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This article is about the South African actor. For the Dutch politician, see Gert van den Berg.

Gert Van den Bergh
Born	(1920-10-16)16 October 1920 Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa
Died	16 February 1968(1968-02-16) (aged 47) Cape Town, Cape Province, South Africa
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1958–1968

Gert Van den Bergh (Gert Nicolaas) (16 October 1920 in Johannesburg – 16 February 1968 in Cape Town) was a South African film actor. He was married to Dukcie van Bergh (23 August 1928 -8 November 1997) (Née Smit) )

Career

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Selected filmography

Die Lig van 'n Eeu (1942)
Pinkie se Erfenis (1946) - Willem
Simon Beyers (1947) - Nicolaas Beyers
Die Kaskenades van Dokter Kwak (1948) - Poggenpoel
Hans-die-Skipper (1952) - Johan
Inspan (1953) - Dirk de Vos
'n Plan is 'n Boerdery (1954) - Wessel Maritz
Vadertjie Langbeen (1955) - Jacques (voice, uncredited)
Matieland! (1955) - MC at Fruit Festival (voice, uncredited)
Dis Lekker om te Lewe (1957) - Commandant (voice, uncredited)
Diamond Safari (1958) - Compound Manager
Fratse in die Vloot (1958) - Seaman (voice, uncredited)
Nooi van my Hart (1959) - Hans (voice, uncredited)
Rip van Wyk (1960) - 'Oom'
Die Vlugteling (1960) - Detective Sgt. Malan
Basie (1961) - Police sergeant (voice, uncredited)
The Hellions (1961) - Dr. Weiser
Die Tweede Slaapkamer (1962) - van Dyk
Tom Dirk en Herrie (1962) - Grové
Stropers van die Laeveld (1962)
Jy's Lieflik Vanaand (1962) - Anton Fourie
Die Ruiter in die Nag (1963) - Lodewyk van Renen
Mozambique (1964) - The Arab
Zulu (1964) - Lieutenant Josef Adendorff
Piet my Niggie (1964) - Radio announcer (voice, uncredited)
Victim Five (1964) - Vanberger
Seven Against the Sun (1964) - Cpl. Smit
Tokoloshe (1965)
Debbie (1965) - Dr. Chris Hugo
The Naked Prey (1965) - 2nd Man
Diamond Walkers (1965) - Piet Truter
King Hendrik (1965) - Koos de Wet
Die Wonderwêreld van Kammie Kamfer (1965)
Der Rivonia-Prozess (1966) - Alan Paton
The Second Sin (1966) - Anton Rossouw
Wild Season (1967) - Dirk Maritz
The Professor and the Beauty Queen (1967) - Dr. Koos Hattingh
The Jackals (1967) - Drunk (uncredited)
Die Kandidaat (1968) - Lourens Niemand
Rider in the Night (1968)
Sandy the Seal (1969) - Jacobson (final film role)

References

Database (undated). "Van den Bergh, Gert". The British Film Institute Film and Television Database. Accessed 11 August 2010.

External links

Gert van den Bergh at IMDb
Gert Van den Bergh at the British Film Institute Film and Television Database

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