SlavkoŠtimac
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Personal information
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Born in
1960
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Hair color
Black
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Eye color
Dark brown
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Height
177cm (5'9")
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Weight
77kg ( 12st. 1lb. )
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Active period
1972-
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Playing age
40-60 years
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Playing nationality
Slovenian (Russian, Ukrainian,Belarusian, Serbian, Montenegrin , Slavonian, Bosnian, Macedonian, Croatian), Italian, German
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Appearance
Eastern European, Mediterranean, Italian, Slovenian
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Languages
English, Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian
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Dialects
classical american english
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Residence
Belgrade, Serbia
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Ctizenship
Serbian, Croatian
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Sports
Athletics, Basketball, Football, Running, Skiing, Swimming
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Music & dance
Singing, basic gitar
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Special skills
Writing, Fluent English and Serbian, Advanced Basketball
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Vehicle licences
Car Driving Licence
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Played in countries
UK, USA, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, France, Germany, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Denmark, Italy, Switzerland, Yugoslavia
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Cooperated with:
Richard Burton, James Coburn, Maximilian Schell, James Mason, Adrien Brody, Emir Kusturica
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Known for

Life Is a Miracle
2004Luka
Serbia, France, Italy
Underground
1995Ivan
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, France, Germany, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, UK, USA
Sjecas li se Dolly Bell?
1981Dino
Yugoslavia
Cross of Iron
1977Michail
UK, West GermanySocial Media Profiles
Biography
Slavko Stimac was born on 15. October 1960. in Konjsko Brdo near Gospic (present-day Croatia). He is one of the most famous Yugoslav film and theater actors. He got his first role at the age of 12, so the audience at that time had the opportunity to follow his acting and life development. Since 1972, he has starred in over 50 movie and TV projects.
His first role was in the movie Lone Wolf by director Obrad Gluscevic. That marked the beginning of his phenomenal career in Yugoslavia. After that he starred in films such as Battle of Sutjeska, Wintering in Jakobsfeld, The Farm in the Small Marsh, Train in the Snow… In 1977, the debut film of Goran Markovic Special Education, premiered in Pula. Stimac played the role of Pera Trta, a minor delinquent in a correctional facility in Belgrade. The film became one of Markovic’s most popular work in a very short time and has been screened in more than 50 countries. The following year, he was given the opportunity to collaborate with foreign actors on the movie Cross of Iron, a war drama directed by David Samuel Peckinpah. He shared the set with stars such as James Coburn, Maximilian Schell, James Mason and others.
In 1980, he starred in one of the most successful Yugoslav films Who’s singing over there, directed by Slobodan Sijan. The film has been screened at festivals in Pula, Nis, Vrnjacka Banja, Cannes, Montreal, Panama, Salamaki, Rotterdam, Vevey and Mannheim and won an award at each festival. Today it is one of the most cited comedies of Yugoslav cinema. In the drama Do You Remember Dolly Bell? (1981), the directorial debut of the world-renowned Emir Kusturica, Stimac played Dino. The successful collaboration between Slavko and Emir continued on in the films Underground (1995) and Life is a Miracle (2004). The number and quality of the roles Slavko Stimac played during the Yugoslav period secured him a spot among the greats. He is known to younger audiences for The Tour, The Enemy, Top je bio vreo, as well as the TV shows such as See you in Montevideo and Ubice mog oca.
He is currently married to the painter and set designer Vesna Golubovic, with whom he has a son, Vid. His undeniable talent, modesty and work ethic make him a fantastic colleague and collaborator.
































































































Showreel
Video presentation - English
Video presentation - Russian
Dragan Micanovic Interview

