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Written by [[C.F. Beyers-Boshoff]], directed by [[Tim Spring]] with [[Mark Hopley]], [[Karen de Kock]], [[Dale Cutts]], [[Erica Rogers]], [[Bess Finney]], [[Denis Smith]], [[Valerie Dunlop]] and [[Delia Sheppard]] | Written by [[C.F. Beyers-Boshoff]], directed by [[Tim Spring]] with [[Mark Hopley]], [[Karen de Kock]], [[Dale Cutts]], [[Erica Rogers]], [[Bess Finney]], [[Denis Smith]], [[Valerie Dunlop]] and [[Delia Sheppard]] | ||
| − | Cinematography by [[Ivo Pellegrini]], film released in [[Afrikaans]] and English | + | Cinematography by [[Ivo Pellegrini]], film released in [[Afrikaans]] (as ''[[Vang vir My 'n Droom]]'') and English (as ''[[Catch me a Dream]]'') in 1974. |
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| + | Released in the United States as ''[[The Spots on My Leopard]]'' and in West Germany as ''[[Eine wahre Liebeversions]]''. | ||
==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc== | ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc== | ||
Revision as of 09:43, 8 April 2026
The Spots on my Leopard is a film by
Also known as Vang vir My 'n Droom (Afrikaans for "Catch me a dream").
The film
A children’s adventure set in South Africa, the film chronicles the bond between a boy and his cheetah. The two have been pals for a long time, so when the cat is taken and placed in a traveling circus, the boy does all he can to free it.
Written by C.F. Beyers-Boshoff, directed by Tim Spring with Mark Hopley, Karen de Kock, Dale Cutts, Erica Rogers, Bess Finney, Denis Smith, Valerie Dunlop and Delia Sheppard
Cinematography by Ivo Pellegrini, film released in Afrikaans (as Vang vir My 'n Droom) and English (as Catch me a Dream) in 1974.
Released in the United States as The Spots on My Leopard and in West Germany as Eine wahre Liebeversions.
Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc
Sources
https://www.boyactors.org.uk/movie.php?ref=7106
https://www.filmaffinity.com/us/fullcredits.php?movie_id=483261
Articles, publicity material, photographs and reviews of Vang vir My 'n Droom contained in the George Ballot scrapbooks, donated to the PARC research collection at the Africa Open Institute for Music, Research and Innovation, Stellenbosch, by Prof Muller Ballot[1].
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