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His filmography includes: ''[[Diamond Walkers]]'' (1965); ''[[Seven Against the Sun]]'' (1967), ''[[Rider in the Night]]'' (1968); ''[[Sandy the Seal]]'' (1969); ''[[Shangani Patrol]]'' (1970); ''[[Creatures the World Forgot]]'' (1971); ''[[Mister Kingstreet's War]]'' (1973); ''[[Zulu Dawn]]'' (1979); ''[[Morenga]]'' (1985); ''[[Rage to Kill]]'' (1987); ''[[The Emissary]]'' (1989); ''[[The Evil Below]]'' (1989); ''[[Act of Piracy]]'' (1990); ''[[The Power of One]]'' (1993); ''[[Falling Rocks]]'' (2000). | His filmography includes: ''[[Diamond Walkers]]'' (1965); ''[[Seven Against the Sun]]'' (1967), ''[[Rider in the Night]]'' (1968); ''[[Sandy the Seal]]'' (1969); ''[[Shangani Patrol]]'' (1970); ''[[Creatures the World Forgot]]'' (1971); ''[[Mister Kingstreet's War]]'' (1973); ''[[Zulu Dawn]]'' (1979); ''[[Morenga]]'' (1985); ''[[Rage to Kill]]'' (1987); ''[[The Emissary]]'' (1989); ''[[The Evil Below]]'' (1989); ''[[Act of Piracy]]'' (1990); ''[[The Power of One]]'' (1993); ''[[Falling Rocks]]'' (2000). | ||
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Brian O'Shaughnessy (1931–2001) was a British-born film actor.
Contents
Biography
He was born in Aldershot, Hampshire, spent the first eight years of his life in Egypt but evacuated during the Second World War to South Africa, where he later found fame as an actor and radio personality.
Youth
Training
Career
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
As actor on stage he was seen in Hello, Dolly!, Antony and Cleopatra opposite Dorothy-Ann Gould, Slave Trade (PACOFS), Terra Nova (NAPAC), Buried Inside Extra, The Fan (1994), Broken Glass (1995).
He wrote the play A Time to Die.
His filmography includes: Diamond Walkers (1965); Seven Against the Sun (1967), Rider in the Night (1968); Sandy the Seal (1969); Shangani Patrol (1970); Creatures the World Forgot (1971); Mister Kingstreet's War (1973); Zulu Dawn (1979); Morenga (1985); Rage to Kill (1987); The Emissary (1989); The Evil Below (1989); Act of Piracy (1990); The Power of One (1993); Falling Rocks (2000).
TV appearances include roles in 'Arende II in 1992.
Awards, etc
Sources
Wikipedia [1].
The Fan theatre programme, 1994.
Obituary written by Chris Barron, Sunday Times, 15 July 2001.
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