1922

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1922

1984- 1984

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In 1922 South Africa, the Moodie family is torn apart during the turbulent strike years in and around the Johannesburg gold mines.

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14 members

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Michael McGovern

Arthur Moodie

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Jonathan Rands

Quentin Moodie

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Pamela Perry

Grace Moodie

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Jane Sinclair

Kate Moodie

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Ross Kettle

Oliver Moodie

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Grethe Fox

Iris Robinson / Stefanie Davenport

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Amanda Strydom

Elzbieta Karski

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Arnold Vosloo

Sakkie Bezuidenhout

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Pierre van Pletzen

Eben Meintjies

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Ralph Lawson

Kingsley Read

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John Whiteley

Sir Julian Nethersole

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Michael Brunner

Taffy Williams

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Ryno Hattingh

Deon Fouche

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Ian Yule

Ivan Macready

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