Croatian movie actors born in the year 1965
Here are 5 famous actors from Croatia were born in 1965:
Goran Grgić
Goran Grgić (November 17, 1965 Osijek-) also known as Goran Grgic or Goran Grgiæ is a Croatian actor.
Goran Grgic graduated from the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb and quickly found success in a variety of theater, film, and television roles in Croatia and the wider Balkans region. He is best known for his work in the popular TV series "Lud, zbunjen, normalan" and in the films "Fine Dead Girls" and "Pianist." In addition to acting, Grgic is also a prominent voice artist and has lent his voice to many Croatian-dubbed versions of international films and TV shows. He continues to work in the Croatian entertainment industry, both on stage and on screen.
Goran Grgic's talent and versatility as an actor have earned him numerous accolades throughout his career. He has won several awards for his performances, including Best Supporting Actor at the Pula Film Festival for his role in "Fine Dead Girls." In addition to his work in film and television, Grgic is also a respected theater actor and has appeared in many productions at the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, as well as in other regional theaters.
Aside from his acting career, Goran Grgic is also active in the Croatian cultural scene as a writer and director. He has written and directed several plays, including "Relax," which premiered at the Zagreb Youth Theatre in 2010. In 2018, Grgic wrote and produced a documentary film about the Croatian actor and director, Antun Vrdoljak, titled "Vrdoljak."
Grgic is also a dedicated philanthropist and activist for issues such as animal rights and environmental conservation. He is a supporter of several non-profit organizations in Croatia and has been involved in numerous campaigns promoting sustainability and responsible environmental practices.
Goran Grgic's passion for acting was apparent from an early age, and he started performing in local theaters while still in high school. After completing his studies at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb in 1989, he began his professional acting career and quickly gained recognition for his talent.
Apart from his successful acting career, Grgic has also ventured into other areas of the entertainment industry. He has appeared as a judge on the Croatian version of the reality TV show "MasterChef," and has hosted several radio and TV shows. In addition, Grgic has published several books of poetry and prose, showcasing his creative writing skills.
Goran Grgic is widely regarded as one of the most versatile and accomplished actors in Croatia. He continues to challenge himself with complex and diverse roles, displaying his range as an actor. Grgic is married and has a son and a daughter. He enjoys spending his free time in nature and is an avid cyclist and hiker.
Mate Matišić
Mate Matišić (January 17, 1965 Proložac-) a.k.a. Mate Matisic is a Croatian screenwriter, film score composer, playwright, musician and actor.
He is best known for his work as a playwright, having written numerous plays that have been produced both in Croatia and internationally. His play "Staging a Play" won the prestigious Miroslav Krleza Award for best Croatian play in 1999.
Aside from his work as a playwright, Matišić has also composed film scores for several films including "Fine Dead Girls" (2002) and "What is a Man Without a Moustache?" (2005). He has also acted in several films and television shows, including the popular Croatian TV series "The Paper".
Matišić has been recognized for his contributions to Croatian arts and culture with numerous awards, including the Vladimir Nazor Award, the highest award for professional achievement in the field of arts and culture in Croatia.
Matišić was born and raised in Proložac, a small town in Croatia. He attended the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb where he studied acting, but later transitioned to playwriting. In 1995, he wrote his first play "Made in YU" which was produced by Zagreb Youth Theater and went on to win the Marin Držić Award for best Croatian play for young audiences.
In addition to his work in the arts, Matišić is also known for his social activism. He is an advocate for justice and equality, particularly for marginalized communities such as the LGBTQ+ community. He has been vocal about these issues both through his art and in public appearances.
Matišić is considered one of the most prominent figures in Croatian theater and has been compared to renowned playwrights such as Tom Stoppard and Harold Pinter. His plays have been translated into several languages and performed in countries such as Italy, Germany, France, and the United States.
Outside of his career in the arts, Matišić is an avid traveler and has visited over 50 countries. He has cited travel as a major source of inspiration for his work.
Matišić's works often address social and political issues, including the war in Croatia, the post-war society, and the struggles of marginalized individuals. His play "Staging a Play" is a meta-theatrical exploration of the creative process and the power dynamics within a theater company. Another notable work of his, "Three Deaths of Senka T.," is an examination of the impact of war and violence on individuals and communities.
In addition to his success in theater, Matišić has also written for film and television. His screenplay for the film "What is a Man Without a Moustache?" won the Best Screenplay Award at the 2005 Pula Film Festival. He has also written for the popular Croatian TV series "The Paper," which earned him a Golden Arena award for Best Screenplay in 2016.
Matišić's advocacy work includes his involvement with the organization Zagreb Pride, which works towards promoting LGBTQ+ rights and equality in Croatia. He has also spoken out against censorship in Croatian media and politics.
Throughout his career, Matišić has received numerous awards and recognition for his contributions to Croatian arts and culture. In addition to the Vladimir Nazor Award, he has also been honored with the Marin Držić Award, the Janko Polić Kamov Award, and the City of Zagreb Award for lifetime achievement in theater.
Igor Mirkovic
Igor Mirkovic (September 16, 1965 Zagreb-) is a Croatian screenwriter, actor and film director.
He was born in Zagreb, Croatia in 1965. Mirkovic graduated from the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb and immediately began working in the film industry. He has written, directed, and acted in many films and TV shows throughout his career. Mirkovic is best known for his work on the popular Croatian TV series "Bibin svijet" ("Bibo's World") and "Naša mala klinika" ("Our Little Clinic").
