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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
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| + | She is married to Jan du Toit a business man in Johannesburg and they have two daughters, Annelize and Tertia and a son, Jean-Pierre. | ||
=== Youth === | === Youth === | ||
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| + | She went to Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool in Pretoria. | ||
=== Training === | === Training === | ||
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| + | Obtained a B.A. degree in languages at the University of Pretoria and did a teachers diploma in piano. | ||
=== Career === | === Career === | ||
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1965: ''[[King Hendrik]]'' (Erika de Wet) | 1965: ''[[King Hendrik]]'' (Erika de Wet) | ||
| − | 1967: ''[[Wild Season]]''(Martie Maritz) | + | 1967: ''[[Wild Season]]'' (Martie Maritz) |
| − | 1968: ''[[Die Kandidaat]]''(Paula Neethling) | + | 1968: ''[[Die Kandidaat]]'' (Paula Neethling) |
1970: ''[[Forgotten Summer]]'' (**) | 1970: ''[[Forgotten Summer]]'' (**) | ||
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1971: ''[[Die Banneling]]'' (Amelda) | 1971: ''[[Die Banneling]]'' (Amelda) | ||
| − | 1971: ''[[The | + | 1971: ''[[The Manipulators]]'' also known as ''[[African Story]]'' (Harriet Tiller) |
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| + | (**): ''[[Die Banneling]]'' | ||
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| + | (**): ''[[The Winners]]'' | ||
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| + | (**): ''[[The Dirty Business]]'' | ||
1972: ''[[My Broer se Bril]]'' (Marie van der Byl) | 1972: ''[[My Broer se Bril]]'' (Marie van der Byl) | ||
| − | 1972: ''[[My Way]]'' also | + | 1972: ''[[My Way]]'' also known as ''[[The Winners]]'' (Fran Maddox) |
1973: ''[[Insident op Paradysstrand]]'' (**) | 1973: ''[[Insident op Paradysstrand]]'' (**) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:24, 11 August 2023
Marié du Toit (19**- ) is a South African film actress and screenwriter.
Contents
Biography
She is married to Jan du Toit a business man in Johannesburg and they have two daughters, Annelize and Tertia and a son, Jean-Pierre.
Youth
She went to Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool in Pretoria.
Training
Obtained a B.A. degree in languages at the University of Pretoria and did a teachers diploma in piano.
Career
Filmography
As screenwriter:
1984: Die Groen Faktor
As actress:
1961: En die Vonke Spat (Esmé du Toit)
1962: Voor Sononder (Martie Pretorius)
1965: King Hendrik (Erika de Wet)
1967: Wild Season (Martie Maritz)
1968: Die Kandidaat (Paula Neethling)
1970: Forgotten Summer (**)
1971: Die Banneling (Amelda)
1971: The Manipulators also known as African Story (Harriet Tiller)
(**): Die Banneling
(**): The Winners
(**): The Dirty Business
1972: My Broer se Bril (Marie van der Byl)
1972: My Way also known as The Winners (Fran Maddox)
1973: Insident op Paradysstrand (**)
1973: Die Wit Sluier (Lise de Leeu)
1973: The Big Game also known as Control Factor (Lucie Handley)
1974: Skadu's van Gister (Elize de Villiers)
1974: Pens en Pootjies (Martie Yssel)
1974: Ongewenste Vreemdeling (Eleen Zeiler)
1974: Met Liefde van Adéle (Adéle Fouché)
1976: Die Vlindervanger (Esther Benadie)
1977: My Way II (Fran Maddox)
1978: Die Spaanse Vlieg (Emma van Rooyen)
1980: April 1980 (Annette Carpenter)
2010: Susanna van Biljon (Mev Dreyer)
Awards, etc
Sources
Wikipedia [1]
Afrikaans Wikipedia [2]
IMDB [3]
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