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(b.**/**/**** - d.**/**/****). Police officer (actor). Though he was not an actor, C. (Carl) E. Richter nonetheless was one of only five individuals who appeared in [[Moedertjie]] ([[Joseph Albrecht]]/1931) the first Afrikaans-language sound film. A constable at the time, he played the policeman who has arrested Moedertjie's son, the role taken by [[Pierre de Wet]]. He went on to become the bodyguard of four of South Africa's Prime Ministers. As Major Richter he was present when an attempt was made to assassinate Dr. H.F. Verwoerd at the Union Exposition at Milner Park in Johannesburg on 9 April 1960. (FO)

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Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm

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 == Biography ==
-Though he was not an actor, Carl Eduard Richter nonetheless was one of only five individuals who appeared in ''[[Moedertjie]]'' ([[Joseph Albrecht]]/1931) the first Afrikaans-language sound film produced by [[African Film Productions]].  A constable at the time, he played the policeman who has arrested Moedertjie's son, the role taken by [[Pierre de Wet]].  Like everyone else involved, he received a Medal of Honour from the [[Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Taal, Letterkunde en Kuns]] (dated 20 October 1931).   He went on to become the bodyguard of four of South Africa's Prime Ministers.  As Major Richter he was present when an attempt was made to assassinate Dr. H.F. Verwoerd at the Union Exposition at Milner Park in Johannesburg on 9 April 1960.  He retired from the South African Police as Lieutenant-Colonel Richter and settled in Betty’s Bay.  (FO)
+Though he was not an actor, Carl Eduard Richter nonetheless was one of only five individuals who appeared in ''[[Moedertjie]]'' ([[Joseph Albrecht]]/1931), the first Afrikaans-language sound film produced by [[African Film Productions]].  A constable at the time, he played the policeman who has arrested Moedertjie's son, the role taken by [[Pierre de Wet]].  Like everyone else involved, he received a Medal of Honour from the [[Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Taal, Letterkunde en Kuns]] (dated 20 October 1931).   He went on to become the bodyguard of four of South Africa's Prime Ministers.  As Major Richter he was present when an attempt was made to assassinate Dr. H.F. Verwoerd at the Union Exposition at Milner Park in Johannesburg on 9 April 1960.  He retired from the South African Police as Lieutenant-Colonel Richter and settled in Betty’s Bay.  (FO)
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-(b.**/**/**** - d.**/**/****).  Police officer (actor).  Though he was not an actor, C. (Carl) E. Richter nonetheless was one of only five individuals who appeared in [[Moedertjie]] ([[Joseph Albrecht]]/1931) the first Afrikaans-language sound film.  A constable at the time, he played the policeman who has arrested Moedertjie's son, the role taken by [[Pierre de Wet]].   He went on to become the bodyguard of four of South Africa's Prime Ministers.  As Major Richter he was present when an attempt was made to assassinate Dr. H.F. Verwoerd at the Union Exposition at Milner Park in Johannesburg on 9 April 1960.  (FO)
+'''C.E. Richter''' (b.**/**/1904 - d.**/**/1965) was a police officer and one-off actor.
 == Sources ==
 Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm
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C.E. Richter - Revision history

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Fogterop: Created page with " (b.// - d.//). Police officer (actor). Though he was not an actor, C. (Carl) E. Richter nonetheless was one of only five individuals who appeared in Moede..."