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| − | ( | + | (1929-) British director and actor on stage and film. (Also known as Nicholas Amer & Nick Amer ) Born in Birkenhead, Cheshire and began acting profesionally in 1948. [[Toerien]], [[Rubin]] and [[Firth]] brought him to South Africa to star in [[Anthony Shaffer]]’s [[Sleuth]], together with fellow Englishmen [[Ralph Michael]] and [[Warren Jenkins]], who directed this thriller at the [[Intimate]] circa 1970. In 1979 he returned to direct the [[Des and Dawn Lindberg]] production of [[The Importance of Being Irish]] with [[Thom Delaney]] at the [[Arena Theatre]] in Johannesburg. |
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Revision as of 16:28, 2 February 2011
(1929-) British director and actor on stage and film. (Also known as Nicholas Amer & Nick Amer ) Born in Birkenhead, Cheshire and began acting profesionally in 1948. Toerien, Rubin and Firth brought him to South Africa to star in Anthony Shaffer’s Sleuth, together with fellow Englishmen Ralph Michael and Warren Jenkins, who directed this thriller at the Intimate circa 1970. In 1979 he returned to direct the Des and Dawn Lindberg production of The Importance of Being Irish with Thom Delaney at the Arena Theatre in Johannesburg.
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