Shaft in Africa (1973)

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Written by Stirling Silliphant

Directed by John Guillermin

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1973

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

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Cast

Richard RoundtreeJohn Shaft
Frank FinlayVincent Amafi
Vonetta McGeeAleme
Neda ArnericJazar
Debebe EshetuWassa
Spiros FocásMarco Sassari
Jacques HerlinPerreau
Jho JhenkinsZiba
Willie JonahOyo
Adolfo LastrettiPino
Marne MaitlandCol. Gonder
Frank McRaeOziot
Zenebech TadesseThe Prostitute
A.V. FalanaRamila's Son
James E. MyersWilliams

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  • Use www.gravatar.com to create an Avatar for your e-mail address and use it on many supported sites November 26th, 2008 - 4:19amKebede Aseffa said...

    This is not the only film Actor director Debebe have played. To name

    as stated

    Shaft in Africa,Zelda,Sailor from Gibraltor,Guma,The Afri"K"n spy,a Season in hell,

    The Actor have played in all Major stage productions in Ethiopia and is also the founder of the Union of African Performing Artists and was the president for the last 12 years.If U would like to know more U can contact him at deshetu@gmail.com. Recentely he was imprisoned for his polotical activities and after his release his book "Trial of my Belief" in Amharic his native language was published in the United States and is still available.

    Thanks

    Admirer

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