List of South African actors
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This is an alphabetical list of notable South African actors.
A
B
- Masali Baduza (born 1996)
- Jodi Balfour (born 1987)
- Glynis Barber (born 1955)
- Louise Barnes (born 1974)
- Carl Beukes (born 1976)
- Nick Boraine (born 1971)[2]
- Ayanda Borotho (born 1981)
- Ivan Botha (born 1985)
- Lesley-Ann Brandt (born 1981)
- Suanne Braun (born 1968)
- Kai Luke Brümmer (born 1993)
C
- Emmanuel Castis (born 1976)
- Baby Cele (born 1972)
- Henry Cele (1949–2007)[3]
- Presley Chweneyagae (born 1984)
- Jana Cilliers (born 1950)[4]
- Leon Clingman [1]
- Jarryd Coetsee (born 1982)
- Sharlto Copley (born 1973)
D
- Vuyo Dabula (born 1976)
- Lasizwe Dambuza (born 1998)
- Hlomla Dandala (born 1974)
- Embeth Davidtz (born 1965) (born the United States)
- Gopala Davies (born 1988)
- Al Debbo (1924–2011)[5]
- Ryan de Villiers (born 1992)
- Jane de Wet (born 1996)
- Hamilton Dhlamini (born 1969)
- Lihle Dhlomo (born 1990)
- Pallance Dladla (born 1992)
- Sindi Dlathu (born 1974)
- Zethu Dlomo (bron 1989)
- Desmond Dube (born 1969)
- Lillian Dube (born 1945)
- Melanie du Bois (born 1988)
E
- Vinette Ebrahim (born 1957)[6]
- Kim Engelbrecht (born 1980)
- Shannon Esra (born 1984)
F
- Connie Ferguson (born 1970) (born in Botswana)
- Shona Ferguson (1972–2021) (born in Botswana)
- Greteli Fincham (born 2001)
- Bill Flynn (1948–2007)[7]
- Lisa Fugard
G
- Rex Garner (Born 1921 - 2015)
- Joyce Grant (1924–2006)
- Donald Gray (1914–1976)[8]
- Arno Greeff (born 1995)
- Gugu Gumede (born 1991)
H
- Roxane Hayward (born 1991)
- Steve Hofmeyr (born 1964)[9]
I
- Daisuke Ishiwatari (born 1973)[10]
J
- David James (born 1972)
- Sid James (1913–1976)[11]
- Glynis Johns (born 1923)[12]
K
- Adhir Kalyan (born 1983)
- John Kani (born 1943)[13]
- Jason Kennett (born 1971)
- Tony Kgoroge
- Leleti Khumalo (born 1972)
- Ilse Klink (born 1972)
- Shannon Kook (born 1987)
- Paballo Koza (born 2002)
- Vusi Kunene (born 1966)
L
- Nokuthula Ledwaba (born 1983)
- Don Leonard (1925–2002)[14]
- Moira Lister (1923–2007)
- Deon Lotz (born 1964)[15]
M
- Sello Maake Ka-Ncube (born 1960)
- Corney Mabaso (Born 1934- 2009)
- Joe Mafela (1942–2017)
- Podu HB Mamabolo (born 1918)
- Florence Masebe (born 1972)
- Warren Masemola (born 1983)
- Bonang Matheba (born 1987)[16]
- Percy Matsemela
- Nomzamo Mbatha (born 1990)[17]
- Thuso Mbedu (born 1991)
- Bonnie Mbuli (born 1979)
- Lynne McCarthy (born 1983)
- Alex McGregor (born 1993)
- David Meyer
- Tommie Meyer (1928–2017)[18]
- Sean Cameron Michael (born 1969)
- William Modisane (1923–1986)[19]
- Patrick Mofokeng (born 1969)
- Lydia Mokgokoloshi (born 1939)
- Thabang Molaba (born 1994)
- Riaad Moosa (born 1977)
- Michelle Mosalakae (born 1990)
- Thembisa Mdoda-Nxumalo
- Nthati Moshesh (born 1969)
- Roland Mqwebu (born 1941 - 2015]
- Gloria Mudau (born 1926 - 2011)
- Masoja Msiza (born 1964)
- Zandile Msutwana (born 1979)
- Siegfried Mynhardt (1906–1996)[20]
N
- Sophie Ndaba (born 1972)
- Themba Ndaba (born 1965)
- Mbongeni Ngema (born 1956)
- Menzi Ngubane (born 1964)
- Gail Nkoane Mabalane (born 1984)
- Jessica Nkosi (born 1990)
- Kenneth Nkosi (born 1973)
- Trevor Noah (born 1984)
- Kate Normington
- Pamela Nomvete (born 1964)
- Simoné Nortmann (born 1990)
- Reuben Nthodi
- Alfred Ntombela (born 1972)[21]
- Nandi Nyembe (born 1950)
O
- Frank Opperman (born 1960)[22]
P
- Mishqah Parthiephal (born 1989)
- Zakeeya Patel (born 1988)
- Hilton Pelser
- Jerry Phele (Born 1956)
- Terry Pheto (born 1981)
- Jonathan Pienaar (born 1962)
- Sandra Prinsloo (born 1947)[23]
Q
- Ama Qamata (born 1998)
- Khabonina Qubeka (born 1981)
R
- Dolly Rathebe (1928–2004)[24]
- Leeanda Reddy
- Jo-anne Reyneke (born 1988)
- Ian Roberts (born 1952)[25]
- Jonathan Roxmouth (born 1987)
S
- Stelio Savante (born 1970)
- Leon Schuster (born 1951)[26]
- Rapulana Seiphemo (born 1967)
- Patrick Molefe Shai (Born 1956 - 2022)
- Fumani Shilubana (born 1980)
- Siyabonga Shibe (born 1978)
- Cliff Simon (1962–2021)
- Paul Slabolepszy (born 1948)[27]
- Shaleen Surtie-Richards (1955–2021)[28]
- Jessica Sutton (born 1993)
- Cindy Swanepoel (born 1981)
- Reine Swart (born 1986)
T
- Anja Taljaard (born 1995)
- Thando Thabethe (born 1990)
- Vusi Thanda (born 1963)
- Charlize Theron (born 1975)[29]
- Pearl Thusi (born 1988)
- Siyabonga Thwala (born 1969)
- Xolile Tshabalala (born 1977)
- Mpho Osei Tutu (born 1981) (born in France)
- Mary Twala (1939–2020)
U
- Amalia Uys (born 1984)[30]
- Pieter-Dirk Uys (born 1945)[31]
V
- Regardt van den Bergh (born 1952)[32]
- Wilhelm van der Walt (born 1984)
- Tanya van Graan (born 1983)
- Wayne Van Rooyen (born 1978)
- Himarsha Venkatsamy (born 1984)
- Matthew Vey (born 2001)
- Trix Vivier (born 1988)
- Arnold Vosloo (born 1962)[33]
W
- Lerato Walaza (born 1994)
- Camilla Waldman (born 1968)
- Marius Weyers (born 1945)[34]
- Dillon Windvogel (born 1999)
- Amra-Faye Wright (born 1960)
X
- Washington Xisolo (1934–2017)[35]
Z
- Thishiwe Ziqubu (born 1985)[36]
See also
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