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Legendary filmmaker Rudall Hayward directed seven features over five decades - decades in which the concept of Kiwi movie-making was still an oxymoron, or meant a foreigner was behind the camera. Inspired by NZ’s cross-cultural history, Hayward remade his own Rewi’s Last Stand in 1940. Later he married Rewi’s star Ramai Te Miha, beginning a filmmaking partnership that lasted until Rudall’s death in May 1974.
In New Zealand, it suddenly occurred to me, was material for film plays just as exciting and dramatic and colourful as any Hollywood western.
– Rudall Hayward, in a 1940 Listener article
Role/s |
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Matenga - Maori Choreographer |
Co-Producer |
1974 |
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The Doll's House |
Director |
1973 |
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Survey: The Town that Lost a Miracle |
Subject |
1972 |
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The Young Albanians |
Co-Director |
1972 |
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To Love a Maori |
Co-Director |
1972 |
|
Subject |
1966 |
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The Arts of Maori Children |
Director |
1962 |
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Song of the Wanganui |
Director |
1961 |
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Eel History was a Mystery |
Director |
1960 |
|
Wonders of China |
Director |
1958 |
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Inside Red China |
Director |
1957 |
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Opo: The Amazing Dolphin of Opononi |
Director |
1955 |
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The Goodwin Sands |
Director |
1948 |
|
Camera |
1945 |
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Rewi's Last Stand |
Director |
1940 |
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On the Friendly Road |
Writer |
1936 |
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Hamilton Talks |
Director |
1934 |
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A Daughter of Dunedin |
Director |
1928 |
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Hamilton's Hectic Husbands |
Director |
1928 |
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The Bush Cinderella |
Director |
1928 |
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Tilly of Te Aroha |
Director |
1928 |
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The Te Kooti Trail |
Director |
1927 |
|
Rewi's Last Stand (Silent Version) |
Director |
1925 |
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My Lady of the Cave |
Director |
1922 |
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.
1974 Member of the British Empire
1971 Feltex Awards
For Rewi's Last Stand