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 ==The film==
-In 1969 an 87-minute Afrikaans comedy film called ''[[Staal Burger]]'' was produced by Constantia Films (Bill Troskie) and distributed by Mimosa Film Productions/Ster-Kinekor Entertainment. It was based on the original radio story by Fanus Rautenbach and directed by Daan Retief, with a cast that inclduded: Daan Retief (as Staal Burger), Mike Heine (as Koos), L'Orentz Schultz (as Zak), Sarel Breedt (as Willem), Miems de Bruyn (as Dada), Tromp Terre'Blanche (as Bossie), Willie Steyn (as Mossie), Jan Briel, P.W. Marais, Whitey Meyer, June Neethling, Mary-Anne Berold, Dalene Daneel, Tiny de Lange, Heleen Wessels, Ankia Lotter, Alewyn Lee, Essie Esterhuyzen, Eugene Erasmus, Josh du Toit, Bob Riley, H.P. Hamman. Nic Swanepoel, Fanus Rautenbach (as Fanie), Johan du Plooy (as Dikkes).
+In 1969 an 87-minute [[Afrikaans]] comedy film called ''[[Staal Burger]]'' was produced by [[Constantia Films]] and distributed by [[Mimosa Film Productions]]/[[Ster-Kinekor Entertainment]]. It was based on the original radio story by [[Fanus Rautenbach]] and directed by [[Daan Retief]], with a cast that inclduded: [[Daan Retief]] (as "Staal Burger"), [[Mike Heine]] (as Koos), [[L'Orentz Schultz]] (as Zak), [[Sarel Breedt]] (as Willem), [[Miems de Bruyn]] (as Dada), [[Tromp Terre'Blanche]] (as Bossie), [[Willie Steyn]] (as Mossie), [[Jan Briel]], [[P.W. Marais]], [[Whitey Meyer]], [[June Neethling]], [[Mary-Anne Berold]], [[Dalene Daneel]], [[Tiny de Lange]], [[Heleen Wessels]], [[Ankia Lotter]], [[Alewyn Lee]], [[Essie Esterhuyzen]], [[Eugene Erasmus]], [[Josh du Toit]], [[Bob Riley]], [[H.P. Hamman]]. [[Nic Swanepoel]], [[Fanus Rautenbach]] (as Fanie) and [[Johan du Plooy]] (as Dikkes).
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-The text of one episode, ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]'' ("Staal Burger in hot water"), was published in 1966 by [[Voortrekkerpers]], in a compilation of short stories and articles by various authors, also bearing the title ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]''. The compilation also contains a one act farce by [[Joan Retief]], called ''[['n Sonneblom vir Padda-lief]]'' (lit. "A sunflower for frog dear").
+The text of one episode, ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]'' ("Staal Burger in hot water"), was published in 1966 by [[Voortrekkerpers]], in a compilation of short stories and articles by various authors, also bearing the title ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]''. The compilation also contains a one act farce by [[Joan Retief]], called ''[['n Sonneblom vir Padda-lief]]'' (lit. "A sunflower for dear frog").
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-In 1969 an 87-minute Afrikaans comedy film called ''[[Staal Burger]]'' was produced by Constantia Films (Bill Troskie) and distributed by Mimosa Film Productions/Ster-Kinekor Entertainment. It was based on the original radio story by Fanus Rautenbach and directed by Daan Retief, with a cast that inclduded:
+In 1969 an 87-minute Afrikaans comedy film called ''[[Staal Burger]]'' was produced by Constantia Films (Bill Troskie) and distributed by Mimosa Film Productions/Ster-Kinekor Entertainment. It was based on the original radio story by Fanus Rautenbach and directed by Daan Retief, with a cast that inclduded: Daan Retief (as Staal Burger), Mike Heine (as Koos), L'Orentz Schultz (as Zak), Sarel Breedt (as Willem), Miems de Bruyn (as Dada), Tromp Terre'Blanche (as Bossie), Willie Steyn (as Mossie), Jan Briel, P.W. Marais, Whitey Meyer, June Neethling, Mary-Anne Berold, Dalene Daneel, Tiny de Lange, Heleen Wessels, Ankia Lotter, Alewyn Lee, Essie Esterhuyzen, Eugene Erasmus, Josh du Toit, Bob Riley, H.P. Hamman. Nic Swanepoel, Fanus Rautenbach (as Fanie), Johan du Plooy (as Dikkes).
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	Text of the compilation ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]'' ("Staal Burger in hot water"), [[Voortrekkerpers]] 1966.		Text of the compilation ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]'' ("Staal Burger in hot water"), [[Voortrekkerpers]] 1966.
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+In 1969 an 87-minute Afrikaans comedy film called ''[[Staal Burger]]'' was produced by Constantia Films (Bill Troskie) and distributed by Mimosa Film Productions/Ster-Kinekor Entertainment. It was based on the original radio story by Fanus Rautenbach and directed by Daan Retief, with a cast that inclduded:
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	Text of the compilation ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]'' ("Staal Burger in hot water"), [[Voortrekkerpers]] 1966.		Text of the compilation ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]'' ("Staal Burger in hot water"), [[Voortrekkerpers]] 1966.

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−	''[[Staal Burger]]'' ("Steel Burger") is the name of the leading character in a radio action series, as well as a subsequent film, written by [[Fanus Rautenbach]] (1928-2011).	+	''[[Staal Burger]]'' ("Steel Burger") is the name of the leading character in a radio action series, as well as the series itself and a subsequent film, all written by [[Fanus Rautenbach]] (1928-2011).

	==The radio series==		==The radio series==

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		+	Text of the compilation ''[[Staal Burger in die warm water]]'' ("Staal Burger in hot water"), [[Voortrekkerpers]] 1966.

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