Predrag Ejdus
July 24, 1947 (78 years old) in Belgrade, Serbia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Predrag Ejdus (born 24 July 1947 ) is an actor from Serbia of Yugoslav ethnicity. He won the Statuette of Joakim Vujić and received the Dobričin prsten in 2008. Ejdus was born on 24 July 1947 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (today Serbia) to a Jewish father and a Serb mother. He is married to Milica Ejdus with a daughter Vanja and a son Filip. Description above from the Wikipedia article Predrag Ejdus, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Credits
- 2018 · Offenders as Ginekolog
- 2015 · Newcomer as Brana
- 2015 · Brother Dejan as Dušan
- 2014 · Farmer as Doktor
- 2012 · When Day Breaks as Rabin
- 2012 · Ustanicka Street as Otac
- 2012 · Professor Kosta Vujic's Hat as Profesor francuskog jezika
- 2011 · The Invincible Heart as Aleksa Novaković
- 2010 · Scent of Rain in the Balkans as Leon Salom
- 2010 · Skinning as Akademik Hadži-Tankosić
- 2009 · Wait for Me and I Will Not Come as Marina
- 2008 · The Last Audience as Mitropolit Teodosije
- 2008 · The Kingdom of Serbia as
- 2007 · Ulica lipa as Obren
- 2007 · Save Our Souls as Joška
- 2007 · Theater at Home as Telembaković
- 2007 · Goose Feather as Gazda Granfild
- 2006 · White Ship as Hadži-Zdraković
- 2006 · White Ship as Hadži-Zdravković
- 2005 · Ivko's Feast as Feliks Kanić
- 2004 · Falling in the Paradise as Taksista
- 2004 · The Robbery of the Third Reich as Bankar Rajner
- 2004 · Scaffold as Zvonolivac
- 1995 · Someone Else's America as Doktor
- 1994 · Vukovar Poste Restante as Stjepan
- 1992 · The Jews Are Coming as Rajter
- 1992 · Introduction to Another Life as Major
- 1992 · The Forgotten Ones as Direktor - upravnik
- 1991 · The Little One as Direktor
- 1990 · Let's Make Love 3 as Sudija Rade
- 1990 · The Deceased as Inženjer Pavle Marić
- 1989 · Let's Make Love 2 as Bernard Drach
- 1986 · Golden Apple as Lekar
- 1985 · Open Space as Jokohama
- 1984 · The Secret Diary of Sigmund Freud as
- 1981 · Picnic in Topola as Maksa
- 1981 · High Voltage as Udbaš
- 1980 · Svetozar Markovic as Aleksa Knežević
- 1980 · Dreams, Life, Death of Filip Filipović as Ruski komunista
- 1979 · First Serbian Railway as Mita Rakić
- 1978 · Looking Into the Night as Milojko Milodrag (segment "Erupcija")
- Future · Svetozar Markovic as Aleksa Knežević
- 2015 · If the Sheep Were Pink as Nastavnik
- 2014 · Residue as Andrija Milošev
- 2011 · The Scent of Rain in the Balkans as Leon Salom
- 2007 · Two as
- 2005 · Gee, Bro! as Doktor
- 2005 · The Scent of Formaldehyde as
- 2004 · Te quiero, Radisa as Psihijatar
- 2004 · Goose Feather as Gazda Granfild
- 2002 · Hunger as
- 1999 · Peregrination as Borislav - stariji (segment "Srebrni metak")
- 1998 · St. Nicholas Day of 1901 as Rista Opalić
- 1998 · It Doesn't Smell Like Flowers Anymore as Mile Francuz
- 1997 · Love and Marriage as Jovan Sterija Popović
- 1996 · Chauvinistic Farce 3 as Bernard Drach
- 1995 · Premeditated Murder as Doktor Cvetković
- 1995 · Dark Is the Night as Labud Aškerc
- 1995 · Package Deal as Profesor
- 1993 · The Gambler as Mr. Astley
- 1992 · Tango Argentino as Direktor
- 1992 · The Death of Lady Minister as Aleksandar 'Aca' Cvetković
- 1992 · Chauvinistic Farce 2 as Bernard Drach
- 1990 · Sex - Party's Enemy No. 1 as Mija
- 1989 · The Last Lap at Monza as Žabac
- 1989 · The Guilt as Baja Predić
- 1987 · The Last Story as
- 1987 · Wrong Assessment as
- 1986 · Boiling as Moša Pijade
- 1986 · Miss as
- 1986 · Stories from the End of the Corridor as Ginekolog
- 1986 · Chauvinistic Farce as Bernard Drach
- 1985 · Do Your Best as Zoran
- 1985 · Hey Babu Riba as Anđelković
- 1984 · The Last Adventure as Lekar
- 1982 · Tailors for Jeans as Vule
- 1976 · Four Days to Death as Nikola Hećimović
- 1976 · Go Where Nobody Knows You as Župnik
- 1975 · Andra and Ljubica as Panta
- 1975 · Sons as Slovenac
- 1974 · Blacklist as Dejvid Larč
- 1974 · Pollen Dust as Sedmak
- 1974 · Of Compatibility of the Red Blood Cells as Vili Kirhner
- 1974 · Free Translation of The Misanthrope as Filent
- 1972 · The Defeat as
- 1972 · Mileva Einstein as Albert Einstein