Bogdan Diklić
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Bogdan Diklić is a Serbian actor. In August 2009, he received Life Achievement Award "Pavle Vuisić" for his roles in Yugoslav cinematography.
Known for
Credits
National Class Category Up to 785ccm (1979)
as Mile
Truckers Ride Again (1984)
as Poreznik
No Man's Land (2001)
as Serbian Officer
Three Tickets to Hollywood (1993)
as Živadin
Balkan Express (1983)
as Ernest
Taiwan Canasta (1985)
as Draženko
The Fourth Man (2007)
as Pukovnik
It Will Be Better (1994)
as Mika
Battle of Kosovo (1989)
as Tamnavac
Orkestar aka Orchestra (2011)
as Self
The Tragic Burlesque (1995)
as Joja
Variola Vera (1982)
as Duško
The Professional (1990)
as Teja Kraj
We Are Not Angels (1992)
as Pavle
Under Investigation (1977)
as Padavičar
The Brides Are Coming (1978)
as Jakov
South Wind (2018)
as Lazar Maraš
Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams (2006)
as Saran
The Black Bomber (1992)
as Šef
Cabaret Balkan (1998)
as Jovan
Buffet Titanic (1979)
as Stjepan Ković
Maternal Half-Brothers (1988)
as Profesor
The Marathon Family (1982)
as Mirko Topalović
Balkan Spy (1984)
as Čovek u operi
Handymen, Handymen (1980)
as Inspektor Simić
Sex Drink and Bloodshed (2004)
as Komšija
In the Camp (1983)
as Oberleutnant doktor Gregor
Normal People (2001)
as Bolničar I
In the Jaws of Life (1984)
as Pipo
First Garrison (1976)
Actor
Love Stars (2005)
as Gavrilo
Open Space (1985)
as Krnjo
Life Is a Trumpet (2015)
as Svećenik
One Man Avalanche (2025)
as Self
The Trap (2007)
as Dr. Lukić
The First Matins with My Father (1993)
as Blagajnik Mića
Strawberries in the Throat (1985)
as Boca
Tito and Me (1992)
as Stojan (Zoran's uncle)
The Fragrance of Wild Flowers (1977)
as Reporter
Azra (1988)
as Zvonko
Fuse (2003)
as Zaim
Absolute Hundred (2001)
as Raša Knežević
Three for Happiness (1985)
as Jozo
The State of the Dead (2002)
as Kelner Milan
The Border Post (2006)
as Pukovnik Rade Orhideja
In the Middle of Nowhere (1994)
as Svetislav
Golden Apple (1986)
as Aljoša
Meeting Place (1989)
as Petar
A Stranger (2013)
as Slavko
Made in YU (2005)
as Muharem
Falling in the Paradise (2004)
as Portir u pozorištu
The Tour (2008)
as Zapovednik ZNG
The Robbery of the Third Reich (2004)
as Glavonjin komsija
Seventy-Two Days (2010)
as Joja
Reflections (1987)
as Profesor Esperanta
The Red Colored Grey Truck (2004)
as Pop
Small Doorway (1987)
Actor
The White Suit (1999)
as Mašinovođa
Take a Deep Breath (2004)
as Miloš
All the Best (2016)
as Tomo
The Fall of Rock and Roll (1989)
as Slobodan
Wheels (1998)
as Gospodin Ćorić
Be Damned, America (1992)
as Ristivoje / Šinter (segment "Šargarepo ti ne rasteš lepo")
A Diary of Insults (1994)
as Poslovođa
Small World (2003)
as Kos
Falsifier (2013)
as Advokat
Five Dead Adresses (1985)
Actor
In the Name of the People (1987)
as Todor
Let's Make Love 3 (1990)
as Trener lažne Brene
Plum Juice (1981)
as Vuk
The Black Pin (2016)
as Dondo
Svetozar Markovic (1980)
as Pavle Mihailović
Never Speak Ill of the Dead (1984)
as Buđoni
The End of War (1984)
as Alojzije
Balkan Express 2 (1988)
as Ernest
The Cordon (2002)
as Borko
Name: Dobrica, Last Name: Unknown (2016)
as Vaspitač Berić
Unseen Wonder (1984)
as Inžinjer
Erogenous Zone (1981)
as Strahinja
Soldier's Love (1976)
as Borko Tumba
A Lighter Case of Death (1993)
as Karanjac
Mama's Boy (2013)
as Pera
King of Endings (1987)
as Božo
Save Our Souls (2007)
as Bleki
Oktoberfest (1987)
as Vanja
Blanka Kolak's Love (1987)
as Loko
Bear 007 (1986)
Actor
The Escape (1987)
as Nemački narednik
Attack Against the Assembly (1992)
as Bibliotekar
And This Will Pass, Too... (1985)
as Mihajlo 'Mišel'
My Country (1997)
Actor
Package Deal (1995)
as Dušan Marković
Ever-Ready Women (1987)
as Pera
Headnoise (2002)
as Dr. Terzić
Volunteers (1986)
as Sveštenik
The Death of Colonel Kuzmanovic (1981)
as Siniša
Barking at the Stars (1998)
as Đuro Dragičević
Blackbird (1988)
as Direktor škole
What a Day! (1979)
as Zoran
Night Boats (2012)
as Marko
Ship Floats to Shanghai (1991)
as Inženjer Voja Marković