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Directed by [[Koos Roets]] with writing credits due to [[Jan Scholtz]] (screenplay) and [[Mike Heine]] (radio serial). | Directed by [[Koos Roets]] with writing credits due to [[Jan Scholtz]] (screenplay) and [[Mike Heine]] (radio serial). | ||
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| + | Production management was by [[Tewis Brink]] and [[Johann Schutte]]. [[Tommie Meyer]] was the producer and [[Sias Odendaal]] was the co-producer. Cinematography was by [[Koos Roets]] and film editing by [[Tim Spring]]. [[Bob Riley]] was the assistant director and [[Whitney Walls]] was responsible for sound. [[Barry Keyter]] and [[Tony Keyter]] were the stunt pilots. [[Paul Thompson]] was the assistant cameraman. | ||
==The cast== | ==The cast== | ||
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The cast includes [[Wena Naude]] ("Tant Alie"), [[Marius Weyers]] ("Jansonius Groeneweg"), [[Wilna Snyman]] ("Elise le Grange"), [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] {"Colonel Brown"), [[Annelisa Weiland]] ("Mary Jo"), [[Tobie Cronje]] ("Lew Odendaal"), [[Danie Smuts]] ("Hannes le Grange"), [[Pietie Meyer]] ("Stephen"), [[Cecile Buurman]] ("Mrs Botha"), [[Marilyn Albutt]] ("Estelle Jones"), [[Eckard Rabie]] ("James Heatlie"), [[Michiel Steenekamp]] ("Announcer at air show"}, [[Milla Louw]] ("Mrs du Toit"), [[Bob Riley]] {"Chemist") and [[Andre Verster]] ("Prof du Toit"). | The cast includes [[Wena Naude]] ("Tant Alie"), [[Marius Weyers]] ("Jansonius Groeneweg"), [[Wilna Snyman]] ("Elise le Grange"), [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] {"Colonel Brown"), [[Annelisa Weiland]] ("Mary Jo"), [[Tobie Cronje]] ("Lew Odendaal"), [[Danie Smuts]] ("Hannes le Grange"), [[Pietie Meyer]] ("Stephen"), [[Cecile Buurman]] ("Mrs Botha"), [[Marilyn Albutt]] ("Estelle Jones"), [[Eckard Rabie]] ("James Heatlie"), [[Michiel Steenekamp]] ("Announcer at air show"}, [[Milla Louw]] ("Mrs du Toit"), [[Bob Riley]] {"Chemist") and [[Andre Verster]] ("Prof du Toit"). | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]] | Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:48, 6 January 2023
Daar Kom Tant Alie is a 1976 South African Afrikaans film directed by Koos Roets.
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The film
The film is based on the famous radio story by Mike Heine. Tant Alie, who doesn't like living alone on the farm, decides to go to stay with her daughter in town, with hilarious results.
Production team
Directed by Koos Roets with writing credits due to Jan Scholtz (screenplay) and Mike Heine (radio serial).
Production management was by Tewis Brink and Johann Schutte. Tommie Meyer was the producer and Sias Odendaal was the co-producer. Cinematography was by Koos Roets and film editing by Tim Spring. Bob Riley was the assistant director and Whitney Walls was responsible for sound. Barry Keyter and Tony Keyter were the stunt pilots. Paul Thompson was the assistant cameraman.
The cast
The cast includes Wena Naude ("Tant Alie"), Marius Weyers ("Jansonius Groeneweg"), Wilna Snyman ("Elise le Grange"), Siegfried Mynhardt {"Colonel Brown"), Annelisa Weiland ("Mary Jo"), Tobie Cronje ("Lew Odendaal"), Danie Smuts ("Hannes le Grange"), Pietie Meyer ("Stephen"), Cecile Buurman ("Mrs Botha"), Marilyn Albutt ("Estelle Jones"), Eckard Rabie ("James Heatlie"), Michiel Steenekamp ("Announcer at air show"}, Milla Louw ("Mrs du Toit"), Bob Riley {"Chemist") and Andre Verster ("Prof du Toit").
Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc
Sources
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