Stop The Tour

Stop The Tour

Stop The Tour

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Stop The Tour

2019

1h 27m

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Stop The Tour discovers the extraordinary story of how sport helped bring an end to Apartheid which paved the way towards the multi racial 2019 Springbok champions.

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22 members

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Trevor McDonald

Narrator

Trevor McDonald

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Tommy Bedford

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Gordon Brown

Self

Gordon Brown

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Meredith Burgmann

Self

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Helen Clark

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Peter Hain

Self

Peter Hain

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Bob Hawke

Self

Bob Hawke

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John Inverdale

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Abdul Minty

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Mavuso Msimang

Self

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Andre Odendaal

Self

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Mike Proctor

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Faghmie Solomans

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John Taylor

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Trevor Richards

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Nelson Mandela

Self (archive footage)

Nelson Mandela

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Basil D'Oliveira

Self (archive footage)

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Colin Cowdrey

Self (archive footage)

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John Vorster

Self (archive footage)

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Robin Day

Self (archive footage)

Robin Day

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Gordon Winter

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Robert Muldoon

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