Ivan Hall Net Worth is
$20 Million

Mini Biography

Ivan Hall commenced his film profession using the newly renamed Kavalier Film Productions using the production from the Anglo Boer Battle drama / music “The Kruger Thousands” in 1967, which starred Leon Le Roux, Helga vehicle Wyk, Carel Trichardt and Dirk de Villiers. Kruger Thousands was a sequel to the sooner film “Die Kavaliers” that was aimed by Elmo de Witt and premiered in 1966. Then quickly attained the position of movie director in residence in the Kavaliers Studios situated about Aasvoelkop, Randburg and continued to direct a string of successful movies across all the different styles for Kavaliers, including “Dr Kalie” (1968) with Siegfried Mynhardt and Brian O’Shaughnessy, “Lied IN MY OWN Hart” (1970) with Ge Korsten (as well as the former Miss South Africa, Mitsi Stander) “Vicki” (1970), the authorities procedural dramas “Soaring Squad”, “Platinum Squad”, (both released in 1971) “Lokval in Venesie”(1973) with Ge Korsten, “Karate Olympia” (the first African fighting techinques film, released in 1976) as well as the political thriller “Funeral For An Assassin” with Vic Morrow – that was prohibited in 1974 from the after that almost all powerful South African censors for simply no apparent reason and unbanned just like quickly, once again for simply no apparent reason. Apart from his use Kavaliers, he also directed the film “Aanslag Op Kariba” in 1973 – the sequel to Brigadiers Movies’ enormously successful film Kaptein Caprivi. Ivan Hall’s greatest success like a filmmaker came in 1981 when his fighting techinques film “Get rid of & Get rid of Again”, (the sequel to his previous film “Karate Olympia”) became a significant international box-office success both in america and in china and taiwan. This film reached number 1 on the united states Range box-office list and produced an instant celebrity out of its business lead actor, Wayne Ryan, who experienced also starred in “Karate Olympia”. Ivan Hall continued to help make the movies “The Riverman” with Michael Parks, “Skollie” with George Ballot and “Trackers” with Craig Wasson and Henry Cele. Ivan Hall was honoured from the Country wide Film, Video and Audio Archives, the Volksbladfees Directorate as well as the Mimosa Film Productions Directorate in June 2007 for his invaluable efforts south African film sector. Hall passed on on 11th Oct 2008 and you will be greatly missed by all his co-workers and close friends in the South African film sector.

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