Willem III is the Prince of Orange whose possible military leadership becomes part of the national crisis. He is urged to take command as England prepares to invade with French support, while the Dutch fear that foreign powers will divide the country. His position complements the political concerns surrounding Michiel.
A fiercely pirate-minded member of the Donderbus family, Hector believes pirates are superior and distrusts the ninja newcomers. He joins the pirate side in the Village Games, argues with Betsie over her contact with the ninja family, seeks help from an old pirate, and is connected to the hidden history behind the families' rivalry.
Mr. Dap is Dikkertje's father who accompanies Mrs. Dap when they take their son to school for the first time. His appearance places him within the family support surrounding Dikkertje's transition from spending his days with Raf to following the daily classroom routine.
Maurice is Rico and Samantha's neighbor and a financial adviser. When the money from their jackpot win has run out, he helps Rico look for a solution while Rico tries to keep the problem from Samantha because she is pregnant and should not experience stress. Maurice eventually tells Samantha about the financial trouble, after which she leaves with Gino to stay with her mother.
A resident of the Nine Streets who is part of a couple and searching for love.
Wealthy high school student who plays Sinterklaas. Survives a gang attack but is falsely accused of murder. Rescued by Goert, later helps destroy Niklas' ship with explosives and vows to expose the truth.
The prince and the king's son. Eager to marry and start a family, he attends the royal ball where he is instantly captivated by Anna. After she flees and leaves a shoe, he travels the kingdom to find her, ultimately marrying her.
The count whose statue stands in the abandoned village, Rohan is the antagonist who kidnaps Nienke and seeks to petrify his heart. His plan requires seven girls and a path of deadly sins. Charlotte's revelation that she loved him leads him to reunite with her as Fabian and Nienke embrace.
The central character, a Polish man driving an expensive Saab Convertible. He is a fugitive actively being pursued by the police, which injects high-stakes tension and urgency into his experience.
Egbert Jan Weeber has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Pirates Down the Street Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include I Call Him Dog, Pirates Down the Street, Growth. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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