devriese

as Bieke Storme

Mathias Sercu

as Niels Deburghgraeve

Michel van Dousselaere

as Roman Lowinski

Kürt Rogiers

as Olivier Smets

Rik Verheye

as Dries Boonen

Raouf Hadj Mohamed

as Fuat Karaca

Rudy Morren

as Sven Vernieuwe

Danni Lowinski — quick answers

Q.How many seasons of Danni Lowinski are there?

Danni Lowinski has 2 seasons totalling 0 episodes, and the series has concluded.

Q.Who stars in Danni Lowinski?

The main cast of Danni Lowinski includes Nathalie Meskens (Danni Lowinski), Marianne Devriese (Bieke Storme), Mathias Sercu (Niels Deburghgraeve), Michel van Dousselaere (Roman Lowinski), Kürt Rogiers (Olivier Smets).