Bogdan Diklić
Biography
Bogdan Diklić is a Serbian actor born on August 1, 1953, in Bjelovar, Croatia. Active in the film and television industry, he has accumulated 117 known acting credits according to archival data from The Movie Database. Throughout his career in Yugoslav cinematography, his work has been recognized within the industry. In August 2009, he received the Life Achievement Award known as Pavle Vuisić for his contributions to his roles in Yugoslav cinematography. His professional portfolio encompasses both movies and television shows, establishing him as a notable figure in regional entertainment history.
Career overview
Bogdan Diklić is a male actor born in Bjelovar, Croatia, on August 1, 1953. Known primarily for his work in acting, he has accumulated a total of one hundred seventeen known credits across film and television within his career in Yugoslav cinematography.
In August 2009, his contributions to the field were recognized when he received the Life Achievement Award named Pavle Vuisić for his roles in Yugoslav cinematography. His professional background spans both movies and television shows, establishing a significant body of recorded work documented in entertainment databases.
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117 titles- One Man Avalanche (2025) as Self
- The Well (2022) as Tica
- South Wind (2020) as Lazar Maraš
- Tycoon (2020) as Profesor Kašanin
- South Wind (2018) as Lazar Maraš
- False Witness (2016)
- Name: Dobrica, Last Name: Unknown (2016) as Vaspitač Berić
- All the Best (2016) as Tomo
- The Black Pin (2016) as Dondo
- Life Is a Trumpet (2015) as Svećenik
- Falsifier (2013) as Advokat
- A Stranger (2013) as Slavko
- Mama's Boy (2013) as Pera
- Night Boats (2012) as Marko
- Orkestar aka Orchestra (2011) as Self
- Just Between Us (2010) Thanks
- Seventy-Two Days (2010) as Joja
- The Last Audience (2008) as Milutin Garašanin
- The Tour (2008) as Zapovednik ZNG
- The Storks Will Return (2007) as Štef Inhof
- The Fourth Man (2007) as Pukovnik
- The Trap (2007) as Dr. Lukić
- Save Our Souls (2007) as Bleki
- Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams (2006) as Saran
- The Border Post (2006) as Pukovnik Rade Orhideja
- Love Stars (2005) as Gavrilo
- Made in YU (2005) as Muharem
- Sex Drink and Bloodshed (2004) as Komšija
- Falling in the Paradise (2004) as Portir u pozorištu
- The Red Colored Grey Truck (2004) as Pop
- The Robbery of the Third Reich (2004) as Glavonjin komsija
- Take a Deep Breath (2004) as Miloš
- Fuse (2003)
- Fuse (2003) as Zaim
- Small World (2003) as Kos
- The Cordon (2002) as Borko
- The State of the Dead (2002) as Kelner Milan
- Headnoise (2002) as Dr. Terzić
- No Man's Land (2001) as Serbian Officer
- Normal People (2001) as Bolničar I
- Absolute Hundred (2001) as Raša Knežević
- The White Suit (1999) as Mašinovođa
- Cabaret Balkan (1998) as Jovan
- Wheels (1998) as Gospodin Ćorić
- Barking at the Stars (1998) as Đuro Dragičević
- My Country (1997)
- The Tragic Burlesque (1995) as Joja
- Package Deal (1995) as Dušan Marković
- Open Doors (1994) as Svetislav Anđelić - Bata
- It Will Be Better (1994) as Mika
- In the Middle of Nowhere (1994) as Svetislav
- A Diary of Insults (1994) as Poslovođa
- Three Tickets to Hollywood (1993) as Živadin
- The First Matins with My Father (1993) as Blagajnik Mića
- A Lighter Case of Death (1993) as Karanjac
- The Black Bomber (1992) as Šef
- We Are Not Angels (1992) as Pavle
- Tito and Me (1992) as Stojan (Zoran's uncle)
- Be Damned, America (1992) as Ristivoje / Šinter (segment "Šargarepo ti ne rasteš lepo")
