Dragoslav 'Dragan' Nikolić
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- August 20, 1943
- Died
- March 11, 2016
- Birthplace
- Belgrade, Serbia
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.
Filmography
One Hell of an Actor 2021
as Himself (archive footage)
The Whirl 2012
as Kaletov stric, DB-ovac
- Sonja
Sonja 2012
as Himself
Albatross 2011
as Gligorije Giga Geršić
Seventy-Two Days 2010
as Kamatar 1
All Right, I Won 2010
as Himself
The Village Is Burning... and So On 2009
as Sudija Velibor
The Ruin 2009
Actor
Wounded Eagle 2009
as Uglješa Knežević
St. George Shoots the Dragon 2009
as Sveštenik
The Tour 2008
as Miško
- The Beautiful Blue Danube
The Beautiful Blue Danube 2008
as Publisher from France
The Principality of Serbia 2008
as Narator
The Kingdom of Serbia 2008
as Narator
The Black Dawn 2007
as Niko
Change Me 2007
as Milan
The Fourth Man 2007
as Političar
Black Gruja and the Stone of Wisdom 2007
Actor
Where the Yellow Lemon Blooms 2006
as Himself - Narrator
Sheitan Warrior 2006
as Telal
Ivko's Feast 2005
as Predsednik opštine
Chasing Luck(y) 2005
as Mafijaški bos
Love Stars 2005
as Grof
I Have Something Important to Tell You 2005
as Profesor
The Robbery of the Third Reich 2004
as Glavonja
Zamfir's Zona 2002
as Hadži Zamfir
Labyrinth 2002
as Pavle Aksentijević 'Pop'
Operation Tiger 2002
as Vukota Krcunović
She Likes Red Star 2001
as Dacin otac
Virtual Reality 2001
as Zoran
Her Mother, the Whore 2001
as Boksic
Lovers 1999
as Zlatan
The White Suit 1999
as Makro
The Knife 1999
as Hodža
Place Vendôme 1998
as Janos
Cabaret Balkan 1998
as Sveta
Duel for Three 1996
as Igorov otac
Underground 1995
as Film Director
The Tragic Burlesque 1995
as Milan
In the Middle of Nowhere 1994
as Igla
It Will Be Better 1994
as Dule
Three Tickets to Hollywood 1993
as Aldo
Gunfight at Casino Cabaret 1993
as Rile
A Little Joke 1992
as Đorđe
The Big Fuss 1992
as Čeda
Tito and Me 1992
as Kole (Gane's father)
The Big Small Prom 1991
Actor
The Original of the Forgery 1991
as Pavlović
The Last Lap at Monza 1989
as Urke
Migrations II 1989
as Pavle Isaković
Migrations 1989
as Pavle
Meeting Place 1989
as Janko
The Cabinet Minister's Wife 1989
as Pera Kalenić
Happy End 1989
as Otac
Blackbird 1988
as Čavkin otac
Wanderer 1987
as Mirko
Promised Land 1986
as Zec
- Protest Album
Protest Album 1986
as Emil
- Miss
Miss 1986
as Andrej
Life Is Beautiful 1985
as Gara
Fever of Love 1984
as Advokat
Unseen Wonder 1984
as Karuzo
The Falcon 1983
as Alija
Balkan Express 1983
as Popaj
Something in Between 1983
as Marko
Let's Move On 1982
as Miloš
Season of Peace in Paris 1981
as Dragan
Some Other Woman 1981
as Boban
Shady Business 1981
as Stole Haringa
Who's Singin' Over There? 1980
as Pevač
Transgression 1980
as Boris
National Class Category Up to 785ccm 1979
as Brana 'Floyd'
Moment 1978
as Novak
The Love Life of Budimir Trajković 1977
as Zvonko (voice)
One Summer at Spa 1977
as Janko Katić
The Written Off Return 1976
as Prle
Maiden Bridge 1976
as Kosmajac
Backbone 1975
as Pavle Gvozdenović
- Sons
Sons 1975
as Poslodavac
The Written Off 1974
as Prle
Murder on the Night Train 1972
as Putnik u vozu #2
How the Two Fools Loved Each Other 1972
Actor
Without a Word 1972
as Mladić
Young and Healthy as a Rose 1971
as Stiv
The Role of My Family in the World Revolution 1971
as Vaculić
Early Works 1971
as (voice)
The Last Stop 1971
Actor
Homo homini 1970
Actor
This Crazy World of Ours 1970
as Dragan
Brigandage 1970
as Milan Brkić, hajduk #1
Horoscope 1969
as Vidak
The Daughter-in-Law 1969
as Džo
Evgenija and the Pea 1968
as Mladić #1
- Three Hours to Love
Three Hours to Love 1968
as Riki
When I Am Dead and White 1967
as Džimi Barka
Children of Duke Schmidt 1967
Actor
The One Eyed Soldiers 1966
as Officer
Credits from TMDB.