Predrag Laković
March 28, 1929 (97 years old) in Skopje, Macedonia, Yugoslavia
He was born on March 28, 1929 in Skopje. He completed his secondary education in Peć. After completing his education, he enrolled at the Academy of Theater Arts and studied in the class with Oliver Marković, Đuza Stojiljković, Vlasta Velisavljević, Mihailo Viktorović. He graduated in 1952 in the class of Professor Mate Milosević. In Paris, he perfected pantomime with Marcel Marceau and Jacques Lecoq. He started his acting career on the stage of the Belgrade Drama Theater. He is remembered for the roles of ordinary people, mostly marginalized, melancholic recluses and bohemians. In 1987, he received the October Award of the City of Belgrade.
Known For
Credits
- 2007 · The Trap as Kosta Antić
- 2007 · Promise Me This as Gazda
- 2007 · Huddersfield as Pesnik
- 1998 · Black Cat, White Cat as Priest
- 1995 · Dark Is the Night as Manetov deda
- 1995 · Signs as Konobar
- 1995 · Christmas Song as Deda Mile
- 1994 · Vukovar Poste Restante as Kupac
- 1993 · Paradise as Sluga Joška
- 1993 · The Infantry Ant as (voice)
- 1993 · Say Why Have You Left Me? as Otac
- 1993 · Marguerite Yourcenar's Smile as
- 1992 · The Black Bomber as DJ Brzi
- 1992 · We Are Not Angels as Milan
- 1992 · Tango Argentino as gospodin Galić
- 1990 · Time of the Gypsies as Ahmedov stariji brat
- 1989 · Battle of Kosovo as Teofan
- 1989 · Goodnight, Children as Bear, Peacock, Rooster, Frog, Grandpa Mouse
- 1989 · Uros the Stupid as
- 1987 · The Magpie Strategy as
- 1987 · Wrong Assessment as
- 1987 · The Last Story as
- 1987 · The Harms Case as Harmonikaš
- 1986 · Hotshot as Tata Paja
- 1986 · Grey Home as Šiljin gazda
- 1985 · Life Is Beautiful as Mašinovođa
- 1985 · When Father Was Away on Business as Kućepazitelj Franjo
- 1984 · The Great Talent as Stanislavski
- 1984 · Balkan Spy as Professor
- 1983 · The Petty Bourgeois as Percihin, prodavac ptica pevačica
- 1983 · Hassan-Aga's Wife as
- 1982 · Tomcat on a Hot Tin Roof as Lazar Komadina
- 1982 · Outrage as Mlinar Vidoje
- 1982 · Wild Flesh as Gospodin Hercog
- 1981 · Old Belgrade as
- 1981 · 500 Bathtubs as
- 1974 · Fear as
- 1973 · Truckers as Nastavnik muzičkog
- Future · Svetozar Markovic as
- 2005 · We Are Not Angels 2 as Milan
- 1997 · Three Summer Days as Sima
- 1997 · A Swanky Pumpkin as Šef posluge
- 1994 · Eternal Tap as
- 1993 · The Tear and Her Sisters as
- 1992 · Be Damned, America as (segment "Šargarepo ti ne rasteš lepo")
- 1991 · The Little One as Bora
- 1991 · The Long Life of the Kos's, a Married Couple as Sluga Andrej
- 1991 · A House to Be Demolished as Teča
- 1990 · The Battle of Kolubara as Tola Dačić
- 1989 · Hamburg Altona as Šilja
- 1988 · Death of a Season as Čika Zo
- 1987 · Ever-Ready Women as Upravnik Hapšek
- 1987 · Hi-Fi as
- 1985 · The Fifth Act as Martin
- 1984 · The Last Adventure as Enin muž
- 1955 · Hanka as Mladi ćumurdžija s brkovima
- Future · Ivanov as Sabeljski
- 1990 · Strange Night as Doktor
- 1989 · The Cabinet Minister's Wife as Ujka Vasa
- 1988 · Pals as Pokeraš Ristić
- 1982 · Jelena Gavanski as Ariško
- 1981 · Once Upon a Love as
- 1981 · Red Queen as
- 1981 · Picnic in Topola as Čuvar
- 1981 · Berlin kaputt as
- 1981 · Sorrow as Kočijaš
- 1981 · Plum Juice as Direktor radija
- 1981 · Good Night Fred as
- 1980 · Handymen, Handymen as Bogdan
- 1980 · Belgrade Postcard of 1920 as Andrija Drenovac, novinar
- 1976 · Children Grow at Night as Slavičin muž Bogoljub
- 1975 · Backbone as Pepi
- 1973 · Poor Little Hamsters as Prvi službenik
- 1972 · Romance with a Double Bass as Violinista
- 1969 · Živka Štrba as Ilija, glumac u penziji
- 1969 · A Burlesque about the Greek as Svirač
- 1968 · Back to His Native Woods as
- 1965 · A Girl with Three Fathers as Službenik
- 1958 · A Tram Case as Čovek iz tramvaja
- 1958 · SS Strike at Dawn as Ranjenik na nosilima II
- 1954 · A Suspicious Character as Berberin
- 1953 · A Child of Community as Bogoslov