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''[[Alles Sal Regkom]]'' is a South African [[Afrikaans]] film directed by [[Hyman Kirstein]] which was written by [[Pierre de Wet]], [[Hyman Kirstein]] and [[Harold Fridjhon]]. It was released in 1951. | ''[[Alles Sal Regkom]]'' is a South African [[Afrikaans]] film directed by [[Hyman Kirstein]] which was written by [[Pierre de Wet]], [[Hyman Kirstein]] and [[Harold Fridjhon]]. It was released in 1951. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:50, 15 February 2021
Alles Sal Regkom is a South African Afrikaans film directed by Hyman Kirstein which was written by Pierre de Wet, Hyman Kirstein and Harold Fridjhon. It was released in 1951.
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Production team
It was directed by Hyman Kirstein and produced by Pierre de Wet. The cinematography was by Peter Lang. Film editing was by Dennis Gurney and set decoration by Roy Cooke. Makeup was by William Bell, Donald Wynne was the production manager, Johan Bouwer was the assistant director, and Rowland Evans was responsible for set construction. Douglas Geerdts was the sound recordist, Edward Howes was the sound mixer, Elizabeth Berry was the costumer and Helen Oosthuizen was responsible for continuity.
The cast
The cast includes Al Debbo ("Albertus Poel"), Frederik Burgers ("Spog"), Jan Jourdan ("Jacobus Brand"), Leonie Ross ("Marie"), Eric Egan ("Borelli"), Wynona Cheyney ("Salome du Toit"), Hendrik Susan (as himself and part of "Hendrik Susan en sy Orkes"), Bernabe van Alphen ("Town Clerk"), Ben Havenga ("Petrus Smit"), Pierre de Wet ("goldmine salesman"), Taffy Kikillus (as herself and an accordionist) and Gordon Vorster ("Oosthuizen", a sheep farmer).
Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc
Sources
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