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Videoland on Teun Kuilboer's departure from Sleepers: 'There were tensions'

Videoland on Teun Kuilboer's departure from Sleepers: 'There were tensions'

Actor Teun Kuilboer has resigned from the Videoland series *Sleepers* with immediate effect, citing what he described as an unworkable situation. Videoland and production company Fiction Valley confirmed that tensions had arisen during the collaboration leading up to the actor's departure on Wednesday.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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