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He attended the University of the Free State until 1969 and then worked in theatre at Pacofs in the Free State province as an actor, designer and technical advisor. He won the won the Piers Nicholson Award in 1975, worked in London, and returned to South Africa in 1980.
Filmography
- Wolhaarstories (1983), film
- Tawwe Tienies (1984), film
- Skating on Thin Uys (1985), film
- Susanna van Biljon (2010), film
- The Res (2004), series
- Behind the Badge (2002), series
- Bravo!
- All Access
- Egoli - Place of Gold, a weekday soap
- Egoli: Afrikaners is Plesierig, a film
- Getroud met Rugby, a weekday soap