About Anna Cloete
Lived 1913 – 1999 (aged 85–86). Anna Cloete was a South African actor.
Anna Cloete (1913–1999) was a pioneering South African actress. She was part of the Afrikaans theatre, film and television industry for six decades.
Cloete performed with her husband as part of the James Norval touring company for many years from the 1930s. She also wrote plays herself, such as Ou liefde roes nie and Elke hart het sy smart. She later, until her retirement, played for the then Truk and was known nationwide for her warm personality and embodied character roles.
After the introduction of television in 1976, she starred in one of the first Afrikaans TV dramas, Die ryk weduwee, and then in Die koster.
She died of a stroke on 10 February 1999 at the age of 86. Her only child, Paddy Norval, had already died in the 1980s.
Filmography As an actress: Elsa se Geheim, 1979 Night of the Puppets, 1979 as Molina da Costa Die Spaanse Vlieg, 1978 Met Liefde van Adèle, 1974 Die Kandidaat, 1968 as Sonja Geheim van Onderplaas, 1962 The Hellions, 1961 as mev. Archer (not credited) Spore in die Modder, 1961 Paul Krüger, 1956 as Alida Malan Sarie Marais, 1949 as Aletta
As an author: Geheim van Onderplaas, 1962
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Who was Anna Cloete?
actress
When was Anna Cloete born?
Anna Cloete was born in 1913.
When did Anna Cloete die?
Anna Cloete died on 10 February 1999 in Strand.
What was Anna Cloete's occupation?
Anna Cloete was an actor.
What nationality was Anna Cloete?
Anna Cloete was South African.
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