Heroes Trailer

Heroes Trailer (1986)

03 April 1986

South African TV Movie

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Cast

Ian Roberts

as Hendrik 'Hennie' du Preez

Terry Norton

as Isadora Collins

Neil McCarthy

as Patrick Joseph

Percy Sieff

as Hymie Galgut

Annabel Linder

as Sarah Galgut

Russel Savadier

as Ira Galgut

Shelagh Holliday

as Ann Joseph

Mees Xteen

as Willem de Lange

Anton Dekker

as Fransie

Ryno Hattingh

as Gerhard Lombaard

Hal Orlandini

as Vorster

Crew

Paul Kemp

Paul Kemp Executive Producer

Roy Sargeant

Roy Sargeant Executive Producer

Nicky Clarke

Nicky Clarke Costume Assistant

Ian Walters

Ian Walters Production Manager

Marc Degenaar

Marc Degenaar Camera Operator

Terence Maritz

Terence Maritz Camera Operator

Johan van de Vyfer

Johan van de Vyfer Cinematography

Lee Marcus

Lee Marcus Script Supervisor

International Releases Dates

South Africa 03 April 1986

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