Jana Cilliers

Jana Cilliers

Jana CILLIERS, Actress. (1950-) Daughter of renowned painter Betty-Cilliers Barnard, she studied acting at the University of Pretoria and London’s RADA, before returning to South Africa in the 1970's to become part of the new generation of bilingual performers working for the various Performing Arts Councils, as well as the independent companies such as The Space in Cape Town, The Market Theatre in Johannesburg and Pieter Toerien Productions. She married actor/film director Regardt van den Bergh. They have two daughters, of which one - Lika Bearing (nee van den Bergh) also turned to acting. Jana later married actor Bill Flynn.

  • Popularita : 0.775
  • Známy pre : Acting
  • Narodeniny : 1950-01-01
  • Miesto narodenia :
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Jana Cilliers Filmy

  • 1984
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    Boetie Gaan Border Toe

    Boetie Gaan Border Toe

    5.5 1984 HD

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  • 1984
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    Niemand weint für immer

    Niemand weint für immer

    1 1984 HD

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  • 1975
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    Eendag op 'n Reëndag

    Eendag op 'n Reëndag

    1 1975 HD

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  • 1992
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    'n Pot Vol Winter

    'n Pot Vol Winter

    1 1992 HD

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  • 1979
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    Plekkie in die Son

    Plekkie in die Son

    7 1979 HD

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  • 1989
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    A Private Life

    A Private Life

    1 1989 HD

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  • 1981
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    Blink Stefaans

    Blink Stefaans

    1 1981 HD

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  • 1988
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    Quest for Love

    Quest for Love

    3 1988 HD

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  • 2014
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    Republiek van Zoid Afrika

    Republiek van Zoid Afrika

    9 2014 HD

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  • 2005
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    Binnelanders

    Binnelanders

    5.6 2005 HD

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  • 2016
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    Die Boekklub

    Die Boekklub

    8 2016 HD

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