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Heel Against the Head
Two rugby fans, Tjokkie and Crispin arrive in Wales for the Rugby World Cup in search of sport and females. All hell breaks loose when Crispin's wife arrives unexpectedly and Tjokkie has to cover for his friend.
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Two rugby fans, Tjokkie and Crispin arrive in Wales for the Rugby World Cup in search of sport and females. All hell breaks loose when Crispin's wife arrives unexpectedly and Tjokkie has to cover for his friend.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Paul Slabolepszy, Bill Flynn
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Bill Flynn, Paul Slabolepszy, Rod Stewart
Director
Bill Flynn
Tjokkie Hetherington
Paul Slabolepszy
Crispin Wentzel
Nicky Rebelo
Maloom
Michelle Levine
Angela
Shirley Johnston
Celeste Wentzel
Graham Hopkins
Desk clerk
David Sherwood
Rhys-Jones
Brendan Grealy
Ratkas
Diane Appleby
Madam
Alan T. Marks
British fan
Robert Whitehead
Frenchman
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