Stadig Oor Die Klippe (1969)
A detective agency gives a complex smuggling case to the seemingly absent-minded PI Boetie Flenters - never thinking he will solve it. Monica Terblanche (alias Hester Smith) is blackmailed to smuggle diamonds by Da Silva (aka Hennie Gous) and his accomplice. In return, she will receive the negative of an incriminating photo of her father. The investigation takes Boetie to the village of Geenfontein. When he bungles things he is fired and takes jobs as a bus conductor, hospital porter, lifeguard, lounge singer and plumber. Then he meets Hester, who explains her predicament, and they decide to work together.
Director: Richard Daneel
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Al Debbo as Boetie Vlenters |
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June Neethling as Monica Terreblanche |
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Hal Orlandini as Gladde Hennie Gouws |
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Don Barrigo as Big Boss |
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Nico Carstens as Himself |
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Johan Du Plooy as Mr Wessels |
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Dirk de Villiers as Mr Bosman |
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Josh du Toit as Cheating husband |
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Esmé Euvrard as Mrs Bosman |
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Jaco van der Westhuizen as Mr Spies |
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Anina Conradie as Maria Marais |
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Sarah Sylvia as Mrs Bloom |
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Sann de Lange as Matron |
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Leonie Ross as Mrs Wessels |
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Ian Strauss as Plain clothes detective |
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Frank Wise as Barnett |
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Ralph Loubser as Drunk bus passenger |
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Hugo Storm as Sergeant |
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Johnny Nel as Koos |
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Cora Hutchings as Wilma |
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Francis Coertze as Mrs Marais |
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George Jackson as Head waiter |
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Bess Sprüyt as Mrs Spies |
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Hennie Bekker as Self |
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Max Angorn as Pawnbroker |
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Kevin Basel as Big boss bagman |
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Richard Daneel as Man enquiring about hotel room |
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John Dercksen as Cafe owner |
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Charles Pienaar as Tramp |
| Writing | Joe Stewardson | Writer |
| Editing | Bill Asher | Editor |
| Production | Gerald Berman | Production Manager |
| Directing | Richard Daneel | Director |
| Writing | Petru Stewardson | Writer |
| Production | Hyman Kirstein | Producer |
