Ants Jõgi
Acting Born Aug 6, 1892 Viljandi, Fellin County, Livonian Governorate, Russian Empire [now Viljandi County, Estonia] 21 credits
Biography
Ants Jõgi works in acting. Born August 6, 1892 in Viljandi, Fellin County, Livonian Governorate, Russian Empire [now Viljandi County, Estonia]. Archytele lists 21 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
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Frequent co-stars
Jüri Järvet
1 shared title
Vaclovas Blėdis
1 shared title
Valeriy Nosik
1 shared title
Bronius Babkauskas
1 shared title
Viktor Plyut
1 shared title
Mare Garšnek
1 shared title
Voldemar Panso
1 shared title
Elvyra Žebertavičiūtė
1 shared title
Harijs Liepiņš
1 shared title
Lembit Anton
1 shared title
Career timeline
Christmas in Vigala
Tracks on Snow
Ask the Dead About the Price of Death
SummerDiamonds for the Dictatorship of the Proletariat
Lack of Wind
Between Three Plagues
MadnessMen Don't Cry
Postmark from Vienna
The Midday FerryLetters from the Island of the Insane
The New Devil of Hellsbottom
Traces
Under the Same Roof
Väikese Illimari radadel
Meeting by ChanceDangerous Curves
Naughty Curves
PöördelIn the Backyard
Full filmography
- Madness (1969) as Chess Player
- Traces (1964)
- Meeting by Chance (1961) as Guard
- The Midday Ferry (1967) as Man in the Bus
- Pöördel (1957)
- Postmark from Vienna (1968) as Painter #1
- Dangerous Curves (1961)
- Summer (1976) as Wagon Attendant
- Naughty Curves (1959)
- Lack of Wind (1971) as Old Man
- Christmas in Vigala (1981) as Father
- In the Backyard (1957) as Kohv (uncredited)
- Ask the Dead About the Price of Death (1977) as Anton's Father
- Letters from the Island of the Insane (1967) as Man in the Tavern (uncredited)
- Under the Same Roof (1963)
- Väikese Illimari radadel (1962)
- Men Don't Cry (1969)
- The New Devil of Hellsbottom (1965) as Peat Cutter
- Between Three Plagues (1970) as Jakov (uncredited)
- Tracks on Snow (1978)
- Diamonds for the Dictatorship of the Proletariat (1976) as Saaks