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[[John W. Fredericks]] is a writer and film producer,
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Also billed as [[John Fredericks]] and possibly [[John Fredericks Prince]]
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The play
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Scripts include  ''[[Shooting Bokkie]]'' (2003) and ''[[Noem My Skollie: Call Me Thief]]'' (2016).
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(19*-) is a playwright.
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Author of the [[Afrikaans]] play ''[[Johnny Loskop]]'' (lit: "Johnny Loosehead" - 19*) and the scriptwriter for the film ''[[Noem my Skollie]]''
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Noem my Skollie isn’t Fredericks’ first successful film. He co-wrote Shooting Bokkie, the 2003 mockumentary about young drug runners, which managed one international award nomination; and in 2000 was further nominated for Best Italian Documentary Film for Hard Living Kids: Tomorrow’s Heroes.
 
Noem my Skollie isn’t Fredericks’ first successful film. He co-wrote Shooting Bokkie, the 2003 mockumentary about young drug runners, which managed one international award nomination; and in 2000 was further nominated for Best Italian Documentary Film for Hard Living Kids: Tomorrow’s Heroes.

Revision as of 06:26, 19 February 2018

John W. Fredericks is a writer and film producer,

Also billed as John Fredericks and possibly John Fredericks Prince

The play

Scripts include Shooting Bokkie (2003) and Noem My Skollie: Call Me Thief (2016).


(19*-) is a playwright. 


Author of the Afrikaans play Johnny Loskop (lit: "Johnny Loosehead" - 19*) and the scriptwriter for the film Noem my Skollie


Return to ESAT Personalities F

Return to South African Theatre Personalities

Return to The ESAT Entries

Return to Main Page


Noem my Skollie isn’t Fredericks’ first successful film. He co-wrote Shooting Bokkie, the 2003 mockumentary about young drug runners, which managed one international award nomination; and in 2000 was further nominated for Best Italian Documentary Film for Hard Living Kids: Tomorrow’s Heroes.