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	''[[Outers]]'' programme notes in 1985(***).		''[[Outers]]'' programme notes in 1985(***).
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		+	[[Beeld]], 10 January 1985.

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	== Television roles ==		== Television roles ==
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		+	He also performed in ''[[The Outcast]]'' in 1985.
	His roles in South African television drama include [http://www.tvsa.co.za/actors/viewactor.aspx?actorid=11685]: Van Vuurentjie/Sarel van Vuuren in ''[[Koöperasiestories]]'' ([[TV1]], 1983 and [[KykNet]], 2015), Stoffel in ''[[Konings]]'' (TV1, 1992), Ricky Vermelho in ''[[Torings]]'' ([[TV1]], 1994), Basie de Wet in ''[[Onder Draai die Duiwel Rond]]'' ([[SABC1]], 1997-2012), Daniel in ''[[Yizo Yizo]]'' ([[SABC1]], 1999), Valken in ''[[Arsenaal]]'' ([[SABC2]], 2002 and [[KykNet]], 2007 and [[SABC3]], 2011), Gabriël in ''[[Gabriël]]'' (SABC2, 2005), Swys van Wyk in ''[[Amalia]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2005 & 2006 and [[SABC2]], 2010), Marius in ''90 Plein Street'' ([[SABC2]], 2011), Wynand in ''[[Donkerland]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2013), Spike Swanepoel in ''[[Sterlopers]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2014), Adam Shore in ''[[Thola]]'' ([[SABC2]], 2014), Col. van Rensburg in ''[[When We Were Black]]'' ([[SABC1]], 2014), Chris du Plooy in ''[[Suidooster]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2015), Jan in ''[[Die Boekklub]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2016).		His roles in South African television drama include [http://www.tvsa.co.za/actors/viewactor.aspx?actorid=11685]: Van Vuurentjie/Sarel van Vuuren in ''[[Koöperasiestories]]'' ([[TV1]], 1983 and [[KykNet]], 2015), Stoffel in ''[[Konings]]'' (TV1, 1992), Ricky Vermelho in ''[[Torings]]'' ([[TV1]], 1994), Basie de Wet in ''[[Onder Draai die Duiwel Rond]]'' ([[SABC1]], 1997-2012), Daniel in ''[[Yizo Yizo]]'' ([[SABC1]], 1999), Valken in ''[[Arsenaal]]'' ([[SABC2]], 2002 and [[KykNet]], 2007 and [[SABC3]], 2011), Gabriël in ''[[Gabriël]]'' (SABC2, 2005), Swys van Wyk in ''[[Amalia]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2005 & 2006 and [[SABC2]], 2010), Marius in ''90 Plein Street'' ([[SABC2]], 2011), Wynand in ''[[Donkerland]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2013), Spike Swanepoel in ''[[Sterlopers]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2014), Adam Shore in ''[[Thola]]'' ([[SABC2]], 2014), Col. van Rensburg in ''[[When We Were Black]]'' ([[SABC1]], 2014), Chris du Plooy in ''[[Suidooster]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2015), Jan in ''[[Die Boekklub]]'' ([[KykNet]], 2016).

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 == Sources ==
-[[Percy Tucker|Tucker]], 1997
+[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]] 1997. pp 368, 404, 462.
 ''[[Outers]]'' programme notes in 1985(***).

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 == Stage roles ==
-Among his notable stage roles were ''[[Gilgamesh]]'', ''[[Dance Is]]'' and ''[[Tooth of Crime]]'' at [[The Space]], [[Stephen Gray]]’s adaptation of [[Herman Charles Bosman]]’s ''[[Cold Stone Jug]]'',   [[Maishe Maponya]]’s ****, *****at the [[Market Theatre]], *** at the [[Baxter Theatre]] **. Performed in ‘n Man Met Vakansie (with PACT directed by Francois Swart), Antigone (with PACT directed by Jannie Gildenhuys), Marat Sade (at the Market directed by Barney Simon), Mother Courage and in Equus.
+Among his notable stage roles were ''[[Gilgamesh]]'', ''[[Dance Is]]'' and ''[[Tooth of Crime]]'' at [[The Space]], [[Stephen Gray]]’s adaptation of [[Herman Charles Bosman]]’s ''[[Cold Stone Jug]]'',   [[Maishe Maponya]]’s ****, *****at the [[Market Theatre]], *** at the [[Baxter Theatre]] **. Performed in ''[['n Man Met Vakansie]]'' (with PACT directed by Francois Swart), ''[[Antigone]]'' (with PACT directed by Jannie Gildenhuys), ''[[Marat/Sade]]'' (at the Market directed by Barney Simon), ''[[Mother Courage]]'' and in ''[[Equus]]''.
 Monsieur Loyal in ''[[Tartuffe|Die Huigelaar]]'' ([[TRUK]], 1986).

