Ljuba Tadić

Serbian actor and screenwriter

Ljuba Tadić - Serbian actor and screenwriter
Born

1929
96 years ago

Died

October 28th, 2005
20 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Serbia

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An accomplished actor and screenwriter originated from Serbia. The career included significant contributions to film and television, particularly in the 1960s to 1980s. In addition to working in theater, various film roles showcased remarkable talent in drama and comedy. Collaborated with numerous production companies and participated in multiple acclaimed projects, reinforcing the reputation within the artistic community. Played prominent roles in popular television series and films, remaining a respected figure in Serbian entertainment until death in 2005.

Appeared in the film 'Slikanje portreta'

Acted in the series 'Porodično blago'

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