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Olly Ohlson is a pioneer of Māori language and Māori content on New Zealand television. As a longtime presenter on daily children's show After School, his catchphrase “Keep cool till after school” (with accompanying sign language) was well known to a generation of New Zealanders.
The biggest thing is to be proud to be Māori, and to be proud to be an individual. And the Māori philosophy helps them [Māori youth] to stand a bit taller.
– Olly Ohlson
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2010 |
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Bumble |
Actor |
1999 - 2002 |
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Presenter |
1981 |
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Cgull |
Actor |
1978 |
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Woolly Hills |
Actor |
1978 |
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Woolly Manor |
Actor |
1978 |
The titles listed here may not reflect this person's full screenography. These are only the titles that are included in or referenced by this site.
1982 Feltex Awards
Best New Talent: for After School