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 == Sources ==
-Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm
+Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – ''Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm''
 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2034695/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_1

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 == Crew ==
-Production Company: [[Jamie Uys Filmproduksies]] / Director & Story: [[Emil Nofal]] / Cinematography: [[Vernon Whitten]] & [[Vincent G. Cox]] / Editor: [[Elmo de Witt]] / Decor: [[Tommy Askew]] / Production Manager: [[Willie Herbst]] / Sound: [[Bonné ter Steege]] / Make-up: Ronnie Brinkmar / Assistant Cameraman: [[Manie Botha]] / Assistant Editor: Aline de Witt / Continuity: [[Nola du Preez]] / Songs: [[Taffy Kikilus]] / Decor Construction: [[Bob Evans]] & Han van den Bergh.
+Production Company: [[Jamie Uys Filmproduksies]] / Director & Story: [[Emil Nofal]] / Cinematography: [[Vernon Whitten]] & [[Vincent G. Cox]] / Editor: [[Elmo de Witt]] / Decor: [[Tommy Askew]] / Production Manager: [[Willie Herbst]] / Sound: [[Bonné ter Steege]] / Make-up: Ronnie Brinkmar / Assistant Cameraman: [[Manie Botha]] / Assistant Editor: Aline de Witt / Continuity: [[Nola du Preez]] / Songs: [[Taffy Kikilus]] / Decor Construction: [[Bob Evans]] & [[Han van den Bergh]].
 == Sources ==

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 == Context ==
-The film gives Debbo ample chance to display his trademark talent for slapstick impersonations, notably when he is forced to improvise various stations on a broken radio.  The girls in his life are played by [[Trudie Rossouw]] and [[Emsie Botha]] and his boss is acted by [[Douglas Fuchs]], who was to become Director General of the SABC.  This was Emsie Botha's first film appearance and [[Dawid van der Walt]]'s first credited one. Although this is not credited anywhere, the 1981 production of ''[[Blink Stefaans]]'' by [[Jans Rautenbach]], with [[Regardt van den Bergh]] in the leading role, is a remake.
+The film gives Debbo ample chance to display his trademark talent for slapstick impersonations, notably when he is forced to improvise various stations on a broken radio.  The girls in his life are played by [[Trudie Rossouw]] and [[Emsie Botha]] and his boss is acted by [[Douglas Fuchs]], who was to become Director General of the SABC.  This was Emsie Botha's first film appearance and [[Dawid van der Walt]]'s first credited one. Although this is not acknowledged anywhere, the 1981 production of ''[[Blink Stefaans]]'' by [[Jans Rautenbach]], with [[Regardt van den Bergh]] in the leading role, is a remake.
 == Cast ==

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 == Context ==
-The film gives Debbo ample chance to display his trademark talent for slapstick impersonations, notably when he is forced to improvise various stations on a broken radio.  The girls in his life are played by [[Trudie Rossouw]] and [[Emsie Botha]] and his boss is acted by [[Douglas Fuchs]], who was to become Director General of the SABC.  This was Emsie Botha's first film appearance and [[Dawid van der Walt]]'s first credited one.
+The film gives Debbo ample chance to display his trademark talent for slapstick impersonations, notably when he is forced to improvise various stations on a broken radio.  The girls in his life are played by [[Trudie Rossouw]] and [[Emsie Botha]] and his boss is acted by [[Douglas Fuchs]], who was to become Director General of the SABC.  This was Emsie Botha's first film appearance and [[Dawid van der Walt]]'s first credited one. Although this is not credited anywhere, the 1981 production of ''[[Blink Stefaans]]'' by [[Jans Rautenbach]], with [[Regardt van den Bergh]] in the leading role, is a remake.
 == Cast ==

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 == Cast ==
-[[Al Debbo]] (Klaas Haasbroek), [[Trudie Rossouw]] (Linda Rossouw), [[Sarah Sylvia]] (Mrs. Goldberg), [[Emsie Botha]] (Elsie Pienaar), [[Willie Herbst]] (Fanus), [[Taffy Kikilus]] (Herman Engelbrecht), [[Willem Loots]] (Jaco Theron), [[Douglas Fuchs]] (Mr. Rossouw), [[Johan du Plooy]] (Assistant Director), [[Sadie Festenstein]] (Miss Lovejoy), [[Johan Eloff]] (Oom Hendrik), [[Dawid van der W]]alt (Dirk), [[Christo Gerber]] (Chris), [[Jerry Kettler]], [[Lucas Mulaudzi]], [[Jamie Uys]] - uncredited (Himself), [[Moya Meaker]] - uncredited (Herself), [[Arthur Hall]] - uncredited (Miss Meaker's Companion), [[Frances Coertze]] (Woman at Premiere), [[Willie S]]teyn (Autograph Hunter).
+[[Al Debbo]] (Klaas Haasbroek), [[Trudie Rossouw]] (Linda Rossouw), [[Sarah Sylvia]] (Mrs. Goldberg), [[Emsie Botha]] (Elsie Pienaar), [[Willie Herbst]] (Fanus), [[Taffy Kikilus]] (Herman Engelbrecht), [[Willem Loots]] (Jaco Theron), [[Douglas Fuchs]] (Mr. Rossouw), [[Johan du Plooy]] (Assistant Director), [[Sadie Festenstein]] (Miss Lovejoy), [[Johan Eloff]] (Oom Hendrik), [[Dawid van der W]]alt (Dirk), [[Christo Gerber]] (Chris), [[Jerry Kettler]], [[Lucas Mulaudzi]], [[Jamie Uys]] - uncredited (Himself), [[Moya Meaker]] - uncredited (Herself), [[Arthur Hall]] - uncredited (Miss Meaker's Companion & Haasbroek's Stunt Double in "Die Bangbroek"), [[Francis Coertze]] - uncredited (Woman at Premiere), [[Willie Steyn]] - uncredited (Autograph Hunter), [[Mario Lastrucci]] & [[George Canes]] - uncredited (Gamblers in "Die Dobbelaar"), [[John Dercksen]] - uncredited (Actor at Audition).
 == Crew ==

