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Revision as of 16:24, 8 September 2020
Ryno Hattingh is a South African actor,
He studied drama at the University of Pretoria,
Later years he worked mainly on television and film.
Films
Game for Vultures, 1979 (as the driver)
Kiepie en Kandas, 1980 as "Kandas"
Die Groen Faktor, 1984 as "Paul"
Wie Laaste Lag, 1985 (as "Bertie Roberts")
Torn Allegiance, 1988 as "Louis"
The Native Who Caused All the Trouble, 1989 as the prosecutor
The Fourth Reich, 1990 as "Robey Leibbrandt"
Salvation (short film), 1998 as "Sergeant Dundas"
TV Series and dramas
Pour tout l'or du Transvaal 1979 as "Jacob"
La Mare aux Crocodiles (TV-film), 1992 as "Chris Small"
Getroud met rugby 2009 as "Oupa Boet Bekker"
Sources
http://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryno_Hattingh]
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