Colea Răutu

Colea Răutu

🎂 28th November 1912 (113 yrs) 📍 Limbenii Noi, Bălţi, Moldova

Known For

Michael the Brave

Biography

Colea Răutu (18 November 1912 – 13 May 2008) was a Romanian actor, born in Bălţi (Russian Empire, now Republic of Moldova). He participated in more than fifty movies and TV series, among other the western film Apachen, the Romanian TV series Toate pînzele sus, and the prize-winning film Răscoala.

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Colea Răutu

Movies Featuring Colea Răutu

Carol I

Carol I (2009)

as Gheorghe Slăniceanu
The Earth's Most Beloved Son

The Earth's Most Beloved Son (1993)

as Traian Petrini
Proud Heritage

Proud Heritage (1989)

No Image

The Miracle (1988)

as Grigore Mîrza
The Gold Diggers

The Gold Diggers (1986)

as Kema
Atkins

Atkins (1985)

as Der Alte
The Last Assault

The Last Assault (1985)

as Sgt. Pliushkin II
Mireasma ploilor târzii

Mireasma ploilor târzii (1984)

as Grigore
Dangerous Turn

Dangerous Turn (1983)

as Comandant
The Encounter

The Encounter (1982)

as Tănase
Mercenaries' Trap

Mercenaries' Trap (1982)

as Ciungul
The Duel

The Duel (1981)

as Grigore Maimuca
Last Night of Love

Last Night of Love (1980)

as Army doctor Captain Floroiu
Michael, the Dog That Sang

Michael, the Dog That Sang (1979)

Uncle Marin, the Billionaire

Uncle Marin, the Billionaire (1979)

as directorul hotelului
Uncertain Roads

Uncertain Roads (1979)

as Ion Cireș
Revenge

Revenge (1978)

as Comisarul Maimuca
Operation 'The Bus'

Operation 'The Bus' (1978)

as Cop
Reunited

Reunited (1977)

For Motherland

For Motherland (1977)

as Colonel George Slăniceanu
Accident

Accident (1977)

as Comandantul Directiei Militiei Judiciare
Fair-Play

Fair-Play (1977)

Pintea

Pintea (1976)

as Colonel
The Court Adjourns the Sentencing

The Court Adjourns the Sentencing (1976)

as Gavrilă Bobu
Singurătatea florilor

Singurătatea florilor (1976)

as maistrul Dumitru Pavel, fratele lui Ovidiu
Hot Days

Hot Days (1976)

as Tănase
The Last Night of Loneliness

The Last Night of Loneliness (1976)

Stephen the Great: Vaslui 1475

Stephen the Great: Vaslui 1475 (1975)

as Pasha Soliman
The Immortals

The Immortals (1974)

as Iusuf Pașa
The Prodigal Father

The Prodigal Father (1974)

as Voicu
No Image

Die Kreuzritter 1475 (1974)

The Martens Brothers

The Martens Brothers (1974)

as Lotrul Grigore Gogolea
Ulzana

Ulzana (1974)

as Nana
A Certain Kind of Happiness

A Certain Kind of Happiness (1973)

as Cerbu
The Poseidon Explosion

The Poseidon Explosion (1973)

Apache

Apache (1973)

as Nana
The Last Bullet

The Last Bullet (1973)

as Bănică
The Dowry of Lady Ralu

The Dowry of Lady Ralu (1972)

as Mamulos
The Lost Forest

The Lost Forest (1972)

as Gendarme Pangrate
The Week of the Madmen

The Week of the Madmen (1971)

as Mamulos
Michael the Brave

Michael the Brave (1971)

as Ottoman Sultan Murad III
No Image

The Making of the World (1971)

as Filipache
The Revenge of the Outlaws

The Revenge of the Outlaws (1968)

as Ibrahim
The Kidnapping of the Maidens

The Kidnapping of the Maidens (1968)

as Ibrahim
The Castellans

The Castellans (1967)

as Ignat
Three Times Bucharest

Three Times Bucharest (1967)

The Uprising

The Uprising (1966)

as Cosma Butuc
The Outlaws

The Outlaws (1966)

No Image

White Trial (1966)

Snowfall Season

Snowfall Season (1966)

as Oprișan
The Soimaresti Clan

The Soimaresti Clan (1965)

as Temir Bei
Pisica de mare

Pisica de mare (1964)

as Col. Dragomir
Lupeni 29

Lupeni 29 (1963)

as Petre Letean
Lumina de iulie

Lumina de iulie (1963)

No Image

Under the Circus Dome (1962)

as Father
Soldiers without Uniform

Soldiers without Uniform (1961)

as Sașa
A World Wihout Sky

A World Wihout Sky (1961)

as Petre Leteanu
The Thirst

The Thirst (1960)

as Ardeleanu
Beyond the Fir Trees

Beyond the Fir Trees (1958)

as Oprea Oprișan
Family Jewels

Family Jewels (1958)

as Ivancea
The Mill of Good Luck

The Mill of Good Luck (1957)

as Pintea
Desfasurarea

Desfasurarea (1955)

as the young Ilie Barbu