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    THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY: Here is how little the main actor got from the movie before his death!

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodJanuary 28, 20243 Mins Read
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    Fans of the ’80s and ’90s will remember how much fun The Gods Must Be Crazy was back when they were younger.

    In 1980, South Africa and Botswana worked together to make it. It was the most financially successful release in South Africa’s film industry history when Ster-Kinekor distributed it there, shattering box office records.

    Critically acclaimed in nations like the US, the film was a smashing success all over the world. Due to the film’s immense popularity, it is currently available to stream on Disney+.

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    Rotten Tomatoes reports that the film made $30 million in the US. The picture made $90 million globally in its first four years in theaters.

    The film has earned over US$60 million globally, contributing to its total global gross of R1.8 billion (US$200 million) as of 2014.

    In an effort to appease the gods and end the bloodshed in his community, he decided to give back the bottle.

    The Gods Must Be Crazy (South Africa, 1980) – WorldFilmGeek

    Along the way to the “end of the world,” Xi encounters a scientist played by Marius Weyers who fumbles with his work and a group of rebels who kidnap a teacher played by Sandra Prinsloo and her students.

    Despite N!xau’s meteoric rise to fame thanks to his role in the multi-million dollar film The Gods Must Be Crazy, he was only paid R243 (about $300 USD) for his services.

    At this time, the sum is worth R5,371.

    The Gods Must Be Crazy filmmaker Jamie Uys told African History that N!xau threw away his paper currency because he didn’t understand its significance.

    The producers saw the film’s popularity and decided to make a sequel, The Gods Must Be Crazy 2, in 1989.

    With his newfound wisdom, N!xau understood the importance of money by that point.

    10 Things You Didn't Know about the Movie "The Gods Must be Crazy" | TVovermind

    In order to get himself recast, he wanted several hundred thousand dollars. With the funds, he planned to construct an electrically-powered house for his three wives and their offspring, complete with a water pump.

    N!xau claimed he had had enough of the “civilised” world after touring the globe for ten years as a rockstar.

    In the year 2000, N!xau went back to his communal lifestyle in the Kalahari, taking care of cattle and cultivating beans, maize, and pumpkins.

    Nǃxau ǂToma - Wikipedia=

    The film “The gods must be crazy” starred N!Xau Toma of Namibia, who earned almost $60 million, but only received $300 in compensation. A poor man was d!ed by him in Thread.

    Namibia's actor, N!Xau Toma of the famous "The gods must be crazy" was paid only $300 for a movie that grossed over $60 Million. He d!ed a poor man in - Thread

    Regrettably, Nɼxau ɂToma passed away at the age of 59 in June 2003. Nobody knows for sure what killed him.

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