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TV writer kept South Africa glued to the set

Sydney Morning Herald 16 Mar 2016
John Cundill 1936-2016. John Cundill was an accomplished South African journalist and screenwriter ... John Cundill was born in Germiston near Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1936 ... John Cundill is survived by Mirella, children Liam, Nicky and Scott and many friends enriched by having shared time with a wonderful, gifted and generous man.
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