Voyo Goric, a Serbian actor born in 1940 in Gacko, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia, initially known as Vojislav Govedarica, embarked on a multifaceted career prior to his relocation to the United States.
In his native country, Goric simultaneously held two occupations, serving as a lifeguard during the day and a nightclub bouncer at night, showcasing his adaptability and versatility.
Upon settling in America, Goric transitioned into a career as a bodyguard, which ultimately led to the formation of a lasting friendship with renowned actor Sylvester Stallone.
Stallone's admiration for Goric's physical presence and charisma led him to select him for a pivotal role in the iconic film Rambo: First Blood Part II, released in 1985.
Throughout his acting career, Goric has predominantly been cast in roles that capitalize on his imposing physique, often portraying large, tough military men or menacing thugs.
Some of his most notable film credits include Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985),Lionheart (1990),and Universal Soldier (1992),solidifying his reputation as a skilled and dependable actor in the action genre.