As a screenwriter, Mirkovic has won numerous awards for his work, including Best Screenplay at the Pula Film Festival for the movie "Fine Dead Girls". He has also written and directed several feature films, including "The Blacks" and "Happy End". In addition, Mirkovic has acted in many films and TV shows, including "Eduart", "Lea and Darija", and "General".
Mirkovic is known for his bold and unconventional storytelling style, often tackling controversial and taboo subjects in his work. He is widely regarded as one of the most talented and innovative filmmakers in Croatia today.
Mirkovic's artistic style is heavily influenced by his personal experiences and familiar settings. His talent for writing engaging scripts has earned him accolades, but also criticism for his tendency to push the envelope. A testament to his ability, his films and TV shows have gained a loyal following of fans. "Bibin svijet" is regarded as one of the most famous and longest-running TV series in Croatia, having a total of 160 episodes. Meanwhile, "Naša mala klinika" is a popular medical comedy that he co-created and wrote. He also directed several episodes of the show. Mirkovic's movies have also been showcased in international film festivals in Europe and North America. Besides, he has published a book of prose and poetry, "Opet si pobjegla" ("You Ran Away Again"). Mirkovic continues to make a name for himself in the entertainment industry, celebrated for his bravery and willingness to explore complex themes through his works.
In addition to his work in the film industry, Igor Mirkovic is also involved in theater. He has directed several plays, including "Art" and "The Pillowman". He is also a professor of screenwriting and directing at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb, where he teaches the next generation of filmmakers. Mirkovic is a member of the European Film Academy and has served on the jury of several international film festivals. He has been honored with numerous awards for his contributions to Croatian cinema, including the Golden Arena for Best Director at the Pula Film Festival for his film "The Blacks". With his unique approach to storytelling and his dedication to his craft, Igor Mirkovic has left a lasting mark on the film industry in Croatia and beyond.
Steve Bacic
Steve Bacic (March 13, 1965 Lisičići-) is a Croatian actor.
He was born and raised in Croatia, where he spent most of his childhood before moving to Canada with his parents. Bacic is known for his work in both film and television, having appeared in numerous popular TV shows such as "Stargate SG-1" and "The 4400." He has also had roles in films such as "X-Men 2" and "Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief." Besides acting, Bacic is also an avid sports enthusiast and enjoys playing hockey in his spare time. He has two children with his wife, actress Carolin Kava.
Bacic began his career as a professional bodybuilder before turning to acting. He competed in the Mr. Canada bodybuilding competition and placed third in the heavyweight division. Bacic then began his acting career in the mid-1990s, starting with small roles in TV shows and films. His big break came when he landed a guest role on the hit TV series "The X-Files." Since then, he has appeared in over 100 TV shows and films. Bacic is also a voice actor and has lent his voice to several video games, including "Mass Effect 3" and "Dragon Age: Origins." He is an active supporter of several charities, including the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada. Bacic also enjoys travelling and has visited many countries around the world.
In addition to his acting career, Steve Bacic is also a writer and producer. He has written and produced several short films and created his own production company called "Go Tractor Productions." Bacic is known for his versatility as an actor, having played a wide range of characters throughout his career, from villains to romantic leads. His performance in the TV series "Andromeda" earned him a Gemini Award nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role. Bacic continues to work in the entertainment industry, with several upcoming projects in the pipeline. He is also known for his commitment to living a healthy lifestyle and is a certified personal trainer.
Ranko Zidaric
Ranko Zidaric (February 1, 1965 Zagreb-) is a Croatian actor.
He graduated from the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb in 1990. Zidaric is most known for his diverse acting roles throughout his career. He played prominent roles in many Croatian films, TV shows and theatrical productions, and has earned critical acclaim for his performances. Some of his notable performances include the lead role in "The Zagreb Caper" (2006), which won the best film award at the Pula Film Festival, and his performance in the TV series "The Paper" for which he won the Golden Rose award for best actor at the Festival of Mediterranean Television Programs in Hvar, Croatia. Zidaric is also a dedicated and recognized humanitarian and activist, and he has been awarded numerous awards for his social engagement and activism.
Additionally, Ranko Zidaric has worked as a drama teacher at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb, passing his knowledge and experience onto young actors. He has also collaborated with various theater groups and independent theater productions, further expanding his artistic range. Zidaric is admired for his ability to bring depth and authenticity to his characters, and for his willingness to take on challenging and unconventional roles. When he is not pursuing his passion for acting, Zidaric enjoys spending time with his family and pursuing his hobbies such as hiking, cycling and singing. He continues to inspire and influence many aspiring actors with his talent and dedication to his craft.
Zidaric's passion for acting began during his childhood when he attended a theater club for children in Zagreb. He was inspired by the performances of some of Croatia's most renowned actors, and he knew that this was the career he wanted to pursue. During his studies at the Academy of Dramatic Art, he honed his skills as an actor and developed a deep understanding of the craft. Zidaric's dedication to his work and his ability to connect with the audience have earned him numerous accolades throughout his career.
Apart from his work as an actor and a teacher, Ranko Zidaric is also involved in various social causes. He is a strong advocate for social justice and human rights, and he works closely with organizations that promote these causes. Zidaric is particularly committed to working with marginalized groups such as refugees, children, and people with disabilities. He believes that every person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, and he uses his platform as an artist to raise awareness about these issues.
Despite his many achievements, Zidaric remains grounded and humble. He is known for his warm and approachable personality, and he is greatly admired by his colleagues and students. Zidaric's legacy as an actor and a humanitarian will continue to inspire future generations of artists and activists.