Johnny is nie dood nie - Revision history

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Johnny is nie dood nie - the film (2016)

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Johnny is nie dood nie - the play (2011)

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Johnny is nie dood nie - the film (2016)

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Johnny is nie dood nie - the play (2011)

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−	There are two related works by this name, a play by [[Malan Steyn]] (1974-) and a film by [[Christiaan Olwagen]]	+	There are two related works by this name, a play by [[Malan Steyn]] (1974-) and a film by [[Christiaan Olwagen]] (1987-).

	=''[[Johnny is nie dood nie]]'' - the play (2011)=		=''[[Johnny is nie dood nie]]'' - the play (2011)=

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−	There are two related works by this name, a play by [[Malan Steyn]] and a film by [[Christiaan Olwagen]]	+	There are two related works by this name, a play by [[Malan Steyn]] (1974-) and a film by [[Christiaan Olwagen]]

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 Based on the [[Malan Steyn]] play, with a script by [[Christiaan Olwagen]], who also directed the film.
-Largely rewritten, the film uses flashbacks and voiceovers to recreate the rise of the [[Voëlvry]] movement and the rebellion of young [[Afrikaans]] students in the buildup to the fall of the National Party and share the friends' confusion of being young and finding their places in the world.
+Largely rewritten, the film uses flashbacks and voiceovers to recreate the rise of the [[Voëlvry Movement]] and the rebellion of young [[Afrikaans]] students in the buildup to the fall of the National Party and share the friends' confusion of being young and finding their places in the world.
 The film featured [[Rolanda Marais]], [[Albert Pretorius]], [[Ilana Cilliers]], [[Ludwig Binge]], [[Roelof Storm]], [[Charl-Johan Lingenfelder]], [[Martelize Kolver]], [[Roeline Daneel]], [[Mariechen Vosloo]], [[Nini Conradie]], [[Mari Conradi]] (billed as [[Marie Conradie]]), [[Peach Cronje]], [[De Klerk Oelofse]], [[Cintaine Schutte]] and [[Beer Adriaanse]].

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	=Sources=		=Sources=
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		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Voëlvry_Movement

	[[SACat]], a union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.		[[SACat]], a union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.

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 == The original text ==
-This is the printed version of a text by [[Malan Steyn]], a substantial reworking of Malan's earlier play '''''[[Eet Alles]]''''', which had been performed at aardklop and the KKNK, and was the runner up for the 2004 [[AngloGold Ashanti/Aardklop Smeltkoersprys]].  The play deals with a group of friends who come together after the death of [[Johannes Kerkorrel]], lead singer of the Gereformeerde Blues Band, in 2002. They reminisce about the [[Voëlvry]] Movement [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Voëlvry_Movement] of the 1980s.
+This is the printed version of a text by [[Malan Steyn]], a substantial reworking of Malan's earlier play '''''[[Eet Alles]]''''', which had been performed at aardklop and the KKNK, and was the runner up for the 2004 [[AngloGold Ashanti/Aardklop Smeltkoersprys]].  The play deals with a group of friends who come together after the death of [[Johannes Kerkorrel]], lead singer of the Gereformeerde Blues Band, in 2002. They reminisce about the [[Voëlvry Movement]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Voëlvry_Movement] of the 1980s.
 The text was published by [[Protea Boekhuis]] in 2011. ISBN 9781869194475.

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 = ''[[Johnny is nie dood nie]]'' - the film (2016)=
-Based on the [[Malan Steyn]] play, the script was written by [[Christiaan Olwagen]], who also directed the film.
+Based on the [[Malan Steyn]] play, with a script by [[Christiaan Olwagen]], who also directed the film.
-Largely rewritten, the film uses flashbacks and voiceovers to recreate the rise of the Voëlvry movement and the rebellion of young [[Afrikaans]] students in the buildup to the fall of the National Party and share the friends' confusion of being young and finding their places in the world.
+Largely rewritten, the film uses flashbacks and voiceovers to recreate the rise of the [[Voëlvry]] movement and the rebellion of young [[Afrikaans]] students in the buildup to the fall of the National Party and share the friends' confusion of being young and finding their places in the world.
 The film featured [[Rolanda Marais]], [[Albert Pretorius]], [[Ilana Cilliers]], [[Ludwig Binge]], [[Roelof Storm]], [[Charl-Johan Lingenfelder]], [[Martelize Kolver]], [[Roeline Daneel]], [[Mariechen Vosloo]], [[Nini Conradie]], [[Mari Conradi]] (billed as [[Marie Conradie]]), [[Peach Cronje]], [[De Klerk Oelofse]], [[Cintaine Schutte]] and [[Beer Adriaanse]].

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 Director of photography: [[Chris Vermaak]], film editing by [[Ronelle Loots]], production design by [[Birrie le Roux]]
-''For the full list of technical staff on the film, see the [[IMDb]] entry on the film[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6863096/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm]''
+'''''For the full list of technical staff on the film, see the [[IMDb]] entry on the film[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6863096/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm]'''''
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