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 == Playwriting ==
+In 2013 he won the [[RSG]] and Sanlam radio playwriting competition with his debut radio drama ''[[Vryslag]]''. He wrote a screenplay based on the radio drama and directed the short film, also called ''[[Vryslag]]'' - it was chosen as the best short film at 2015’s Silwerskermfees (Silver Screen Festival in Cape Town).
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 == Film roles ==
-His roles in feature films include: Hooper in ''[[Savage Encounter]]'' (1980), Dial in ''[[The Outcast]]'' (1984), Jock in ''[['n Wêreld sonder Grense]]'' (1987), Hussein in ''[[Hostage]]'' (1987), Lann in ''[[Steel Dawn]]'' (1987)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel_Dawn], Stander in ''[[Mapantsula]]'' (1988)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapantsula], Jobman (1990), Hendrik Erasmus in ''[[The Fourth Reich]]'' (1990), Salvo in ''[[Night of the Cyclone]]'' (1991), John the Baptist in ''[[The Visual Bible: Matthew]]'' (1993), Trooper Stone in ''[[Trigger Fast]]'' (1994), Johnnie in ''[[Jump the Gun]]'' (1997), Freddie in ''[[Husk]]'' (short film shown at Cannes Film Festival, 1999), Toyota Owner in ''[[Hijack Stories]]'' (2000), Deek in ''[[Glory Glory]]'' (2002), Piet in ''[[A Case of Murder]]'' (2004), September  in ''[[Max and Mona]]'' (2004), Chris Hummell in ''[[Red Dust]]'' (2004) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Dust_%282004_film%29], Anders in ''[[The Flyer]]'' (2005), Kogla in ''[[Beauty and the Beast]]'' (2005), Hennie in ''[[Everyman's Taxi]]'' (2009), Oudolf in ''[[Hond se Dinges]]'' (2009), Mr. Fanie van Zyl in ''[[White Wedding]]'' (2009), Die Prokureur (the attorney) in ''[[Molly en Wors, die Movie]]'' (2013), Tango du Toit in ''[['n Pawpaw vir my Darling]]'' (2015).
+His roles in local and international feature films include: Hooper in ''[[Savage Encounter]]'' (1980), Dial in ''[[The Outcast]]'' (1984), Jock in ''[['n Wêreld sonder Grense]]'' (1987), Hussein in ''[[Hostage]]'' (1987), Lann in ''[[Steel Dawn]]'' (1987)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel_Dawn], Stander in ''[[Mapantsula]]'' (1988)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapantsula], Jobman (1990), Hendrik Erasmus in ''[[The Fourth Reich]]'' (1990), Salvo in ''[[Night of the Cyclone]]'' (1991), John the Baptist in ''[[The Visual Bible: Matthew]]'' (1993), Trooper Stone in ''[[Trigger Fast]]'' (1994), Johnnie in ''[[Jump the Gun]]'' (1997), Freddie in ''[[Husk]]'' (short film shown at Cannes Film Festival, 1999), Toyota Owner in ''[[Hijack Stories]]'' (2000), Deek in ''[[Glory Glory]]'' (2002), Piet in ''[[A Case of Murder]]'' (2004), September  in ''[[Max and Mona]]'' (2004), Chris Hummell in ''[[Red Dust]]'' (2004) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Dust_%282004_film%29], Anders in ''[[The Flyer]]'' (2005), Kogla in ''[[Beauty and the Beast]]'' (2005), Hennie in ''[[Everyman's Taxi]]'' (2009), Oudolf in ''[[Hond se Dinges]]'' (2009), Mr. Fanie van Zyl in ''[[White Wedding]]'' (2009), Die Prokureur (the attorney) in ''[[Molly en Wors, die Movie]]'' (2013), Tango du Toit in ''[['n Pawpaw vir my Darling]]'' (2015).
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−	'''Marcel van Heerden''' (1952-) is a South African actor on stage, television and ~~film~~. Son of Stellenbosch director and actress [[Marie van Heerden]], brother of [[Johann van Heerden]]. Started his drama studies at the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]], then moved to the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]], where he continued his studies under [[Robert Mohr]] and [[Mavis Taylor]], qualifying with a Bilingual Performers Diploma in Speech and Drama in 1975.Went on to become one of the first [[Afrikaans]] actors to work consistently in the anti-apartheid theatre such as [[The Space]] and The [[Market Theatre]], as well as film and television.	+	'''Marcel van Heerden''' (1952-) is a South African actor on stage, television, film and radio. Son of Stellenbosch director and actress [[Marie van Heerden]], brother of [[Johann van Heerden]]. Started his drama studies at the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]], then moved to the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]], where he continued his studies under [[Robert Mohr]] and [[Mavis Taylor]], qualifying with a Bilingual Performers Diploma in Speech and Drama in 1975.Went on to become one of the first [[Afrikaans]] actors to work consistently in the anti-apartheid theatre such as [[The Space]] and The [[Market Theatre]], as well as film and television.