INumber Number: Jozi Gold - Revision history

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 An offshoot of the 2017 TV series ''[[iNumber Number]]'', it was produced by [[Harriet Gavshon]], [[Nimrod Geva]] and [[Donovan Marsh]] (executive producers) along with proiducers [[J.P. Potgieter]], [[Schalk Willem Burger]] and [[Israel Matseke-Zulu]]. The script written and directed by [[Donovan Marsh]], with a large cast that included (in alphabetical order)  [[Lonwabo Bokamoso]], [[Presley Chweneyagae]], [[Willem Jacobus de Jongh]], [[Noxolo Dlamini]], [[Kgosi Flietor]], [[Kagiso Latane]], [[Deon Lotz]], [[Mpumelelo Madondo]], [[Bongile Mantsai]], [[Albert Maritz]], [[Yule Masiteng]], [[Kgosi Mathibela]], [[Abongile Matyutyu]], [[Paballo Mavundla]], [[Siphe Mazibuko]], [[Kate Menson]], [[Tinah Mnumzana]], [[Fana Mokoena]], [[Clementine Mosimane]], [[S'Dumo Mtshali]], [[Tumie Ngumla]], [[Brenda Ngxoli]], [[Mxolisi Nodom]], [[Nqobile Nxumalo]], [[Dries Oberholzer]], [[Bokang Phelane]], [[Kgotso Phosa]], [[Nicky Rebelo]], [[Mavuso Simelane]], [[Omphile Sono]], [[Alwyn Swart]], [[Martin Thompson]], [[Lehlohonolo Tswaedi]], [[Gert van Niekerk]], [[André Weber]]  and [[Sparky Xulu]].
-The film released worldwide on the internet by [[Netflix]] in June 2023.
+The film released worldwide on the internet by '''Netflix'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netflix] in June 2023.
 '''''For further details see https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27728519/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm'''''

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 ''[[iNumber Number: Jozi Gold]]'' is a film by [[Donovan Marsh]] ()[https://www.linkedin.com/in/donovan-marsh-36bb4267/?originalSubdomain=za]
-Sometimes referred to as ''[[Fool's Gold]]'' by some actors in their CV's. This was possibly the original working title.
+<small>Sometimes referred to as '''''[[Fool's Gold]]''''' by some actors in their CV's. This was possibly the original working title.
+</small>
 <small>''In this case, of course not to be confused with four international films called '''[[Fool's Gold]]''' (a Hopalong Casiddy western film, 1947[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fool%27s_Gold_(1947_film)#:~:text=Fool's%20Gold%20is%20a%201947,%2C%201947%2C%20by%20United%20Artists.]; an episode of the TV Series '''Mission: Impossible''', 1969[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0649235/]; a TV film 1993[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104286/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm] and an American adventure film 2008[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0770752/]), nor an anthology of selected short stories of that name compiled by Arja Salafranca and published by [[Modjaji Books]][https://www.modjajibooks.co.za/titles/fools-gold/].''</small>

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 The film released worldwide on the internet by [[Netflix]] in June 2023.
-'''''For details see https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27728519/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm'''''
+'''''For further details see https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27728519/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm'''''
 ==Sources==

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 ==The film==
-An offshoot of the 2017 TV series ''[[iNumber Number]]'', it was produced by [[Harriet Gavshon]], [[Nimrod Geva]] and [[Donovan Marsh]] (executive producers) along with proiducers [[J.P. Potgieter]], [[Schalk Willem Burger]] and [[Israel Matseke-Zulu]]. The script written and directed by [[Donovan Marsh]], with a large cast that included (in alphabetical order)  [[Lonwabo Bokamoso]], [[Presley Chweneyagae]], [[Willem Jacobus de Jongh]], [[Noxolo Dlamini]], [[Kgosi Flietor]], [[Kagiso Latane]], [[Deon Lotz]], [[Mpumelelo Madondo]], [[Bongile Mantsai]], [[Albert Maritz]], [[Yule Masiteng]], [[Kgosi Mathibela]], [[Abongile Matyutyu]], [[Paballo Mavundla]], [[Siphe Mazibuko]], [[Kate Menson]], [[Tinah Mnumzana]], [[Fana Mokoena]], [[Clementine Mosimane]], [[S'Dumo Mtshali]], [[Tumie Ngumla]], [[Brenda Ngxoli]], [[Mxolisi Nodom]], [[Nqobile Nxumalo]], [[Dries Oberholzer]], [[Bokang Phelane]], [[Kgotso Phosa]], [[Nicky Rebelo]], [[Mavuso Simelane]], [[Omphile Sono]], [[Alwyn Swart]], [[Martin Thompson]], [[Lehlohonolo Tswaedi]], [[Gert van Niekerk]], [[André Weber]] [[Andre Weber]] and [[Sparky Xulu]].
+An offshoot of the 2017 TV series ''[[iNumber Number]]'', it was produced by [[Harriet Gavshon]], [[Nimrod Geva]] and [[Donovan Marsh]] (executive producers) along with proiducers [[J.P. Potgieter]], [[Schalk Willem Burger]] and [[Israel Matseke-Zulu]]. The script written and directed by [[Donovan Marsh]], with a large cast that included (in alphabetical order)  [[Lonwabo Bokamoso]], [[Presley Chweneyagae]], [[Willem Jacobus de Jongh]], [[Noxolo Dlamini]], [[Kgosi Flietor]], [[Kagiso Latane]], [[Deon Lotz]], [[Mpumelelo Madondo]], [[Bongile Mantsai]], [[Albert Maritz]], [[Yule Masiteng]], [[Kgosi Mathibela]], [[Abongile Matyutyu]], [[Paballo Mavundla]], [[Siphe Mazibuko]], [[Kate Menson]], [[Tinah Mnumzana]], [[Fana Mokoena]], [[Clementine Mosimane]], [[S'Dumo Mtshali]], [[Tumie Ngumla]], [[Brenda Ngxoli]], [[Mxolisi Nodom]], [[Nqobile Nxumalo]], [[Dries Oberholzer]], [[Bokang Phelane]], [[Kgotso Phosa]], [[Nicky Rebelo]], [[Mavuso Simelane]], [[Omphile Sono]], [[Alwyn Swart]], [[Martin Thompson]], [[Lehlohonolo Tswaedi]], [[Gert van Niekerk]], [[André Weber]]  and [[Sparky Xulu]].
 The film released worldwide on the internet by [[Netflix]] in June 2023.

