Hugh Rouse - Revision history

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 – ''King Solomon’s Treasure'' (Director: Alvin Rakoff),
 – ''I’m for the Hippopotamus'' (Director: Italo Zingarelli),
-– ''Safari 3000'' (Director: Harry Hurwitz)
+- ''The Advocate'' (Director: Simon Sabela),
 – ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' (Technical Director: [[Tim Spring]]; Associate Director: [[Rex Garner]]),
 – ''The Riverman'' (Director: ''Ivan Hall''),

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 – ''Purgatory'' (Director: Ami Artzi),
 – ''Hold My Hand, I'm Dying'' / ''Blind Justice'' (Director: Terence Ryan),
 – ''Burndown'' (Director: James Allen).
 '''Television'''

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 – ''Shaka Zulu'' (TV series) (Director: [[William C. Faure]]),
 – ''Barney Barnato'' (TV series) (Director: [[David Lister]]),
-- ''The Old Brigade'' (TV movie) (Director: Hanro Möhr),
+- ''The Old Brigade'' (TV movie) (Director: [[Hanro Möhr]]),
 – ''Tales of Mystery and Imagination'' (TV series) (Episode: ''Mr. Valdemar'') (Director: [[James Ryan]]).

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 – ''Shaka Zulu'' (TV series) (Director: [[William C. Faure]]),
 – ''Barney Barnato'' (TV series) (Director: [[David Lister]]),
 – ''Tales of Mystery and Imagination'' (TV series) (Episode: ''Mr. Valdemar'') (Director: [[James Ryan]]).

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 – ''An African Dream'' (Director: [[John Smallcombe]]),
 – ''Purgatory'' (Director: Ami Artzi),
-– ''Blind Justice'' (Director: Terence Ryan),
+– ''Hold My Hand, I'm Dying'' / ''Blind Justice'' (Director: Terence Ryan),
 – ''Burndown'' (Director: James Allen).

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 – ''Diamantendetektiv Dick Donald'' (German TV series) (Episode – ''Tödliche Steine'') (Director: Erich Neureuther),
 – ''Dr. med. Mark Wedmann – Detektiv inbegriffen'' (German TV series) (Episode – ''In Quarantäne küsst man nicht'') (Director: Alfredo Medori),
 - ''The Dingleys'' (TV series) (Director: [[William C. Faure]]),
 – ''Call Me Kelly'' (TV series) (Directors: [[Bernard Buys]], [[Percival Rubens]] & [[David Shreeve]]),
 – ''[[Much Ado About Nothing]]'' (TV play) (Director: [[Douglas Bristow]]),

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 – ''Diamantendetektiv Dick Donald'' (German TV series) (Episode – ''Tödliche Steine'') (Director: Erich Neureuther),
 – ''Dr. med. Mark Wedmann – Detektiv inbegriffen'' (German TV series) (Episode – ''In Quarantäne küsst man nicht'') (Director: Alfredo Medori),
 – ''Call Me Kelly'' (TV series) (Directors: [[Bernard Buys]], [[Percival Rubens]] & [[David Shreeve]]),
 – ''[[Much Ado About Nothing]]'' (TV play) (Director: [[Douglas Bristow]]),
 – ''Duet'' (TV movie – ''Waiting'' & ''Redundant'') (Director: [[Gray Hofmeyr]]),
 – ''The Gioconda Smile'' (TV movie) (Director: [[Mike Leeston-Smith]]),
 – ''[[Salomé]]'' (TV play) (Director: [[William C. Faure]]),
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 – ''Westgate'' (TV series) (Director: [[Edgar Bold]]),
 – ''Westgate II'' (TV series) (Director: [[Edgar Bold]]),
-– ''The Riverman'' (TV series) (Director: [[Ivan Hall]]),
+- ''Miss Candida'' (TV series) (Director: [[Hans Kühle]]),
 – ''River Horse Lake'' (TV series) (Director: [[David Lister]]),
 – ''Shakes vs Shav'' (TV play) (Director: [[Douglas Bristow]]),

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 '''Radio'''
-His radio work is virtually impossible to track comprehensively, but these are some of the highlights: 1950 – ''[[The Cruel Sea]]'' (actor) (radio series) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1954 – ''[[Remember Nelson]]'' (producer) (radio play), 1956 – ''[[Anna Christie]]'' (actor) (radio play) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1958 – ''Moonraker'' (radio play) (adaptation of Ian Fleming’s novel – according to the Rand Daily Mail “The story concerns a Secret Service agent named James Bond”), 1958 – ''[[The Gorgon’s Head]]'' (actor) (radio play) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1958 – ''[[Tiger at the Gate]]'' (actor) (radio play) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1958 – ''[[The Heat of the Day]]'' (actor) (radio play) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1959-1985  – ''[[The Epic Casebook of Inspector Carr]]'' / ''[[Inspector Carr Investigates]]'' (actor) (radio series) (Producer: [[Michael Silver]]), 1967-1974 – ''[[The Sounds of Darkness]]'' (actor) (radio series) (Producer: [[Gerrie van Wyk]]), 1971-1973 – ''[[The  Avengers]]'' (narrator) (radio series) (Directors: [[Tony Jay]] & [[Dennis Folbigge]]).  In addition he was [[Springbok Radio]]’s most popular newsreader, notably for ''The World at 7 P.M.'', the Durban quizmaster of the ''Inter-Town Quiz Contest'' (1948), handled the 20 questions panel game ''Nice Work'' (1960), played Big Ears in the serial adaptation of Enid Blyton’s ''Noddy'' (1963), answered questions on everyday scientific problems on ''The Logbook'' (1959), etc.
+His radio work is virtually impossible to track comprehensively, but these are some of the highlights: 1950 – ''[[The Cruel Sea]]'' (actor) (radio series) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1954 – ''[[Remember Nelson]]'' (producer) (radio play), 1956 – ''[[Anna Christie]]'' (actor) (radio play) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1958 – ''Moonraker'' (radio play) (adaptation of Ian Fleming’s novel – according to the Rand Daily Mail “The story concerns a Secret Service agent named James Bond”), 1958 – ''[[The Gorgon’s Head]]'' (actor) (radio play) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1958 – ''[[Tiger at the Gate]]'' (actor) (radio play) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1958 – ''[[The Heat of the Day]]'' (actor) (radio play) (Producer: [[Cedric Messina]]), 1959-1985  – ''[[The Epic Casebook of Inspector Carr]]'' / ''[[Inspector Carr Investigates]]'' (actor) (radio series) (Producer: [[Michael Silver]]), 1967-1974 – ''[[The Sounds of Darkness]]'' (actor) (radio series) (Producer: [[Gerrie van Wyk]]), 1971-1973 – ''[[The  Avengers]]'' (narrator) (radio series) (Directors: [[Tony Jay]] & [[Dennis Folbigge]]).  In addition he was [[Springbok Radio]]’s popular newsreader, notably for ''The World at 7 P.M.'', the Durban quizmaster of the ''Inter-Town Quiz Contest'' (1948), handled the 20 questions panel game ''Nice Work'' (1960), played Big Ears in the serial adaptation of Enid Blyton’s ''Noddy'' (1963), answered questions on everyday scientific problems on ''The Logbook'' (1959), etc.
 == Sources ==

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 - ''Sights & Sounds of African Wildlife'' (Research, Script & Narration) (Director: [[Dick Reucassel]]),
 – ''Steam Fever: A Tribute to the Golden Age of Railways'' (Narration) (Director: [[Ronald Nell]]).
 == Sources ==