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−	'''Paddy Norval''' (b. Johannesburg, 14/08/1943 - d. //~~1986~~) was an actress.	+	'''Paddy Norval''' (b. Johannesburg, 14/08/1943 - d. 23/12/1985) was an actress.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paddy_Norval

	[[SACD]] 1974.		[[SACD]] 1974.

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		+	https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Norval

	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]		Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 == Biography ==
-[[Patricia Danielle Norval]] was the only child of [[James Norval]] (1908-1970) and [[Anna Cloete]] (1913-1999), one of South Africa’s most prominent theatrical couples.  She grew up in Bloemfontein and initially went to boarding school at the [[Hoërs Meisieskool Oranje]] while her parents were on tour and then attended Hoërskool Linden in Johannesburg.  Though her stage career never really took off, as a little girl she already had a cameo in the film ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' (1952) and as early as 1955 she had a role in [[Piere de Wet]]’s ''[[Vadertjie Langbeen]]'', the Afrikaans film version of ''[[Daddy Long-Legs]]''.  The following year she played one of ''[[Paul Krüger]]''’s grandchildren in [[Werner Grünbauer]]’s film with that title, while in 1961 she acted in ''[[Spore in die Modder]]'', a film directed by her father.  In 1963 she joined her parents in the theatre to tour with ''[[Moleste met ‘n Verliefde Spook]]''.  After a short period with [[PACT]], she attended the [[University of Stellenbosch]].
+[[Patricia Danielle Norval]] was the only child of [[James Norval]] (1908-1970) and [[Anna Cloete]] (1913-1999), one of South Africa’s most prominent theatrical couples.  She grew up in Bloemfontein and initially went to boarding school at the [[Hoër Meisieskool Oranje]] while her parents were on tour and then attended [[Hoërskool Linden]] in Johannesburg.  Though her stage career never really took off, as a little girl she already had a cameo in the film ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' (1952) and as early as 1955 she had a role in [[Piere de Wet]]’s ''[[Vadertjie Langbeen]]'', the Afrikaans film version of ''[[Daddy Long-Legs]]''.  The following year she played one of ''[[Paul Krüger]]''’s grandchildren in [[Werner Grünbauer]]’s film with that title, while in 1961 she acted in ''[[Spore in die Modder]]'', a film directed by her father.  In 1963 she joined her parents in the theatre to tour with ''[[Moleste met ‘n Verliefde Spook]]''.  After a short period with [[PACT]], she attended the [[University of Stellenbosch]].
 An attractive woman, she often appeared in the newspapers for reasons that had little to do with her acting ability, including her somewhat troubled private life.  In October 1972 she married American actor and stuntman Ken Norman (real name Klaus Hermann Karl Nonnenprediger), who appeared with her in [[Tim Spring]]’s film ''[[Dog Squad]]'' (1973), but in 1975 the couple were divorced.  Subsequently she was in a relationship with racing driver James Hunt, but throughout her tragically short life her name was linked with various prominent figures.  In 1979 she directed a student production of ''[[Anastasia]]'' staged by the [[Johannesburg Technikon Drama Workshop]] and subsequently ran a drama workshop on the premises of the Joubert Park Primary School.  In addition to her film roles, she was also the heroine in the Afrikaans photo-story ''Zelda Dia'' and it was said that she was the first female disc jockey in Johannesburg.

