Slobodan Dimitrijević

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Slobodan Dimitrijević (born April 20, 1941 in Niš , Kingdom of Yugoslavia , † December 4, 1999 in Zagreb , Croatia ) was a Yugoslav actor .

Life

Dimitrijević grew up in Yugoslavia . His career began with a supporting role as Rolling Thunder in the first successful Karl May film of the 1960s, The Treasure in Silbersee , and further appearances in Karl May films. He then played one of the leading roles in Mordnacht in Manhattan , the second film in the Jerry Cotton series, under the pseudonym Daniel Dimitri . 1966 followed a role in the film How do you kill a lady? , also known as The Secret of the Yellow Monks , in which he reunited several fellow actors from the Karl May films, including Karin Dor and Stewart Granger . A year later Dimitrijević played in the 5th part of the Jerry Cotton series (the first in color). In the 1970s and 1980s he was involved in numerous Yugoslav television and cinema productions, less often in international ones. He played one last notable supporting role two years before his death, in the US film Project: Peacemaker , alongside George Clooney and Nicole Kidman .

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SURNAME Dimitrijević, Slobodan
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dimitri, Daniel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Yugoslav actor
DATE OF BIRTH April 20, 1941
PLACE OF BIRTH Niš
DATE OF DEATH 4th December 1999
Place of death Zagreb