Milan Štrljić
Acting Born Mar 22, 1952 Vinkovci, Croatia, Yugoslavia 72 credits
Biography
Milan Štrljić works in acting. Born March 22, 1952 in Vinkovci, Croatia, Yugoslavia. Archytele tracks 72 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Good Times, Bad Times
Godparents · Actor's AssistantMurina
On the Border
GoranMinistry of Love
Whichever Way the Ball Bounces
One Shot
Loza
Cirkus Columbia
Love Life of a Gentle Coward
Tressette: A Story of an Island
Accidental Co-Traveller
The Insanity Doctor
Fine Dead GirlsGod Forbid a Worse Thing Should Happen
The Cashier Wants to Go to the Seaside
Dubrovnik Twilight
Recognition
Born to Be a Warrior
Ship Floats to Shanghai
A Suspicious CharacterSilent GunpowderLet's Make Love 3Strange Night
Uros the StupidGo Blue!Balkan Express 2Sunday 9 to 5
From the BeginningThirty HorsesSpy In High HeelsWeird YearsBalkan Express 2
Vuk KaradžićWrong AssessmentWandererThe Man in a Silver JacketKing of Endings
Street HeroThe Mission of Major AthertonBishop vs. Rook
Women in PrisonHey Babu RibaHighlandsThe Red and the Black
Balkan SpyFever of LoveA Dangerous TrackZadar's MementoWatch Your Step
The Igman March
I Want to LiveOutrageThe SunsetSavamala
High Voltage
The Big TownBosko BuhaTimes, WatersSvetozar Markovic
The Eight Offensive
Full Filmography
72 titles- Good Times, Bad Times (2023) as Stari šminker
- Godparents (2022) Actor's Assistant
- Murina (2022) as Mayor
- On the Border (2018) as Andrija Masle
- Goran (2016) as Otac
- Ministry of Love (2016) as Slavko
- Whichever Way the Ball Bounces (2014) as Mile Gavran
- One Shot (2013) as Anitin otac
- Loza (2011)
- Cirkus Columbia (2010) as Ranko Ivanda
- Love Life of a Gentle Coward (2009) as Urednik
- Tressette: A Story of an Island (2006) as Žuvela
- Accidental Co-Traveller (2004) as Adalbertov otac
- The Insanity Doctor (2003) as Reporter Horkić stariji
- Fine Dead Girls (2002) as Inspektor
- God Forbid a Worse Thing Should Happen (2002) as Voditelj natjecanja
- The Cashier Wants to Go to the Seaside (2001) as Policijski inspektor
- Dubrovnik Twilight (1999)
- Recognition (1996) as Inspector Kovač
- Born to Be a Warrior (1994) as Mafijaš I
- Ship Floats to Shanghai (1991) as Kum Nenad
- A Suspicious Character (1990) as Vića
- Silent Gunpowder (1990) as Kapetan Rajić
- Let's Make Love 3 (1990)
- Strange Night (1990) as Vlada
- Uros the Stupid (1989) as Novak
- Go Blue! (1989)
- Balkan Express 2 (1989) as Boško
- Sunday 9 to 5 (1989) as Miki Petrović, pisac
- From the Beginning (1988)
- Thirty Horses (1988) as Cenzura
- Spy In High Heels (1988) as Grof
- Weird Years (1988) as Komandir milicije
- Balkan Express 2 (1988) as Boško
- Sunflowers (1988) as TV voditelj
- Vuk Karadžić (1987) as Dimitrije Davidović
- Wrong Assessment (1987)
- Wanderer (1987) as Sloba
- The Man in a Silver Jacket (1987) as Stojan
- King of Endings (1987) as Inspektor
- Street Hero (1986)
- The Mission of Major Atherton (1986) as Poručnik Radovan Nenadović
- Bishop vs. Rook (1986) as Inspektor Ivan
- Women in Prison (1985) as Peđa Đukić
- Hey Babu Riba (1985) as Rile
- Highlands (1985) as Luković
- The Red and the Black (1985) as Ive Blažina
- Balkan Spy (1984) as Inspector Dražić
- Fever of Love (1984) as Bane
- A Dangerous Track (1984) as Crni - Nafi
- Zadar's Memento (1984) as Zoro
- Watch Your Step (1984) as Profesor Nikolić
- The Igman March (1983) as Đorđe
- I Want to Live (1982) as Filip Mlinarić
- Outrage (1982) as Miki
- The Sunset (1982) as Tamaš
- Savamala (1982) as Stanko
- High Voltage (1981) as Stjepan
- The Big Town (1980) as Tonči
- Bosko Buha (1980) as Djordje
- Times, Waters (1980) as Altan
- Svetozar Markovic (1980) as Nikola Pašić
- The Eight Offensive (1979) as Milance Svaler
- Occupation in 26 Pictures (1978) as Toni
- A Shot in the Plum Yard Across the River (1978) as Učitelj Žarko Petrović
- Boshko Buha (1978) as Komandir
- Wolf Hunters of Upper and Lower Polacha (1978)
- Love and Rage (1978) as Francuski konzul
- Fliers of the Open Skies (1977) as Vito
- Do You Know Pavle Pleso? (1975) as Dušan Nikolić
- Svetozar Markovic as Nikola Pašić
- Traps as Dopukovnik Josip Tomljenović
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Milan Štrljić best known for?
Milan Štrljić is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Godparents (2022), Whichever Way the Ball Bounces (2014), Minor Mappillai (1996), La sustituta (2024).
When and where was Milan Štrljić born?
Milan Štrljić was born on March 22, 1952 in Vinkovci, Croatia, Yugoslavia.
How many credits does Milan Štrljić have?
Milan Štrljić has accumulated over 72 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1975 to 2023.
What is Milan Štrljić's background in cinema and television?
Milan Štrljić is a Croatian actor. He has performed in over 60 films and played hundreds of roles in TV series and theater.
Milan Štrljić by the numbers
72credits
59films
13TV series
1975–2023active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Whichever Way the Ball Bounces (2014) as Mile Gavran — aged about 62
- The Big Town (1980) as Tonči — aged about 28
- Vuk Karadžić (1987) as Dimitrije Davidović — aged about 35
- I Want to Live (1982) as Filip Mlinarić — aged about 30
- Outrage (1982) as Miki — aged about 30
- Born to Be a Warrior (1994) as Mafijaš I — aged about 42
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