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 == Biography ==
-[[Patricia Danielle Norval]] was the only child of [[James Norval]] (1908-1970) and [[Anna Cloete]] (1913-1999), one of South Africa’s most prominent theatrical couples.  She grew up in Bloemfontein and initially went to boarding school while her parents were on tour and then attended Hoërskool Linden in Johannesburg.  Though her stage career never really took off, as a little girl she already had a cameo in the film ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' (1952) and as early as 1955 she had a role in [[Piere de Wet]]’s ''[[Vadertjie Langbeen]]'', the Afrikaans film version of ''[[Daddy Long-Legs]]''.  The following year she played one of ''[[Paul Krüger]]''’s grandchildren in [[Werner Grünbauer]]’s film with that title, while in 1961 she acted in ''[[Spore in die Modder]]'', a film directed by her father.  In 1963 she joined her parents in the theatre to tour with ''[[Moleste met ‘n Verliefde Spook]]''.  After a short period with [[PACT]], she attended the [[University of Stellenbosch]].
+[[Patricia Danielle Norval]] was the only child of [[James Norval]] (1908-1970) and [[Anna Cloete]] (1913-1999), one of South Africa’s most prominent theatrical couples.  She grew up in Bloemfontein and initially went to boarding school at the [[Hoërs Meisieskool Oranje]] while her parents were on tour and then attended Hoërskool Linden in Johannesburg.  Though her stage career never really took off, as a little girl she already had a cameo in the film ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' (1952) and as early as 1955 she had a role in [[Piere de Wet]]’s ''[[Vadertjie Langbeen]]'', the Afrikaans film version of ''[[Daddy Long-Legs]]''.  The following year she played one of ''[[Paul Krüger]]''’s grandchildren in [[Werner Grünbauer]]’s film with that title, while in 1961 she acted in ''[[Spore in die Modder]]'', a film directed by her father.  In 1963 she joined her parents in the theatre to tour with ''[[Moleste met ‘n Verliefde Spook]]''.  After a short period with [[PACT]], she attended the [[University of Stellenbosch]].
 An attractive woman, she often appeared in the newspapers for reasons that had little to do with her acting ability, including her somewhat troubled private life.  In October 1972 she married American actor and stuntman Ken Norman (real name Klaus Hermann Karl Nonnenprediger), who appeared with her in [[Tim Spring]]’s film ''[[Dog Squad]]'' (1973), but in 1975 the couple were divorced.  Subsequently she was in a relationship with racing driver James Hunt, but throughout her tragically short life her name was linked with various prominent figures.  In 1979 she directed a student production of ''[[Anastasia]]'' staged by the [[Johannesburg Technikon Drama Workshop]] and subsequently ran a drama workshop on the premises of the Joubert Park Primary School.  In addition to her film roles, she was also the heroine in the Afrikaans photo-story ''Zelda Dia'' and it was said that she was the first female disc jockey in Johannesburg.