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 ==The film==
-An offshoot of the 2017 TV series ''[[iNumber Number]]'', it was produced by [[Harriet Gavshon]], [[Nimrod Geva]] and [[Donovan Marsh]] (executive producers) along with proiducers [[J.P. Potgieter]], [[Schalk Willem Burger]] and [[Israel Matseke-Zulu]]. The script written and directed by [[Donovan Marsh]], with a large cast that included (in alphabetical order)  [[Lonwabo Bokamoso]], [[Presley Chweneyagae]], [[Willem Jacobus de Jongh]], [[Noxolo Dlamini]], [[Kgosi Flietor]], [[Kagiso Latane]], [[Deon Lotz]], [[Mpumelelo Madondo]], [[Bongile Mantsai]], [[Albert Maritz]], [[Yule Masiteng]], [[Kgosi Mathibela]], [[Abongile Matyutyu]], [[Paballo Mavundla]], [[Siphe Mazibuko]], [[Kate Menson]], [[Tinah Mnumzana]], [[Fana Mokoena]], [[Clementine Mosimane]], [[S'Dumo Mtshali]], [[Tumie Ngumla]], [[Brenda Ngxoli]], [[Mxolisi Nodom]], [[Nqobile Nxumalo]], [[Dries Oberholzer]], [[Bokang Phelane]], [[Kgotso Phosa]], [[Nicky Rebelo]], [[Mavuso Simelane]], [[Omphile Sono]], [[Alwyn Swart]], [[Martin Thompson]], [[Lehlohonolo Tswaedi]], [[Gert van Niekerk]], [[André Weber]] and [[Sparky Xulu]].
+An offshoot of the 2017 TV series ''[[iNumber Number]]'', it was produced by [[Harriet Gavshon]], [[Nimrod Geva]] and [[Donovan Marsh]] (executive producers) along with proiducers [[J.P. Potgieter]], [[Schalk Willem Burger]] and [[Israel Matseke-Zulu]]. The script written and directed by [[Donovan Marsh]], with a large cast that included (in alphabetical order)  [[Lonwabo Bokamoso]], [[Presley Chweneyagae]], [[Willem Jacobus de Jongh]], [[Noxolo Dlamini]], [[Kgosi Flietor]], [[Kagiso Latane]], [[Deon Lotz]], [[Mpumelelo Madondo]], [[Bongile Mantsai]], [[Albert Maritz]], [[Yule Masiteng]], [[Kgosi Mathibela]], [[Abongile Matyutyu]], [[Paballo Mavundla]], [[Siphe Mazibuko]], [[Kate Menson]], [[Tinah Mnumzana]], [[Fana Mokoena]], [[Clementine Mosimane]], [[S'Dumo Mtshali]], [[Tumie Ngumla]], [[Brenda Ngxoli]], [[Mxolisi Nodom]], [[Nqobile Nxumalo]], [[Dries Oberholzer]], [[Bokang Phelane]], [[Kgotso Phosa]], [[Nicky Rebelo]], [[Mavuso Simelane]], [[Omphile Sono]], [[Alwyn Swart]], [[Martin Thompson]], [[Lehlohonolo Tswaedi]], [[Gert van Niekerk]], [[André Weber]] [[Andre Weber]] and [[Sparky Xulu]].
 The film released worldwide on the internet by [[Netflix]] in June 2023.

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 Sometimes referred to as ''[[Fool's Gold]]'' by some actors in their CV's. This was possibly the original working title.
-<small>''In this case, of course not to be confused with four international films called ''[[Fool's Gold]]'' (a Hopalong Casiddy film, 1947[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fool%27s_Gold_(1947_film)#:~:text=Fool's%20Gold%20is%20a%201947,%2C%201947%2C%20by%20United%20Artists.]; an episode of the TV Series ''Mission: Impossible'', 1969[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0649235/]; a TV film 1993[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104286/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm] and an American adventure film 2008[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0770752/]), nor an anthology of selected short stories of that name compiled by Arja Salafranca and published by [[Modjaji Books]][https://www.modjajibooks.co.za/titles/fools-gold/].''</small>
+<small>''In this case, of course not to be confused with four international films called '''[[Fool's Gold]]''' (a Hopalong Casiddy western film, 1947[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fool%27s_Gold_(1947_film)#:~:text=Fool's%20Gold%20is%20a%201947,%2C%201947%2C%20by%20United%20Artists.]; an episode of the TV Series ''Mission: Impossible'', 1969[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0649235/]; a TV film 1993[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104286/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm] and an American adventure film 2008[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0770752/]), nor an anthology of selected short stories of that name compiled by Arja Salafranca and published by [[Modjaji Books]][https://www.modjajibooks.co.za/titles/fools-gold/].''</small>
 ==The film==

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	Sometimes referred to as ''[[Fool's Gold]]'' by some actors in their CV's. This was possibly the original working title.		Sometimes referred to as ''[[Fool's Gold]]'' by some actors in their CV's. This was possibly the original working title.