Dragoslav 'Dragan' Nikolić

Dragoslav 'Dragan' Nikolić

🎂 20th August 1943 (82 yrs) 📍 Belgrade, Serbia

Biography

Dragan Nikolić was a Serbian actor. He studied at Dramatic Arts Academy in Belgrade. In 1967 he starred in the film Kad budem mrtav i beo, which was the beginning of a career that lasted 50 years. Dragan Nikolić has since appeared in many films of different genres and portrayed various characters, becoming one of the most recognizable actors in Serbian cinema. In 2000, he received the "Pavle Vuisić" Award for his lifework. From 2011 to 2013, he was the television host on the Serbian edition of quiz Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?.

His best known role was as Prle, a wisecracking World War II resistance fighter whom he portrayed in 1970s TV series Otpisani and Povratak otpisanih.

Dragoslav 'Dragan' Nikolić

🎬 Movies Featuring Dragoslav 'Dragan' Nikolić

One Hell of an Actor

One Hell of an Actor (2021)

as Himself (archive footage)
The Whirl

The Whirl (2012)

as Kaletov stric, DB-ovac
No Image

Sonja (2012)

as Himself
Albatross

Albatross (2011)

as Gligorije Giga Geršić
Seventy-Two Days

Seventy-Two Days (2010)

as Kamatar 1
All Right, I Won

All Right, I Won (2010)

as Himself
The Village Is Burning... and So On

The Village Is Burning... and So On (2009)

as Sudija Velibor
The Ruin

The Ruin (2009)

Wounded Eagle

Wounded Eagle (2009)

as Uglješa Knežević
St. George Shoots the Dragon

St. George Shoots the Dragon (2009)

as Sveštenik
The Tour

The Tour (2008)

as Miško
The Beautiful Blue Danube

The Beautiful Blue Danube (2008)

as Publisher from France
The Kingdom of Serbia

The Kingdom of Serbia (2008)

as Narator
The Principality of Serbia

The Principality of Serbia (2008)

as Narator
The Black Dawn

The Black Dawn (2007)

as Niko
Change Me

Change Me (2007)

as Milan
The Fourth Man

The Fourth Man (2007)

as Političar
Black Gruja and the Stone of Wisdom

Black Gruja and the Stone of Wisdom (2007)

Where the Yellow Lemon Blooms

Where the Yellow Lemon Blooms (2006)

as Himself - Narrator
Sheitan Warrior

Sheitan Warrior (2006)

as Telal
Ivko's Feast

Ivko's Feast (2005)

as Predsednik opštine
Chasing Luck(y)

Chasing Luck(y) (2005)

as Mafijaški bos
Love Stars

Love Stars (2005)

as Grof
I Have Something Important to Tell You

I Have Something Important to Tell You (2005)

as Profesor
The Robbery of the Third Reich

The Robbery of the Third Reich (2004)

as Glavonja
Zamfir's Zona

Zamfir's Zona (2002)

as Hadži Zamfir
Labyrinth

Labyrinth (2002)

as Pavle Aksentijević 'Pop'
Operation Tiger

Operation Tiger (2002)

as Vukota Krcunović
She Likes Red Star

She Likes Red Star (2001)

as Dacin otac
Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality (2001)

as Zoran
Her Mother, the Whore

Her Mother, the Whore (2001)

as Boksic
Lovers

Lovers (1999)

as Zlatan
The White Suit

The White Suit (1999)

as Makro
The Knife

The Knife (1999)

as Hodža
Place Vendôme

Place Vendôme (1998)

as Janos
Cabaret Balkan

Cabaret Balkan (1998)

as Sveta
Duel for Three

Duel for Three (1996)

as Igorov otac
Underground

Underground (1995)

as Film Director
The Tragic Burlesque

The Tragic Burlesque (1995)

as Milan
In the Middle of Nowhere

In the Middle of Nowhere (1994)

as Igla
It Will Be Better

It Will Be Better (1994)

as Dule
Three Tickets to Hollywood

Three Tickets to Hollywood (1993)

as Aldo
Gunfight at Casino Cabaret

Gunfight at Casino Cabaret (1993)

as Rile
A Little Joke

A Little Joke (1992)

as Đorđe
The Big Fuss

The Big Fuss (1992)

as Čeda
Tito and Me

Tito and Me (1992)

as Kole (Gane's father)
The Original of the Forgery

The Original of the Forgery (1991)

as Pavlović
The Big Small Prom

The Big Small Prom (1991)

The Last Lap at Monza

The Last Lap at Monza (1989)

as Urke
Migrations II

Migrations II (1989)

as Pavle Isaković
Migrations

Migrations (1989)

as Pavle
Meeting Place

Meeting Place (1989)

as Janko
Happy End

Happy End (1989)

as Otac
The Cabinet Minister's Wife

The Cabinet Minister's Wife (1989)

as Pera Kalenić
Blackbird

Blackbird (1988)

as Čavkin otac
Wanderer

Wanderer (1987)

as Mirko
Promised Land

Promised Land (1986)

as Zec
No Image

Protest Album (1986)

as Emil
No Image

Miss (1986)

as Andrej
Life Is Beautiful

Life Is Beautiful (1985)

as Gara
Fever of Love

Fever of Love (1984)

as Advokat
Unseen Wonder

Unseen Wonder (1984)

as Karuzo
The Falcon

The Falcon (1983)

as Alija
Balkan Express

Balkan Express (1983)

as Popaj
Something in Between

Something in Between (1983)

as Marko
Let's Move On

Let's Move On (1982)

as Miloš
Season of Peace in Paris

Season of Peace in Paris (1981)

as Dragan
Shady Business

Shady Business (1981)

as Stole Haringa
Some Other Woman

Some Other Woman (1981)

as Boban
Who's Singin' Over There?

Who's Singin' Over There? (1980)

as Pevač
Transgression

Transgression (1980)

as Boris
National Class Category Up to 785ccm

National Class Category Up to 785ccm (1979)

as Brana 'Floyd'
Moment

Moment (1978)

as Novak
The Love Life of Budimir Trajković

The Love Life of Budimir Trajković (1977)

as Zvonko (voice)
The Written Off Return

The Written Off Return (1976)

as Prle
Maiden Bridge

Maiden Bridge (1976)

as Kosmajac
Backbone

Backbone (1975)

as Pavle Gvozdenović
The Written Off

The Written Off (1974)

as Prle
Without a Word

Without a Word (1972)

as Mladić
No Image

How the Two Fools Loved Each Other (1972)

Murder on the Night Train

Murder on the Night Train (1972)

as Putnik u vozu #2
Young and Healthy as a Rose

Young and Healthy as a Rose (1971)

as Stiv
The Role of My Family in the World Revolution

The Role of My Family in the World Revolution (1971)

as Vaculić
Early Works

Early Works (1971)

as (voice)
The Last Stop

The Last Stop (1971)

Homo homini

Homo homini (1970)

This Crazy World of Ours

This Crazy World of Ours (1970)

as Dragan
Brigandage

Brigandage (1970)

as Milan Brkić, hajduk #1
Horoscope

Horoscope (1969)

as Vidak
No Image

Three Hours to Love (1968)

as Riki
When I Am Dead and White

When I Am Dead and White (1967)

as Džimi Barka
Children of Duke Schmidt

Children of Duke Schmidt (1967)

The One Eyed Soldiers

The One Eyed Soldiers (1966)

as Officer