Cape Town-born actor Greg Kriek plays the role of Marcus in 'Rebel Moon – Part 1: A Child of Fire'. The film had its Hollywood premiere with a star-studded cast at the TCL Chinese Theatre. Director Zack Snyder requested Kriek to deliver some lines in Afrikaans. Kriek has over 100 film and TV credits and is an official member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Cape Town-born actor Greg Kriek plays the role of Marcus in ' Rebel Moon – Part 1: A Child of Fire'. On Wednesday, the film had its Hollywood premiere with the star-studded cast at the TCL Chinese Theatre. Director Zack Snyder specifically requested Kriek to deliver some of his lines in Afrikaans , including 'voetsek' (go away) and 'gesiggie' (face).
Cape Town-born actor and producer Greg Kriek was among the star-studded cast in attendance, at Wednesday night's Los Angeles premiere ofDirected by Zack Snyder, the sci-fi space adventure film is about a peaceful colony on the edge of a distant moon galaxy which feels threatened by the armies of a tyrannical ruling force. The film stars Algerian actor Sofia Boutella, Benin-born Djimon Hounsou and British actor Charlie Hunnam. Kriek, who was born in Cape Town, has over 100 film and TV credits over the past nine years and starred in the Emmy-winningseries. He is also an official member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and a voting member of the Emmy Awards, scheduled for 15 January 2024 in Los Angele
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