Cobus Rossouw Jr.’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro South African actor
Is Actor
Film producer
Film director
From

South Africa

Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio
Gender male

Cobus Rossouw Jr. is a South African film director, producer and actor.

He is the son of the well-known South African actor Cobus Rossouw.

Career

Rossouw made his acting debut in 1985, playing the character of “Jannie van Rensburg” in the episode “Die Gyselaar” of the TV series Dirk Hoffman. In the mid-1990s, he was seen in such TV series as Sleurstroom, The Visual Bible, and Glaskasteel.

Later, in the years 2008-10, he directed TV series Thysnywerheid, Getroud met rugby, and a short, Tooth Fairy.

As a producer and director, his first film was Getroud met Rugby in 2011. He also had a minor acting role in the film.

 

Filmography

Year Name Type Directors Writers Stars
2011 Getroud met Rugby: Die Onvertelde Storie executive producer Izak Davel
2013 Of Good Report as Cobus Roussouw Petronella TshumaTshamano Sebe
2008 Tooth Fairy Short Elize Cawood
2011 Getroud met Rugby: Die Onvertelde Storie screenplay Izak Davel
2008 Tooth Fairy Short Elize Cawood
2009 Getroud met rugby TV Series David Dukas
2010 Thysnywerheid TV Series
2011 Getroud met Rugby: Die Onvertelde Storie Movie Izak Davel
1985 Dirk Hoffman TV Series George Ballot
1993 Glaskasteel TV Series
1994 The Visual Bible: Acts Video Regardt van den Bergh Dean Jones (actor)Jennifer O’Neill
1995 Sleurstroom TV Series
2011 Getroud met Rugby: Die Onvertelde Storie Movie Izak Davel
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