Noted person's life journey began on December 5, 1948, a day that marked the start of an illustrious career in the world of cinema. In 1968, he landed his first major role in the film "I've Got Two Moms and Two Dads" directed by Kreso Golik, a renowned Yugoslav filmmaker at the time. This pivotal moment marked the beginning of a long-standing profession as an actor, with a remarkable portfolio of over 70 film and television roles to his name. Among these, 19 were leading roles that showcased his exceptional talent. One notable performance was in Sam Peckinpah's film "The Iron Cross", where he portrayed the character of "Lieut. Meyer" with great aplomb.
In addition to his impressive acting career, the individual also made significant contributions to the film industry. In 1985, he founded the association of film artists, "Histria film", a testament to his dedication to the craft. The same year, he ventured into direction, helming the short feature film "The Fan" ("Navijac"),which unfortunately marked the last film appearance of the renowned actor Slobodan Aligrudic, a collaborator of Emir Kusturica's.
