Life in Film
Hansie is a biographical film released in 2008 about the life of Hansie Cronje that aims to portray him in a positive light and as a victim of circumstance lured by an evil system of illegal gambling and bookmakers from India. It is written and produced by his older brother Frans Cronje and directed by Regardt van den Bergh. The title role is played by Frank Rautenbach.
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