For decades, Leon Schuster was almost impossible to avoid in South Africa. He was on cinema screens, television sets and ...
Despite enduring excruciating physical pain, immobility, and severe depression, TV actor and comedian Leon Schuster has shared that he has no fear of dying. The Oh Schuks, I’m GATVOL star has revealed ...
Leon Schuster apologised to Rassie Erasmus after criticising the Springboks over their 42-38 loss to Australia, admitting his strong passion drove his outburst.
Leon Schuster has apologised to Rassie Erasmus over a scathing Facebook post in which he criticised the Springboks coach and players for their disappointing 42-38 loss against the Wallabies. The actor ...
“A spinal nerve in my vertebra had broken halfway” – Leon Schuster gives a health update. Leon Schuster (72) has given a health update following speculation from his fans. In August of last year, he ...
South African comedy icon Leon Schuster has confirmed he is working on a new Netflix film while still recovering from a serious back injury. The news, dropped casually during a chat on KwaZulu-Natal ...
Veteran South African comedian and actor Leon Schuster is returning to the big screen, with the entertainer confirming that he is working on a new movie in collaboration with Netflix. Also see: Gayton ...
Veteran South African comedian and actor Leon Schuster is returning to the big screen, with the entertainer confirming that he is working on a new movie in collaboration with Netflix. The 75-year-old ...
South African comedian Leon Schuster has received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the National Arts and Culture Awards (NACA), alongside his longtime collaborator Alfred Ntombela, Cape {town} Etc ...
During his acceptance speech, Ntombela offered gratitude to Leon for giving him his start in the industry. The two started a decades-long career together when Ntombela was just 18 years old. The duo ...
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