- Attack Against the Assembly (1992) as Bibliotekar
- Ship Floats to Shanghai (1991) as Inženjer Voja Marković
- The Professional (1990) as Teja Kraj
- Let's Make Love 3 (1990) as Trener lažne Brene
- Battle of Kosovo (1989) as Tamnavac
- Balkan Express 2 (1989) as Ernest
- The Fall of Rock and Roll (1989) as Slobodan
- Meeting Place (1989) as Petar
- Azra (1988) as Zvonko
- Maternal Half-Brothers (1988) as Profesor
- Balkan Express 2 (1988) as Ernest
- Blackbird (1988) as Direktor škole
- Small Doorway (1987)
- Blanka Kolak's Love (1987) as Loko
- Oktoberfest (1987) as Vanja
- Reflections (1987) as Profesor Esperanta
- Ever-Ready Women (1987) as Pera
- In the Name of the People (1987) as Todor
- The Escape (1987) as Nemački narednik
- King of Endings (1987) as Božo
- Journey to Vucjak (1986) as Ilustrisimus
- Golden Apple (1986) as Aljoša
- Volunteers (1986) as Sveštenik
- Bear 007 (1986)
- Taiwan Canasta (1985) as Draženko
- Strawberries in the Throat (1985) as Boca
- Open Space (1985) as Krnjo
- Three for Happiness (1985) as Jozo
- Five Dead Adresses (1985)
- And This Will Pass, Too... (1985) as Mihajlo 'Mišel'
- Truckers Ride Again (1984) as Poreznik
- Balkan Spy (1984) as Čovek u operi
- In the Jaws of Life (1984) as Pipo
- Never Speak Ill of the Dead (1984) as Buđoni
- The End of War (1984) as Alojzije
- Unseen Wonder (1984) as Inžinjer
- Balkan Express (1983) as Ernest
- In the Camp (1983) as Oberleutnant doktor Gregor
- Variola Vera (1982) as Duško
- Unconquered City (1982) as Sturmbannführer Leitner
- The Marathon Family (1982) as Mirko Topalović
- Erogenous Zone (1981) as Strahinja
- Plum Juice (1981) as Vuk
- The Death of Colonel Kuzmanovic (1981) as Siniša
- Handymen, Handymen (1980) as Inspektor Simić
- Svetozar Markovic (1980) as Pavle Mihailović
- National Class Category Up to 785ccm (1979) as Mile
- Buffet Titanic (1979) as Stjepan Ković
- What a Day! (1979) as Zoran
- The Brides Are Coming (1978) as Jakov
- Under Investigation (1977) as Padavičar
- The Fragrance of Wild Flowers (1977) as Reporter
- The Unpicked Strawberries (1976) as Boca 'Čombe'
- First Garrison (1976)
- Soldier's Love (1976) as Borko Tumba
- The Bootmen as General Paligorić
- Svetozar Markovic as Pavle Mihailović
- Open Space Creator
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Bogdan Diklić best known for?
Bogdan Diklić is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse (1960), Love Island: Aftersun (2017), No Man's Land (2001), Creepshow 3 (2006).
When and where was Bogdan Diklić born?
Bogdan Diklić was born on August 1, 1953 in Bjelovar, Croatia.
How many credits does Bogdan Diklić have?
Bogdan Diklić has accumulated over 117 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1976 to 2025.
What is Bogdan Diklić's background in cinema and television?
Bogdan Diklić is a Serbian actor born on August 1, 1953, in Bjelovar, Croatia. Active in the film and television industry, he has accumulated 117 known acting credits according to archival data from The Movie Database. Throughout his career in Yugoslav cinematography, his work has been recognized within the industry. I...
Bogdan Diklić by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- No Man's Land (2001) as Serbian Officer — aged about 47
- Journey to Vucjak (1986) as Ilustrisimus — aged about 32
- Open Doors (1994) as Svetislav Anđelić - Bata — aged about 40
- Battle of Kosovo (1989) as Tamnavac — aged about 35
- Truckers Ride Again (1984) as Poreznik — aged about 30
- National Class Category Up to 785ccm (1979) as Mile — aged about 25
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