12 Days of Terror (2004)

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Written by Richard Fernicola, Jeffrey Reiner

Directed by Jack Sholder

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: South Africa

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Factually-based account of the 1916 shark attacks which left four beachgoers dead in New Jersey. Jaws-inspiring stuff

Cast

John Rhys-Davies
Mark Dexter
Colin EgglesfieldAlex
Jamie BartlettMichael Schleisser
Glen Biderman-PamJohnny
Ben ChowneyTourist
Paul DitchfieldCommissioner Meel
Roger DwyerDr. Frederick Lucas
Richard FarmerFrank Mulsoff
Adrian GalleyEngel
Craig GeldenhuysArnie
Warrick GrierArthur Smith
Herman HardickReporter
Jenna Harrison
Brian HeydenrichReporter
Sean HiggsBartender
David JeffreyCharles
Ian JepsonJerry
Jean Michel JoubertDanny Bruder
Danny KeoghTrain Engineer
Daniel KrielLester Stillwell
Patrick LysterMayor Perillo
Pierre MalherbeReporter
Andre PelserTourist
Adrienne PierceMrs. Stillwell
Paula PurschMrs. Vansant
Robin RattleMale Friend
Jeffrey D. ShapiroStation Master
Aubrey SheldonHawker
David ShreeveLighthouse Keeper
George SmiteMichael Dunn
Lourens SmithRed Burlew
Colin StintonDr. John Nichols
Nigel SweetMurphy
Karl ThaningCharles Vansant
Kyle ThaningSwimmer
Christine TruterYoung Mother
Andrew WhaleyMr. Stillwell

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