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−	''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villiers]] (1924-2009) and ~~Victor Bo~~ (1943-)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%ADctor_B%C3%B3].	+	''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villiers]] (1924-2009) and Víctor Bó (1943-)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%ADctor_B%C3%B3].

	Best known by its Spanish title: '''''[[La diosa virgen]]''''' .		Best known by its Spanish title: '''''[[La diosa virgen]]''''' .

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 Written and directed by [[Dirk de Villiers]], with a cast that included
-Isabel Sarli (1929-2019)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabel_Sarli] (as the "Virgin Goddess"), (as "Mark), [[Ken Gampu]], [[Jimmy Sabe]], [[Gabriel Bayman]], [[Dirk de Villiers]], Armando Bo (1914–1981)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armando_B%C3%B3], [[James Ryan]] (as [[Jeff du Preez]]), [[Sandra Senne]] and [[Paddy Norval]]. English voice overs by [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[James White]] (both uncredited).
+Isabel Sarli (1929-2019)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabel_Sarli] (as the "Virgin Goddess"),  Víctor Bó  (as "Mark), [[Ken Gampu]], [[Jimmy Sabe]], [[Gabriel Bayman]], [[Dirk de Villiers]], Armando Bo (1914–1981)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armando_B%C3%B3], [[James Ryan]] (as [[Jeff du Preez]]), [[Sandra Senne]] and [[Paddy Norval]]. English voice overs by [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[James White]] (both uncredited).
 The film was shot in English in Natal, South Africa and in Argentina, by [[Bevil Films]] in association with Columbia Pictures, co-produced by [[Dirk de Villiers]] and [[Armando Bo]].
 The film distributed by Columbia Pictures in 1973-1974.
 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

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-''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villiers]] (1924-2009) and Victor Bo (1914–1981)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armando_B%C3%B3].
+''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villiers]] (1924-2009) and Victor Bo (1943-)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%ADctor_B%C3%B3].
 Best known by its Spanish title: '''''[[La diosa virgen]]''''' .
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 Written and directed by [[Dirk de Villiers]], with a cast that included
-Isabel Sarli (as the "Virgin Goddess"), Victor Bo (as "Mark), [[Ken Gampu]], [[Jimmy Sabe]], [[Gabriel Bayman]], [[Dirk de Villiers]], Armando Bo, [[James Ryan]] (as [[Jeff du Preez]]), [[Sandra Senne]] and [[Paddy Norval]]. English voice overs by [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[James White]] (both uncredited).
+Isabel Sarli (1929-2019)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabel_Sarli] (as the "Virgin Goddess"), (as "Mark), [[Ken Gampu]], [[Jimmy Sabe]], [[Gabriel Bayman]], [[Dirk de Villiers]], Armando Bo (1914–1981)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armando_B%C3%B3], [[James Ryan]] (as [[Jeff du Preez]]), [[Sandra Senne]] and [[Paddy Norval]]. English voice overs by [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[James White]] (both uncredited).
 The film was shot in English in Natal, South Africa and in Argentina, by [[Bevil Films]] in association with Columbia Pictures, co-produced by [[Dirk de Villiers]] and [[Armando Bo]].

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-''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villiers]] () and Victor Bo ()[].
+''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villiers]] (1924-2009) and Victor Bo (1914–1981)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armando_B%C3%B3].
 Best known by its Spanish title: '''''[[La diosa virgen]]''''' .
 ==  The film ==
 Written and directed by [[Dirk de Villiers]], with a cast that included
 Isabel Sarli (as the "Virgin Goddess"), Victor Bo (as "Mark), [[Ken Gampu]], [[Jimmy Sabe]], [[Gabriel Bayman]], [[Dirk de Villiers]], Armando Bo, [[James Ryan]] (as [[Jeff du Preez]]), [[Sandra Senne]] and [[Paddy Norval]]. English voice overs by [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[James White]] (both uncredited).
-The film was shot in English in Natal, South Africa, by [[Bevil Films]] in association with Columbia Pictures, co-produced by [[Dirk de Villiers]] and [[Armando Bo]].
+The film was shot in English in Natal, South Africa and in Argentina, by [[Bevil Films]] in association with Columbia Pictures, co-produced by [[Dirk de Villiers]] and [[Armando Bo]].
-The film distributed by Columbia Pictures in 1973-1974. Not released in South Africa.
+The film distributed by Columbia Pictures in 1973-1974.
 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

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 Isabel Sarli (as the "Virgin Goddess"), Victor Bo (as "Mark), [[Ken Gampu]], [[Jimmy Sabe]], [[Gabriel Bayman]], [[Dirk de Villiers]], Armando Bo, [[James Ryan]] (as [[Jeff du Preez]]), [[Sandra Senne]] and [[Paddy Norval]]. English voice overs by [[Joe Stewardson]] and [[James White]] (both uncredited).
-The film was shot in Natal, South Africa, by [[Bevil Films]] in association with Columbia Pictures, co-produced by [[Dirk de Villiers]] and [[Armando Bo]].
+The film was shot in English in Natal, South Africa, by [[Bevil Films]] in association with Columbia Pictures, co-produced by [[Dirk de Villiers]] and [[Armando Bo]].
 The film distributed by Columbia Pictures in 1973-1974. Not released in South Africa.

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	''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villiers]] () and Victor Bo ()[].		''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villiers]] () and Victor Bo ()[].
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		+	Best known by its Spanish title: '''''[[La diosa virgen]]''''' .

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 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==
 Released in Spanish as ''[[La diosa virgen]]'' in Argentina and elsewhere.
 == Sources ==

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−	''[[The Virgin Goddess]]''	+	''[[The Virgin Goddess]]'' is a film by [[Dirk de Villers]] and [[Victor Bo]].

	== The film ==		== The film ==