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Title: I Now Pronounce You Black and White (2010)
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Tyrel Meyer | ... | Simon Dawson |
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Astara Mwakalumbwa | ... | Jackie Msolisi |
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Ian Roberts | ... | Felix Dawson |
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Sylvia Mdunyelwa | ... | Pauline Msolisi |
| Bo Petersen | ... | Sheila Dawson | |
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Kwezi Kobus | ... | Clarence Msolisi |
| Adam Neill | ... | Rabbi Gershowitz | |
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Brendon Daniels | ... | Pastor Krotz |
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Scott Sparrow | ... | David Middy |
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Vaneshran Arumugam | ... | George Best Moodley |
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Tarryn Lamb | ... | Tanya Amos |
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Darren Amos | ... | Biggie |
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Charles Tertiens | ... | Darren February |
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Nik Rabinowitz | ... | The Twaza |
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Tina Jaxa | ... | The Sangoma |
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When two people fall in love and get married it is a joyous occasion, right.........Wrong! Meet Simon Dawson (Tyrel Meyer). Simon is a white Jewish South African who has just returned from working overseas in the UK. He is introduced to Jackie Msolisi, (Astara Mwakalumbwa) an independent, smart and beautiful black South African girl. Sparks fly and after a whirlwind romance Simon and Jackie announce their plans to marry. This does not meet with the approval of their parents. Felix Dawson (Ian Roberts) is a wealthy Afrikaner who seems to care more about money and status than anything else. He even converted to Judaism to marry his younger trophy wife, Sheila (Bo Petersen). Sheila is materialistic, overbearing and image conscious. The idea of a black daughter-in-law terrifies them. Pauline Msolisi (Sylvia Mdunyelwa) is a devout Christian and believes her daughter should marry a nice local boy and have lots of children. She doesn't trust white people and is upset with Jackie's ... Written by Oliver Rodger
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Country:
South AfricaRelease Date:
19 March 2010 (South Africa) See more »Filming Locations:
Cape Town, Western Cape, South AfricaEdit
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Budget:
$90,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$126,218Company Credits
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Another jungle fever movie from a country who thinks they are experts on racial relations. That may even be so but the actors are certainly not experts on comedic timing. The biggest sin probably lies with the blind director and the editor who clearly had both arms amputated. Not terribly good even though I couldn't help myself rooting for the actors. I really wish this this movie won't kill their careers. On the up side, the production is fair so big up to the crew!
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