Jelisaveta Sablić
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- June 13, 1942 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia
- Active Years
- 1969–2026 (58 Years)
- Total Credits
- 79 credits in database
Biography
Jelisaveta Seka Sablić is a Serbian actress born on June 13, 1942, in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Known for her work in theatre, film, and television, she has performed in theatre houses in Belgrade. Her career spans more than six decades, during which she developed a reputation for comedic talent and dramatic versatility, earning a place as one of the most celebrated and beloved performers in the region. She is also the winner of major theatre awards in Serbia and the former Yugoslavia.
Career overview
Jelisaveta Seka Sablić is a Serbian actress born on June 13, 1942, in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Throughout her career, she has established herself as a prominent performer in theatre, television, and film. Her professional journey began on stage in Belgrade, where she developed a reputation for both comedic talent and dramatic versatility. Over the course of her career, she has performed in numerous theatre houses in Belgrade and has been recognized as a winner of major theatre awards in both Serbia and the former Yugoslavia.
Known for her prolific and versatile work, Sablić has maintained a career that spans more than six decades. She is recognized for her distinctive presence, sharp comedic timing, and her ability to portray complex characters, which have contributed to her status as a celebrated and beloved performer. Her body of work includes 80 known credits in the entertainment industry. She continues to be identified by her stage name, Seka Sablić, and remains a significant figure in Serbian acting.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
79 titles- The Wedding (2026)
- Comedy on Three Floors (2022) as Živka
- Hotel Belgrade (2022) as Baba Srebrenka
- One Hell of an Actor (2021) as Herself
- Hotel Belgrade (2020) as Baba Srebrenka
- The Sign (2019) as Sara
- The Factory (2019)
- The Black Pin (2016) as Baba
- Papi's Crew (2015) as Olga
- Simon Magus (2013) as Tonka Brnardić
- Government Job (2012) as Jagodina mama
- Scent of Rain in the Balkans (2010) as Nona Salom
- Technotise: Edit and I (2009) as Keva (voice)
- Obituary for Escobar (2008) as Žena
- Introduction to Employment (2007) as Mira Pacov
- Huddersfield (2007) as Ivanova majka
- Bal-Can-Can (2005) as Zumbula
- Scaffold (2004) as Žena
- Bare Ground (2003) as Elza
- Everything's for People (2001) as Kića
- The Wounds (1998) as Neighbour
- St. Nicholas Day of 1901 (1998) as Persida Rogić
- Love and Marriage (1997) as Jelka
- United Brothers (1996) as Milena
- Dark Is the Night (1995) as Kosara Aškerc
- It Will Be Better (1994) as Seka
- Sekula Innocent Accused (1992) as Desa
- Attack Against the Assembly (1992) as Milka Sokolović
- Sekula Is Getting Married Again (1991) as Desa
- Balkan Perestroika (1990) as Drugarica Protić
- The Balkan Mass-Media Sciences (1989) as Drugarica Protić
- Better Life (1989) as Seka Sekulović
- Poltroon (1989) as Amelija Kašiković
- Tight Skin 3 (1988) as Simka Milivojević
- A Weekend of Deceased Persons (1988) as Sekretarka
- Toma Zdravkovic: I've Reached the Bottom (of Life) (1987) as Self
- Ever-Ready Women (1987) as Rajka
- Grey Home (1986) as Gospođa koja je radila u Austriji
- Sekula and His Women (1986) as Desa
- Second Žika's Dynasty (1986) as Domaćica
- Part-Time Divorce (1986) as Seka
- Indian Mirror (1985) as Ruža
- Fat and Thin (1985) as Šećerovićka
- Strangler vs Strangler (1984) as Dobrila Škara
- Pedestrian in a Car (1984)
- The Moth (1984) as Luda rediteljka
- The Embraced (1983) as Hionija
- How I Was Systematically Destroyed by Idiots (1983) as Rita
- Unconquered City (1982) as Seka
- The Marathon Family (1982) as Kristina
- Belgrade Then and Now (1982) as Mileva & Lora
- My Part-Time Dad (1982) as Seka
- The Trojan Horse (1982) as Ilegalka
- A Great Guy at Heart (1981) as Živka, pomoćnica
- Belgrade Postcard of 1920 (1980) as Simka Majstorović, supruga
- Part-Time Work (1980) as Seka
- The Woman from Sarajevo (1980) as Jovanka
- House Therapy (1977) as Katica Marković, supruga
- Butterfly Cloud (1977) as Krckova majka
- Four Days to Death (1976)
- Thief's Comeback (1975) as Milutinova žena
- The End of the Week (1975) as Katica Marković
- One Fine, Fine Day (1975)
- Andra and Ljubica (1975) as Milica Kovačević
- Backbone (1975) as Komšinica
- In the Registrar's Office (1974) as Justa Medonić
- The Bald Soprano (1972) as Mrs. Elizabeth Martin
- Gluttony (1972) as Tetka
- Plug Impermeable to Water (1971) as Rosa
- Nurse Griselda's Night Watch (1970) as Sestra Grizelda
- The Cyclists (1970) as Golubica
- Burdush (1970) as Rajka
- Uncle Vanya (1970) as Sofija Serebrjakova
- Australia Is Far Away (1969) as Desa
- Crows (1969) as Olja
- The Woman from Čurug
- The Wedding 2 as Milica Dimitrijević
- Svetozar Markovic as Ilka Marković
- Three Men and Aunt as Milka
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Jelisaveta Sablić best known for?
Jelisaveta Sablić is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Human Resources (1999), Theatre Night (1985), It Will Be Better (1994), Grey Home (1986).
When and where was Jelisaveta Sablić born?
Jelisaveta Sablić was born on June 13, 1942 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
How many credits does Jelisaveta Sablić have?
Jelisaveta Sablić has accumulated over 79 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1969 to 2026.
What is Jelisaveta Sablić's background in cinema and television?
Jelisaveta Seka Sablić is a Serbian actress born on June 13, 1942, in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Known for her work in theatre, film, and television, she has performed in theatre houses in Belgrade. Her career spans more than six decades, during which she developed a reputation for comedic talent and dramatic versatility, e...
Jelisaveta Sablić by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Grey Home (1986) as Gospođa koja je radila u Austriji — aged about 44
- In the Registrar's Office (1974) as Justa Medonić — aged about 32
- Government Job (2012) as Jagodina mama — aged about 70
- Strangler vs Strangler (1984) as Dobrila Škara — aged about 42
- It Will Be Better (1994) as Seka — aged about 52
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