The Love Europe Project
2019 Supervisor
Germany
A Head Full of Joy
2018 Patient
Serbia, Montenegro
Golden Five
2016 Lamarinic
Republic of Macedonia
Ime: Dobrica, prezime: nepoznato
2016 Dobrica
Serbia
All That Remains
2015 Niksa
USA, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Italy, Switzerland
Top je bio vreo
2014 Nikola
Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
All of that
2012 Otac
Montenegro
Die Brücke am Ibar
2012 Kiosk owner
Germany, Serbia, Croatia
Neprijatelj
2011 Vesko
Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary
Coriolanus
2011 Volsce Lieutenant
UK
Stevan M. Zivkovic
2010 Stevan
Serbia
Djavolja varos
2009 Milos
Serbia
Turneja
2008 Djuro
Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia
Bjuik Riviera
2008 Hasan Hujdur
Croatia, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, USA, UK
S. O. S. - Spasite nase duse
2007 Fikret
Serbia
Konji vrani
2007 Kir Teja
Serbia
Optimisti
2006 The father of a blind girl
Serbia
Life Is a Miracle
2004 Luka
Serbia, France, Italy
Oxygen
1999 Jerome Jerzy
USA
The Young Girl and the Monsoon
1999 Milcho
USA
Underground
1995 Ivan
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, France, Germany, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, UK, USA
Kazi zasto me ostavi
1993 Milicioner I
Yugoslavia
The Hottest Day of the Year
1991 Car pound clerk
Yugoslavia, UK
Noc u kuci moje majke
1991 Gile
Yugoslavia
Braca po materi
1988 Veselin
Yugoslavia
Dogodilo se na danasnji dan
1987
Yugoslavia
Na putu za Katangu
1987 Policajac
Yugoslavia
The Misfit Brigade
Year 1987
UK, Denmark
Drzanje za vazduh
1985 Gligorije
Yugoslavia
Ovni in mamuti
1985 /
Yugoslavia
I to ce proci
1985 Pavle
Yugoslavia
Varljivo leto '68
1984 Petar Cvetkovic
Yugoslavia
Cudo nevidjeno
1984 Brat Kondic I
Yugoslavia
Prijatelji
1984
Yugoslavia
Igmanski mars
1983 Gane Truba
Yugoslavia
Ziveti kao sav normalan svet
1982 Mladic u kolicima
Yugoslavia
Sjecas li se Dolly Bell?
1981 Dino
Yugoslavia
Ko to tamo peva
1980 Mladozenja
Yugoslavia
Zimsko ferije
1979 /
Yugoslavia
Pakleni otok
1979 /
Yugoslavia
Godisnja doba Zeljke, Visnje i Branke
1979 /
Yugoslavia
Tigar
1978 Cok
Yugoslavia
Dvoboj za Juznu prugu
1978 Bane
Yugoslavia
Tamo i natrag
1978 Marko Jovanovic
Yugoslavia
Specijalno vaspitanje
1977 Pera 'Trta'
Yugoslavia
Tamo i natrag
1977 Michail
UK, West Germany
Vlak u snijegu
1976 Ljuban Maric
Yugoslavia
Salas u Malom Ritu
1976 Milan Maljevic
Yugoslavia
Salas u Malom Ritu
1976 Milan Maljevic
Yugoslavia
Zimovanje u Jakobsfeldu
1975 Milan Maljevic
Yugoslavia
Sutjeska
1973 Kurir
Yugoslavia
Vuk samotnjak
1972 Ranko
Yugoslavia
Ubice mog oca
2016-2019 Sava
Serbia
Rest in Peace
2018 Miljenko 'Miki' Mazija
Croatia
Montevideo, Bog te video!
2014 Stanoje
Serbia
Turneja
2011 Djuro
Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Jesen stize, dunjo moja
2009 Kir Teja
Serbia
Od danas do sutra
2006 /
Serbia
Zivot je cudo
2006 Luka Djukic / Luka
Serbia and Montenegro
Bila jednom jedna zemlja
1996 Ivan
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, France
Dome, slatki dome
1989 Milicioner
Yugoslavia
Svecana obaveza
1986 Ranko Koviljac
Yugoslavia
Varljivo leto '68
1984 Petar Cvetkovic
Yugoslavia
Kost od mamuta
1979 Dusan
Yugoslavia
Cast mi je pozvati vas
1977 Slavko
Yugoslavia
Lepse od snova
1976 Decak
Yugoslavia
Salas u Malom Ritu
1976 Milan
Yugoslavia
CBS Children's Film Festival
1973 Ranko
USA
Ime: Dobrica, prezime: nepoznato
2016 Dobrica
Serbia
Ime: Dobrica, prezime: nepoznato
2016 Dobrica
Serbia
Korespodencija
2018 Simeon Njegovan - Hadžija
Zvezdara teatar
Claustrophobic comedy
2015 Teja Kraj
Zvezdara teatar
Waiting for Godot
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In January 2019, at the opening of the 12th Kustendorf International Film and Music Festival, Slavko was awarded the "Future Film Award", the equivalent of a lifetime achievement award.
2019
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"Alexander Lifka" Award at the 24th European Film Festival for outstanding contribution to European film
2017
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Sarajevo Film Festival- Best actor, Buick Riviera
2008
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Acknowledgment Zivojin Zika Pavlovic
Kinoist – International Actors Agency Moscow
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