Kavaliers (1966)
General de Wet asks Boer soldier and Kavalier leader Chris Botha to select 100 of his best men for a “suicide mission” behind enemy lines. First the Kavaliers steal ammunition from right under the noses of the British, and then they leave behind a note taunting the enemy about it.
Director: Elmo De Witt
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Leon le Roux as Field Cornet Chris Botha |
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Brenda Bell as Joan Gray |
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Brian O'Shaughnessy as Capt. Ronald Rogers |
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Cobus Rossouw as Sarel van der Merwe |
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Gerhard Viviers as Gerrie |
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Carel Trichardt as Ben Burgers |
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Johan Malherbe as Daan Grobbelaar |
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Bill Brewer as Gen. Sir Godfrey Gray |
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Arthur Swemmer as Thomas Brown |
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George Moore as British Doctor |
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Patrick Mynhardt as Col. Dart |
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Doreen Lamb as Mrs. Graham |
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Dirk de Villiers as Gen. de Wet |
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Errol Siepker as Boetie |
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Petru Wessels as Louise |
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Wena Naudé as Louise's Grandmother |
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James Norval as Louise's Grandfather |
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Dolf de Vries as British Officer |
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Kenneth Baker as British Officer |
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John Whiteley as British Officer |
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Norman Paul as British Officer |
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Manie Botha as Cavalier |
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John Dercksen as Undertaker |
| Directing | Elmo De Witt | Director |
| Writing | Fanus Rautenbach | Writer |
| Writing | Jan Perold | Writer |
| Writing | Piet Schreuder | Writer |
| Sound | Con Lamprecht | Music |
| Crew | Louis de Witt | Cinematography |
| Editing | Dave Burman | Editor |
| Editing | Mac Errington | Editor |
| Camera | Manie Botha | Director of Photography |
