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Monday, February 09, 1976 |
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Colin Moss is a South African actor and television personality best known for presenting Fear Factor for M-Net in 2002, co-presenting Idols 2003 and presenting Idols in 2005 and 2006.
In 2007 he returned as the sole host of Idols 4, but left the show before Season 5. He was replaced as host by Liezel van der Westhuizen.
Movie roles include The World Unseen, in which he plays an Apartheid era psycho cop, and the comedy Big Fellas, in which he plays the co-lead.
The World Unseen was released at the Toronto Film in September, 2007 and Big Fellas debuted in November, 2007.
His other film roles include playing the lead in No 10, produced by Gold Studios and directed by Darrel Roodt and a comedic role in Crazy Monkey’s “Straight Outta Benoni” as well as a major role in an American/SA collaboration in the horror movie Ruin.
Moss started his career as a stand up comic. It was when he was living on fruit in the garden of his commune in Johannesburg that he started performing comedy - in order to make enough money for toothpaste, beer and petrol.
Comedy is a lifelong passion and he continually goes back to his roots and regularly works the comedy circuit - both locally and in the UK and Ireland.
In addition to his acting and presenting jobs, he has a reputation in the comedy industry as a very dependable headline act.
He was one of the featured celebrities on the first season of the South African version of the genealogy documentary series Who Do You Think You Are? (based on the British series of the same name), which premiered on SABC2 in May 2009.
He hosted the M-Net Action reality competition Way of the Warrior in early 2010.
CV:
Nationality: South African
Height: 1m80
Eye Colour: Green
Hair colour: Brown
Training:
Bachelor of Arts: Drama & Music – University of Natal-Durban, South Africa
Television:
Isidingo
Role: Stewart
Soap Endemol Productions SABC3, 1999/2000
Citylife
Presenter
Magazine Program Endemol Productions eTV, 2001
Cave Girl (UK production)
Role: Mudd
Comedy Series Two Hats Productions CBBC, 2002
Fear Factor
Role: Presenter
Reality Game Show Endemol Productions MNET, 2002
Idols
Role: Presenter
Fremantle Media MNET, 2003
Top Billing
Role: Temp Insert presenter
SABC3, 2005
Idols
Role: Presenter
Fremantle Media MNET, 2005
Film:
Big Fellas
Role: Jake
Directed by Philip Roberts
Roguestar Films, 2007
The World Unseen
Enlightenment Productions Film in association with DO Productions, 2007
Cryptid
Role: Dan
Directed by Darrell Michael
Gold Studios, 2006
Straight Outta Benoni
Role: Chad
Directed by Trevor Clarence
Crazy Monkey feature film, 2005
No 10
Role: James
Directed by Darryl James Roodt
Gold Studios, 2005
Berzerker
Role: Norseman
Peak Viewing, 2000
Red Phone
Role: Security Agent
Philo Films, 2001
Othello
Role: Roderigo
The Little Theatre Production Co., 2002
Ultimatum
Role: Cameo
Film Afrika, 2003
Citizen Verdict
Role: Cameo
Lucky Seven Productions, 2003
Stage:
My Zinc Bed
Pieter Toerien Productions, 2005
Cape Town and Johannesburg: January – March 2005
Comedy:
• Co-founder and director of Comedy All Stars Cape Town, 2003
website: www.comedyallstars.co.za
• The East Coast Radio HAHA Comedy Festival, 2000
• The Smirnoff International Comedy Festival Fresh Faces, 2000
• The East Coast Radio HAHA Comedy Extravaganza (MC), 2001
• Comedy Showcase
Di Rosen Productions SABC3, 2001
• 5fm’s Comedy Break with Alex Jay
• Regular club gigs around South Africa including:
The Comedy Warehouse (to 2003)
TheArmchairTheatre
Hurricanes
Hysterix
• Gigs in Ireland:
Murphies Laughter Lounge
The International
The Ha’Penny Bridge Inn
• Gigs In UK:
The Comedy Store
Jongleurs – Battersea
Hammersmith
Talents:
Saxophone
Argentine Tango
Fencing
Sandboarding
Gun competency
Scuba-diving (Advanced NITROX)
Advanced Driver's
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Exclusive TVSA video interview:
Video Easter Egg: Colin's fave show.
About the movie Big Fellas
Set for release this year (2007)
BIG FELLAS…BEE ALL YOU WANNA-BEE
Two young white wannabees, Jake and Zed, launch out on a zany road trip from Cape Town to Johannesburg to close a deal to sell their film. In an attempt to meet girls they’ve quite accidentally made a hard-hitting documentary expose’ about exploitation in the world of High Fashion.
One problem - they need a BEE partner, and they need one fast.
On the trip the boys are stalked by their nemesis, brutal modelling agency boss Ray Whitehead…and they are continually sidetracked by his femme fatale girlfriend Lola, a Karoo serial killer, supermodels, shop window mannequins, and a psychotic Gatberg darts champion. But still no partner in sight.
When the boys eventually make it to Jozi, Zed finally learns what it’s really like to be black, and Jake finds a BEE partner in the most unexpected place.
Credits
Jake: Colin Moss
Zed: Ross Garland
Ray: Hakeem Kae-Kazeem
Lola: Carling Ernstzen
Hanneke: Lee-anne Summers
Alfonso: Cokey Falco
Mula: Kagiso Lediga
Cop: Marc Lottering
Bullseye: Louw Venter
Wiempie: Jason Cope
Gigi: Gina Athans
Mimi: Minki van der Westhuizen
Elsa: Grethe Fox
Benzi: Lesley Mongezi
Production Company: Rogue Star Films
Producer: Ross Garland
Executive Producer: Costa Theo
Writer: Ross Garland
Director: Philip Roberts
Editor: Jenny Hicks
Cinematography: Sunel Haasbroek
Production Design: Tom Gubb
Wardrobe Design: Claudia Littlefield |
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