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 '''Theatre'''
-– Moleste met ‘n verliefde spook, 1964 – Twaalfde nag (Director: Leonard Schach), 1964 – Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het (Director: Victor Melleney), 1979 – Anastasia, 1981 – Putsonderwater (Director: Louis van Niekerk).
+– ''[[Moleste met ‘n Verliefde Spook]]'', 1964 – ''[[Twaalfde Nag]]'' (Director: [[Leonard Schach]]), 1964 – ''[[Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het]]'' (Director: [[Victor Melleney]]), 1979 – ''[[Anastasia]]'', 1981 – ''[[Putsonderwater]]'' (Director: [[Louis van Niekerk]]).
 '''Film'''
-– Hans-die-Skipper (Director: Bladon Peake), 1955 – Vadertjie Langbeen (Director: Pierre de Wet), 1956 – Paul Krüger (Director: Werner Grünbauer), 1961 – Spore in die Modder (Director: James Norval), 1962 – Geheim van Onderplaas (Director: Al Debbo), 1965 – Kêrels aan die Stuur / Boys at the Wheel (short) (Director: Ralph Loubser), 1973 – Dog Squad (Director: Tim Spring), 1974 – The Virgin Goddess (Director: Dirk de Villiers), 1974 – Gold (Director: Peter H. Hunt), 1976 – Glenda (Director: Dirk de Villiers), 1978 – Billy Boy (Director: Tim Spring), 1981 – Beloftes van Môre (Director: Daan Retief).
+– ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' (Director: [[Bladon Peake]]), 1955 – ''[[Vadertjie Langbeen]]'' (Director: [[Pierre de Wet]]), 1956 – ''[[Paul Krüger]]'' (Director: [[Werner Grünbauer]]), 1961 – ''[[Spore in die Modder]]'' (Director: [[James Norval]]), 1962 – ''[[Geheim van Onderplaas]]'' (Director: [[Al Debbo]]), 1965 – ''[[Kêrels aan die Stuur]]'' / ''[[Boys at the Wheel]]'' (short) (Director: [[Ralph Loubser]]), 1973 – ''[[Dog Squad]]'' (Director: [[Tim Spring]]), 1974 – ''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' (Director: [[Dirk de Villiers]]), 1974 – ''[[Gold]]'' (Director: Peter H. Hunt), 1976 – ''[[Glenda]]'' (Director: [[Dirk de Villiers]]), 1978 – ''[[Billy Boy]]'' (Director: [[Tim Spring]]), 1981 – ''[[Beloftes van Môre]]'' (Director: [[Daan Retief]]).
 '''Television'''
-– Oom Diederik Leer om te Huil (Director: Stephan Bouwer).
+– ''[[Oom Diederik Leer om te Huil]]'' (Director: [[Stephan Bouwer]]).
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-[[Paddy Norval]] (194*-198*). Actress.
 == Biography ==
-== Career ==
+Patricia Danielle Norval was the only child of [[James Norval]] (1908-1970) and [[Anna Cloete]] (1913-1999), one of South Africa’s most prominent theatrical couples.  She grew up in Bloemfontein and initially went to boarding school while her parents were on tour and then attended Hoërskool Linden in Johannesburg.  Though her stage career never really took off, as a little girl she already had a cameo in ''[[Hans-die-Skipper]]'' (1952) and as early as 1955 she had a role in [[Piere de Wet]]’s ''[[Vadertjie Langbeen]]'', the Afrikaans film version of ''[[Daddy Long-Legs]]''.  The following year she played one of ''[[Paul Krüger]]''’s grandchildren in [[Werner Grünbauer]]’s film with that title, while in 1961 she acted in ''[[Spore in die Modder]]'', a film directed by her father.  In 1963 she joined her parents in the theatre to tour with ''[[Moleste met ‘n Verliefde Spook]]''.  After a short period with [[PACT]], she attended the [[University of Stellenbosch]].
-Worked with [[CAPAB]] (Rep).
-==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
+'''Theatre'''
-On stage she appeared in ''[[Twelfth Night|Twaalfde Nag]]'' for [[PACT]] in 1964 and in ''[[La vita che ti diedi|Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het]]''.
+– Moleste met ‘n verliefde spook, 1964 – Twaalfde nag (Director: Leonard Schach), 1964 – Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het (Director: Victor Melleney), 1979 – Anastasia, 1981 – Putsonderwater (Director: Louis van Niekerk).
-She performed in ''[[Dog Squad]]'' as Vera, in ''[[The Virgin Goddess]]''. Film credits include the 1974 Roger Moore film, ''Gold''.
+'''Film'''
-== Awards, etc ==
+– Hans-die-Skipper (Director: Bladon Peake), 1955 – Vadertjie Langbeen (Director: Pierre de Wet), 1956 – Paul Krüger (Director: Werner Grünbauer), 1961 – Spore in die Modder (Director: James Norval), 1962 – Geheim van Onderplaas (Director: Al Debbo), 1965 – Kêrels aan die Stuur / Boys at the Wheel (short) (Director: Ralph Loubser), 1973 – Dog Squad (Director: Tim Spring), 1974 – The Virgin Goddess (Director: Dirk de Villiers), 1974 – Gold (Director: Peter H. Hunt), 1976 – Glenda (Director: Dirk de Villiers), 1978 – Billy Boy (Director: Tim Spring), 1981 – Beloftes van Môre (Director: Daan Retief).
 == Sources ==
 [[SACD]] 1974.
 ''[[Die Burger]]'' 11 February 1999.
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
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