Johan Malherbe

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Johan Malherbe (19*-2016). Actor.

Biography

He was the brother of actor Paul Malherbe. He passed away in December 2016.

Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

Johan has appeared on stage in Guy Butler’s The Dam (NTO 1952), Germanicus (NTO 1957), Die Loodswaaiers (CAPAB 1966), The Idiot by Dostoyevsky]], directed by Jo Gevers for CAPAB, Die Hand Vol Vere, Vrede, August August, August, The Emperor (1970), Die Stoele (KRUIK 1970), The Real Inspector Hound (as “Birdboot” CAPAB 1971), Fando en Lis (CAPAB 1971), Gentlemen (PACT 1972), 'n Seder val in Waterkloof, Die Hamer van die Hekse (PACT 1975), 'n Man met Vakansie (PACT 1976), Charley se Tante (PACOFS 1978), Donkerwerk is Konkelwerk (KRUIK 1980), Kom Terug, Klein Sheba (CAPAB 1981), Bloedbruilof (1985), Don Juan onder die Boere (1985), Graswewenaar (TRUK 1986), Kalkoen se Kind (PACOFS 1987), Don Juan onder die Boere, Hamlet in Afrikaans (PACT 1987), Dood van 'n Handelsreisiger (PACT, 198*), Die Salem-verhoor (PACT 1988), Sing jy van Bomme (1988), Fiddler on the Roof (CAPAB 1995), Drie Susters Twee (1998), Jobias (KKNK, 2002), Stywe Lyne, Charles Fourie, (KKNK, 2003), Demjanjuk (KKNK 2004), Faan se Trein (2005).

Pieter Fourie wrote his play Jasmyn having Johan Malherbe in mind as the character Dennis. (Die Burger, 10 January 2009).

SABC television Louis Motors. films Die Kavaliers, Rip van Wyk, Piet se Tante.

International films and TV: The Adventures of Sinbad

Awards, etc.

Nominated Vita Award best actor Drie Susters Twee 1997.

Sources

Cape Times, 21 January 1969

Tucker, 1997.

Die Burger, 5 April 2003.

Wikipedia [1].

IMDb [2].

Albert Maritz: In memoriam, Litnet [3].

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