South African movie actresses born in the year 1970
Here are 7 famous actresses from South Africa were born in 1970:
Leleti Khumalo
Leleti Khumalo (March 30, 1970 KwaMashu-) otherwise known as Leleti Kumalo is a South African actor.
Leleti Khumalo is best known for her starring role in the film and stage production of Sarafina!. She began acting at a young age and was discovered in a workshop at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg. In addition to her work in Sarafina!, Khumalo has also appeared in a number of other films including Hotel Rwanda and Yesterday. She has also acted in various television series, including Generations and Uzalo. In 2018, Khumalo was honored with the National Order of Ikhamanga, a South African honor that recognizes those who have made valuable contributions in the arts, culture, literature, music, journalism or sport.
Alwien Tulner
Alwien Tulner (May 19, 1970 Pretoria-) also known as Alwien Arienne Tulner is a South African actor. She has one child, Julie Isabelle Arienne.
Alwien Tulner is a versatile actress who has appeared in a variety of film and television productions. She has worked in both English and Afrikaans language productions and has become renowned for her dynamic and emotive performances. Her breakthrough role was in the 1994 film "Stander", which earned her critical acclaim and a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the South African Film and Television Awards. In addition to her work in film and television, Alwien Tulner is also a theatre performer and has appeared in numerous stage productions throughout her career. She is known for her dedication to her craft and her ability to inhabit complex and challenging roles.
Christel Smith
Christel Smith (June 22, 1970 Cape Town-) is a South African actor.
She is best known for her leading roles in South African TV series such as "Egoli: Place of Gold" and "Generations". Smith began her acting career in the 1980s and quickly became a household name in South Africa, winning numerous awards for her performances. In addition to her successful television career, she has also appeared in several films and stage productions. Smith is admired for her versatility as an actress and her ability to bring depth and authenticity to her roles. She has been a prominent advocate for the arts in South Africa and is actively involved in promoting the growth and development of the entertainment industry in the country.
Tina Jaxa
Tina Jaxa (October 27, 1970-) a.k.a. Albertina Jaxa is a South African actor.
Tina Jaxa has appeared in numerous popular South African television shows and films, including "Generations," "Backstage," and "Isibaya." She has won several awards for her acting roles, including the Most Popular Actress at the South African Film and Television Awards in 2009. In addition to her acting career, Jaxa has also worked as a television host and producer.
Connie Ferguson
Connie Ferguson (June 10, 1970 Kimberley, Northern Cape-) also known as Connie Masilo is a South African actor.
She is best known for her role as Karabo Moroka on the South African soap opera Generations. In addition to her successful acting career, Ferguson is also a producer and co-owner of Ferguson Films alongside her husband, fellow actor Shona Ferguson. The production company has produced popular South African television series such as The Queen, Rockville and The Imposter. Ferguson has received numerous accolades throughout her career, including the Best Actress award at both the South African Film and Television Awards and the Royalty Soapie Awards. She is a philanthropist and has been involved in several charitable organizations, including the Reja Joy Foundation, which aims to empower women and children in South Africa.
Vatiswa Ndara
Vatiswa Ndara (September 28, 1970-) is a South African actor.
She was born and raised in Mthatha, Eastern Cape province of South Africa. Ndara began her acting career in the 1990s and has been featured in numerous popular South African television series, films, and stage productions. Some of her notable works include the TV dramas "Muvhango" and "iNkaba" and the films "Dora's Peace" and "Of Good Report".
In addition to her acting career, Ndara is also actively involved in social activism, particularly advocating for better working conditions for actors and other creative professionals in South Africa. She made headlines in 2019, when she wrote an open letter to the South African Minister of Arts and Culture, in which she detailed the poor treatment and working conditions she experienced while working on the SABC 1 drama, "iGazi", and sparked a nationwide conversation about the state of the entertainment industry in South Africa.
Caron Bernstein
Caron Bernstein (August 16, 1970 Johannesburg-) a.k.a. caron_bernstein or Bernstein, Caron is a South African model, actor and singer-songwriter. She has one child, Jett Peter Schupak.
Caron Bernstein began her modeling career at the age of 15, after she was scouted by a modeling agent. She quickly became one of the most sought-after models in South Africa and eventually moved to New York to pursue an international career. In addition to her work as a model, Bernstein also became a successful actor, appearing in films such as "The Blackout" and "All the Queen's Men".
Bernstein's passion for music led her to pursue a career as a singer-songwriter, and she released her debut album "Souvenir" in 1989. She has since released several more albums, including "Arabesque" and "Femme du Monde". Bernstein's music has been widely praised for its originality and powerful lyrics.
Throughout her career, Bernstein has been an advocate for various social and environmental causes. She has worked with organizations such as Greenpeace and the African Wildlife Foundation to raise awareness and support for conservation efforts. In 2002, she founded the Caron Bernstein Foundation, which supports education and community-building initiatives in South Africa.
Today, Caron Bernstein continues to work as a musician and actor, as well as an activist and philanthropist.