Sammy
Synopsis
Sammy’ is a monologue by Alex Wilequet based on the 1963 film ‘The Small World of Sammy Lee’, adapted by the Dutch writer and poet Jan Willem Hofstra and directed by Dré Poppe, a Flemish theatre director who worked for the Flemish B.R.T. for a long time after the launch of television in Belgium.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Dré Poppe
- Screenplay & Story
- Ken Hughes, J.W. Hofstra
- Original Title
- Sammy
- Country of Origin
- Belgium
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch
- Runtime
- 53m
- Production Studios
- Belgische Radio en Televisie
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Dré Poppe
Ken Hughes, J.W. Hofstra
Department Leadership Roster
Ken Hughes
Writer
J.W. Hofstra
Writer
Dré Poppe
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sammy
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What is Sammy about?
Sammy’ is a monologue by Alex Wilequet based on the 1963 film ‘The Small World of Sammy Lee’, adapted by the Dutch writer and poet Jan Willem Hofstra and directed by Dré Poppe, a Flemish theatre director who worked for the Flemish B.R.T. for a long time after the launch of television in Belgium.
Who directed Sammy?
Sammy was directed by Dré Poppe.
Who stars in Sammy?
The principal cast of Sammy includes Alex Wilequet.
When was Sammy released and how long is it?
Sammy was released in 1972 with a total runtime of 53m.