Petar Kralj

Born: 1941-04-04 in Zagreb, Croatia

Died: 2011-11-10

Known For: Acting

Biography

Petar Kralj was a Serbian film and television actor and appeared on stage about 3,000 times, and starred in over 200 films, TV series and TV dramas. In 2005, he played lead role in first Serbian science fiction television series The Collector.

Filmography

2018

System as Oklagija

2009

Technotise: Edit and I as Deda (voice)
The Ambulance

2008

Bitter Fruit as Neša 'Fajn'
The Principality of Serbia as Prota Mateja Nenadović
The Kingdom of Serbia

2007

Goose Feather as Radoje
Bora Under Occupation as Piljar Jakov
Introduction to Employment as Dežurni službenik
Black Horses as Radoje

2006

A White Ship as Dimitrije "Mita" Pantić
Where the Yellow Lemon Blooms as Nikola Pašić, predsednik vlade
Sons of My Brothers as Obrad Srećković

2004

When I Grow Up, I'll Be a Kangaroo as Žunjić
Take a Deep Breath as Doktor
Te quiero, Radisa as Otac

2003

Small World as Lekar hitne pomoći
The Poor Creatures as Narrator (voice)
I Think the World of You as Konobar

1997

Love and Marriage as Provodadžija Sima
Three Summer Days as Dimitrije
Some Birds Can't Fly as Dr. Mrvaljević

1996

Once Upon a Time There Was a Country as Dr. Mirković

1995

Underground as Dr. Mirković
Signs as Profesor matematike
People Will Reward All This as Blagoje

1993

Paradise as Nadeždin otac Pera
The Infantry Ant as (voice)
Tesla as George Westinghouse

1992

The Forgotten Ones as Dankov otac
The Death of Lady Minister as Bojan Stupica
Attack Against the Assembly as Jovan Mirić

1990

The World as Toma Milentijević
Sex - Party's Enemy No. 1 as Rus
Kick-Off as Dankov otac
Balkan Perestroika

1989

Battle of Kosovo as Vojiša
The Last Lap at Monza as Islednik
The Balkan Mass-Media Sciences as Profesor Radosavljević
The Fall of Rock and Roll as Inspektor
Forces in the Air as Blagoje

1988

Sunflowers as Tanjin otac
Pals as Urednik novina

1987

Vuk Karadžić as Jernej Kopitar
Oktoberfest as Luletov otac
The Vanishing World as Narrator
Ever-Ready Women as Direktor
Milan - The Gift as Simo Matavulj, pisac
It Happened on This Very Day as Socijalni radnik

1986

Miss as Glavni urednik
Spadijer: One Life as Doktor I
Second Žika's Dynasty as Domaćin
Stories from the End of the Corridor as Steva, Katarinin muž

1984

Five o'clock Tea as Gospodin Parkinson, poslovni agent
No Problem as Direktor banke
Una as Vice-Dean
Never Speak Ill of the Dead as Drug Sredoje
The Damned Yard as Fra Petar Ostojić

1983

Dying Out of Bears as Stojko
Hallo, Taxi as Seljak
How I Was Systematically Destroyed by Idiots as Doktor

1982

Jelena Gavanski as Stojan Brankov
Cans or Bags as Drug Glumac

1981

Shady Business as Raca
Plum Juice as Stojanović
Some Other Woman as Kosta

1980

Belgrade Postcard of 1920 as Burmaz, urednik novina
Interests as Dejan
Special Treatment as Marko
Svetozar Markovic as Vladimir Jovanović
Me, Porfirius the Third of the River as Porfirije
The Medusa Raft as Perverted gentleman

1979

Mister Dimkovic as Gosp. Ljubomir Dimković
A Suspicious Character as Aleksa Žunjić

1978

The Lady Minister as Pera, pisar
The Spanish Request as Ruj de Faleiro

1977

The Surgery as Siniša, lekar
House Therapy as Bojan Marković
Under Investigation as Majstor
Granny's Grandchild as Buda
Ancika Dumas as Sudija Boriša Vidić
Manhunt as Arso

1976

Murtal's Case as Emil, drug Dušanov
Lost Happiness as Mitrašinović
A Sinful Child
Više od igre as Pripovedač (voice) (uncredited)

1975

Sons
The End of the Week as Bojan Marković
Third for the Preference
Violets as Andrija
Do You Know Pavle Pleso? as Predsednik sindikata GSP (voice) (uncredited)

1974

The Departure of Damjan Radovanovic as Vojislav Radovanović, sin

1973

King Ubu as Ziron

1972

The Defeat
Gluttony as Ujak
The Reichstag Fire as Marinus van der Libe

1971

The Graduates as Radoslav 'Rade' Petković

1970

Serbia on the East as Svetozar Marković

1969

Murder Commited in a Sly and Cruel Manner and from Low Motives as Jovan Rukavina

1968

The Little Cafe as Alber

1966

Before the War as Službenik

1963

Two Nights in a Day as Pero