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I was surounded by green pastures, mountains and sheep.Postcard stuff!What was your favourite scene and why?I think the scenes in the car as those were lots of fun.What was your greatest challenge in terms of yourportrayal?The scene where Hermientjie laughs hysterically at Pierre’scharacter. After ten takes my stomach ached.Describe working with the legendary Regardt van denBerghRegardt was a joy to work with. He respects actors and he isvery relaxed on set. You feel very safe in his handsWhat are the most memorable aspects of thisproduction? Any anecdotes?It was one of the most beautiful settings I have ever workedin. One of the crew members accidently ran over a sheepand the sheep was quickly slaughtered and sold to cover thefarmer’s costs. I wonder what happens if you hit a taxi?Describe working with Pierre and AnelAnel is an absolute pro, a fabulous actress and lovely person.Pierre is a maverick, but despite his wackyness (that I love),he has a lovely and sincere nature. He is very funny though.LEANDIE DU RANDTLeandie du Randtgraduated cum laude witha B.Com IndustrialPsychology in 2009. In2010 she completed herhonours degree inIndustrial Psychology.Shortly thereafter she wasbitten by the acting bug.In her first year she wascrowned Miss Personalityin a beauty competition and won an acting course withBrumilda van Rensburg.She took part in numerous fashion shows with well knownmodels such as Christina Storm as well as music videos forartists Nicholis Louw, Snotkop and Albert de Wet. Later shewas cast as Mieke in the kykNET series Getroud met Rugby.She made her feature film debut as Peggy in Franz Marx’sEgoli – Die Movie and went on to play Melanie in Susannavan Biljon.Leandie has also appeared in the soapies Egol, Isidingo andthe student film Henley on KlipWhat attracted you to this project?Klein Karoo is a funny, loving film and I was able to relate tothe story. Not many romantic comedies have been made inSouth Africa and I wanted to be part of one of the best.Describe working in the Little Karoo and secifically theSwartberg MountainsIt was really nice to shoot in the Swartberg Mountains. Ithelped on to get into the vibe of the story, away from themadness of the city. It certainly grounds you and helps youget in touch with your inner world and realise what is reallyimportant in life.