Everything Will Turn Out Right! Trailer

Everything Will Turn Out Right! Trailer (1951)

25 July 1951 Comedy 82 mins

In the fictional town of Spoggenpoelville, Mr. Spog and Mr. Poel rule supreme. Though not particularly bright, they run and own everything. To boot, they are the town’s mayor and deputy mayor. But one day two men from Johannesburg throw a spanner in the works. Mr. Brand and Mr. Borelli want to buy a piece of Spoggenpoelville, complete with mineral rights. Spog and Poel say no. To retaliate, the two speculators decide to run for mayor and deputy mayor. Suddenly Spog and Poel must learn how to become politicians, charm the ladies and outwit the villains, all the while trying to evade a clown-like figure who wants to sell them a goldmine.

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Cast

Al Debbo

as Albertus Poel

Jan Jourdan

as Jacobus Brand

Leonie Ross

as Marie

Eric Egan

as Borelli

Wynona Cheyney

as Salome du Toit

Hendrik Susan

as Himself

Bernabe van Alphen

as Town Clerk

Ben Havenga

as Petrus Smit

Pierre de Wet

as Goldmine Salesman

Taffy Kikillus

as Self - Accordionist

Crew

Peter Lang

Peter Lang Cinematography

Donald Wynne

Donald Wynne Production Manager

Edward Howes

Edward Howes Sound Mixer

William Bell

William Bell Makeup Artist

Douglas Geerdts

Douglas Geerdts Sound Recordist

Rowland Evans

Rowland Evans Construction Manager

Johan Bouwer

Johan Bouwer Assistant Director

International Titles

Alles Sal Regkom Trailer

International Releases Dates

South Africa 25 July 1951

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