Danilo 'Bata' Stojković
Known For
Acting
Born
1934-08-11 in Belgrade
Died
2002-03-16
Biography
Born on 11th of August 1934 in Belgrade, Stojkovic was one of the most prominent and respected actors in the history of Yugoslav cinema. He acted in more than 150 films during his life, though he began his career as a theatre actor in the 1960s. One of the favourite actors of director Slobodan Sijan and scriptwriter Dusan Kovacevic, his first role on stage was for the Yugoslav Drama Theatre, before becoming a permanent member of the ensemble Atelier 212. HIs film career began with a role in 'Traitor' in 1964. year, followed by a series of television and film roles. His biggest role in the movies included 'Beach Guard in Winter' ( 1976), 'The Dog Who Loved Trains' (1977 ) , 'The Who' ( 1980), 'The Marathon Family', 'How I Was Systematically Destroyed by an Idiot' (1983) and 'Balkan Spy'.
Most Known For
The Tragic Burlesque
as Vasilije
The Black Bomber
as Predsednik Bogdan Marković
Requiem
as Skretničar
No Title
National Class Category Up to 785ccm
as drug Čabor
Stardust
as Kum
Underground
as Deda
Lilika
as Poočim
Gluttony
as Drug Strogi
Balkan Express 2
as Mida Baba
The Teacher
as Božur
The Unpicked Strawberries
as Banetov otac Sreten
The Professional
as Luka Laban
The Forgotten Ones
as Adamov tast
Peregrination
as Stojan (segment "Srebrni metak")
Before the Truth
as Vođa bande
Once Upon a Time There Was a Country
as Deda
Svetozar Markovic
Who's Singin' Over There?
as Brka
The Walled In
as Gavrilo