Mrs Mandela (2010)
Overview
How Winnie Mandela went from innocent country girl to a fighter against apartheid.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.135 |
Directed By
Michael Samuels
Crew
Michael Samuels
Spannies Spangenberg
Michael Samuels
Maureen Conway
Guy Potgieter
Darren Cameron
Andrew Maccallum
Jaco Espach
Patrick Duval
Zureta Schulz
James Feltham
Celia Duval
Andre Weavind
Amy Yeats
Nick Rankin
David Tumahole
Houston Hadden
Marc Biart
Di Allen
Jacques Van Rooyen
Gail McQuillan
Shane Jooste
Anneline De Kock
Fiona Ramsay
Jon Newman
Alex Sawyer
Jet Omoshebi
Christa Schamberger
Doreen Jones
Nigel Heath
Ruy Filipe
Lesley Lamont-Fisher
Samantha Putter
Madonna Baptiste
David Charap
Hitesh Shah
Janet Smyth
Maxine Watson
Kobus Swart
Mark Walker
Daniel Giorgetti
Jolyon Symonds
Wojciech Szepel
Emilia Roux
Beatrix Symington
Richard Cradick
Lesley Lamont-Fisher
Roy Ackerman
TOP CAST
Sophie Okonedo
Winnie Mandela
David Harewood
Nelson Mandela
David Morrissey
Theunis Swanepoel
Vusi Kunene
Dr. Nthato Motlana
David Dennis
Ismail Ayob
Jacques Gombault
Sergeant Prinsloo
Rika Sennett
Helen Joseph
Philip Godawa
George Bizos
Lindani Nkosi
Cyril Ramaphosa
Craig Gardner
Senator Edward Kennedy
Jakkie Groenewald
Prison Officer Gregory
Mangaliso Ngema
Winnie's Young Lover
Motshabi Tyelele
Zanyiwe
Refilwe Pitsoe
Zindzi Mandela
Japan Mthembu
Moses Kotane
Nicky Rebelo
Robben Island Warder
David Butler
Riot Commanding Officer
Justin Strydom
Arresting Officer
Francois Stemmet
Judge
Gretha Brazelle
Prison Wardress
David Clatworthy
Thwarted Police Major
David Dukas
Raid Policeman
Tinah Mnumzana
Xoliswa Falati
Shona Ferguson
Office Man
Adrian Waldron
Commanding Officer
Vatiswa Ndara
Norah
Lourens Groenewald
Liquor Store Owner
Getmore Sithole
Nelson's Aide
Sandra Ferreira
Dress Shop Assistant
Garth Breytenbach
Brandfort Policeman
Mark Richardson
Angry Brandfort Resident
Deli Malinga
Mother
Thabo Mabaso
Brandfort Youth
Louis Motlhabediwa
Brandfort Youth
Philisiwe Qwabe
Young Winnie
Zime Qwabe
Young Winnie's Sister
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