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−	== ~~Screenings~~ Details ==	+	== Screening Details ==

	'''Running Time''': 84 min. (Black and White) / '''Copyright Date''': 1960 / '''Release Date''': 28 November 1960 / '''Language''': Afrikaans / '''Genre''': Comedy / '''Alternative Titles''': none.		'''Running Time''': 84 min. (Black and White) / '''Copyright Date''': 1960 / '''Release Date''': 28 November 1960 / '''Language''': Afrikaans / '''Genre''': Comedy / '''Alternative Titles''': none.

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 == Screenings Details ==
-'''Duration''': 84 min. (Black and White) / '''Copyright Date''': 1960 / '''Release Date''': 28 November 1960 / '''Genre''': Comedy
+'''Running Time''': 84 min. (Black and White) / '''Copyright Date''': 1960 / '''Release Date''': 28 November 1960 / '''Language''': Afrikaans / '''Genre''': Comedy / '''Alternative Titles''': none.
 == Synopsis ==

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 The film gives Debbo ample chance to display his trademark talent for slapstick impersonations, notably when he is forced to improvise various stations on a broken radio.  The girls in his life are played by [[Trudie Rossouw]] and [[Emsie Botha]] and his boss is acted by [[Douglas Fuchs]], who was to become Director General of the SABC.  This was Emsie Botha's first film appearance and [[Dawid van der Walt]]'s first credited one.
 == Sources ==
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	The film gives Debbo ample chance to display his trademark talent for slapstick impersonations, notably when he is forced to improvise various stations on a broken radio. The girls in his life are played by [[Trudie Rossouw]] and [[Emsie Botha]] and his boss is acted by [[Douglas Fuchs]], who was to become Director General of the SABC. This was Emsie Botha's first film appearance and [[Dawid van der Walt]]'s first credited one.		The film gives Debbo ample chance to display his trademark talent for slapstick impersonations, notably when he is forced to improvise various stations on a broken radio. The girls in his life are played by [[Trudie Rossouw]] and [[Emsie Botha]] and his boss is acted by [[Douglas Fuchs]], who was to become Director General of the SABC. This was Emsie Botha's first film appearance and [[Dawid van der Walt]]'s first credited one.
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm
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		+	http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2034695/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_1
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		+	== Return to ==
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		+	Return to [[South African Films]]
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		+	Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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		+	Return to [[Main Page]]
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	== Cast ==		== Cast ==

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	[[Al Debbo]] (Klaas Haasbroek), [[Trudie Rossouw]] (Linda Rossouw), [[Sarah Sylvia]] (Mrs. Goldberg), [[Emsie Botha]] (Elsie Pienaar), [[Willie Herbst]] (Fanus), [[Taffy Kikilus]] (Herman Engelbrecht), [[Willem Loots]] (Jaco Theron), [[Douglas Fuchs]] (Mr. Rossouw), [[Johan du Plooy]] (Assistant Director), [[Sadie Festenstein]] (Miss Lovejoy), [[Johan Eloff]] (Oom Hendrik), [[Dawid van der W]]alt (Dirk), [[Christo Gerber]] (Chris), [[Jerry Kettler]], [[Lucas Mulaudzi]], [[Jamie Uys]] - uncredited (Himself), [[Moya Meaker]] - uncredited (Herself), [[Arthur Hall]] - uncredited (Miss Meaker's Companion), [[Frances Coertze]] (Woman at Premiere), [[Willie S]]teyn (Autograph Hunter).		[[Al Debbo]] (Klaas Haasbroek), [[Trudie Rossouw]] (Linda Rossouw), [[Sarah Sylvia]] (Mrs. Goldberg), [[Emsie Botha]] (Elsie Pienaar), [[Willie Herbst]] (Fanus), [[Taffy Kikilus]] (Herman Engelbrecht), [[Willem Loots]] (Jaco Theron), [[Douglas Fuchs]] (Mr. Rossouw), [[Johan du Plooy]] (Assistant Director), [[Sadie Festenstein]] (Miss Lovejoy), [[Johan Eloff]] (Oom Hendrik), [[Dawid van der W]]alt (Dirk), [[Christo Gerber]] (Chris), [[Jerry Kettler]], [[Lucas Mulaudzi]], [[Jamie Uys]] - uncredited (Himself), [[Moya Meaker]] - uncredited (Herself), [[Arthur Hall]] - uncredited (Miss Meaker's Companion), [[Frances Coertze]] (Woman at Premiere), [[Willie S]]teyn (Autograph Hunter).
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		+	== Crew ==
		+
		+	Production Company: [[Jamie Uys Filmproduksies]] / Director & Story: [[Emil Nofal]] / Cinematography: [[Vernon Whitten]] & [[Vincent G. Cox]] / Editor: [[Elmo de Witt]] / Decor: [[Tommy Askew]] / Production Manager: [[Willie Herbst]] / Sound: [[Bonné ter Steege]] / Make-up: Ronnie Brinkmar / Assistant Cameraman: [[Manie Botha]] / Assistant Editor: Aline de Witt / Continuity: [[Nola du Preez]] / Songs: [[Taffy Kikilus]] / Decor Construction: [[Bob Evans]] & Han van den Bergh.