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Tanja Bošković

Acting Born Jun 27, 1953 Belgrade, Serbia 44 credits
44
Total Credits
1974–2025
52 Years Career Span
6
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Tanja Bošković works in acting. Born June 27, 1953 in Belgrade, Serbia. Archytele tracks 44 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

The Final Lap
That's Toma
FelixThe Living Man
TomorrowFifth Butterfly
The Path Covered in Roses
Electrically Powered Music
The Last Audience
Theater at Home
Claused Freedom
Scaffold
I Think the World of You
Visa for the FutureOperation Tiger
Normal People
War Live
FlashbackBalkan Rules
Happy PeopleThe Gambler
Manifesto
The Last StoryEver-Ready Women
The Unfortunate KafinaThe Little Train Robbery
Balkan ExpressThe Petty BourgeoisThe Man with Four Legs
OutrageStories from the WorkshopBelgrade Then and Now
Sixth GearOld BelgradeThe Circus of the Seven Young MenOnce Upon a LoveKiss, Kiss, But Don't Lose Your Head
Handymen, Handymen
The Man to KillThe Trophy
Occupation in 26 Pictures
Dark Echoes
Free Translation of The MisanthropeThe Wind

Full Filmography

44 titles
  • The Final Lap (2025)
  • That's Toma (2022) as Herself
  • Felix (2021) as Hermina
  • The Living Man (2021) as Đina
  • Tomorrow (2014) as Majka
  • Fifth Butterfly (2014) as Melanija
  • The Path Covered in Roses (2013) as Kneginja Milica
  • Electrically Powered Music (2009) as Himself
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  • The Last Audience (2008) as Nina
  • Theater at Home (2007) as Snežana Nikolajević
  • Claused Freedom (2006) as Inge van den Bruk
  • Scaffold (2004) as Nevesta 2
  • I Think the World of You (2003) as Leposava
  • Visa for the Future (2002) as Sofija Jović
  • Operation Tiger (2002) as Jelena Grgurović
  • Normal People (2001) as Mirina majka
  • War Live (2000) as Ministarka
  • Flashback (1997) as Klara
  • Balkan Rules (1997) as Majka
  • Happy People (1993) as Lola Golubović
  • The Gambler (1993) as Miss Blanche
  • Manifesto (1988) as Olympia
  • The Last Story (1987)
  • Ever-Ready Women (1987) as Bombica
  • The Unfortunate Kafina (1984) as Princeza Kafina
  • The Little Train Robbery (1984) as Tatjana Petrovna
  • Balkan Express (1983) as Lili
  • The Petty Bourgeois (1983) as Jelena Nikolajevna Krivcova, udovica
  • The Man with Four Legs (1983) as Daša
  • Outrage (1982) as Eva
  • Stories from the Workshop (1982) as Glumica
  • Belgrade Then and Now (1982) as Sobarica II
  • Sixth Gear (1981) as Glumica
  • Old Belgrade (1981)
  • The Circus of the Seven Young Men (1981)
  • Once Upon a Love (1981)
  • Kiss, Kiss, But Don't Lose Your Head (1981) as Gizi
  • Handymen, Handymen (1980) as Bosa
  • The Man to Kill (1979) as Elfa
  • The Trophy (1979)
  • Occupation in 26 Pictures (1978) as Pina
  • Dark Echoes (1977) as Tanya
  • Free Translation of The Misanthrope (1974) as Selimena
  • The Wind (1974) as Radmila Marjanović

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Tanja Bošković best known for?

Tanja Bošković is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017), Happy People (1993), Balkan Express (1983), Outrage (1982).

When and where was Tanja Bošković born?

Tanja Bošković was born on June 27, 1953 in Belgrade, Serbia.

How many credits does Tanja Bošković have?

Tanja Bošković has accumulated over 44 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1974 to 2025.

What is Tanja Bošković's background in cinema and television?

Tanja Boskovic is a Serbian actress/ Tanja was born in Belgrade. She lived in Arandjelovac until his seventeenth year, and then in Belgrade, a short time in New York. Velizar father, was the director and high school, and mother Ivanka. He has a sister Slavenka. He has two children: daughter Lana and son Djordje.  Tan...

Tanja Bošković by the numbers

44credits
38films
6TV series
1974–2025active years

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