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Božidar Alić

1954 – 2020

Croatian actor

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About Božidar Alić

Lived 1954 – 2020 (aged 65). Božidar Alić was a Croatian actor and television actor.

Božidar Alić (24 December 1954 – 3 March 2020) was a Croatian actor.

Early life and education

Alić was born on 24 December 1954 in Zagreb, Yugoslavia. He graduated from the Academy of Dramatic Arts of the University of Zagreb.

Career

His acting career was damaged by his right-wing political stances. He was ostracized by the Croatian association of dramatic artists for his statement in which he portrayed political opponents of Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović as Chetniks and Serb lovers. After this incident he left the Association.

Personal life Božidar Alić married his wife Sanda in 2007. She gave birth to their son, Ratimir, in 2010.

Alić was known for his conservative political views. He supported Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović at the 2014–15 Croatian presidential election.

Death Alić died in Zagreb on 3 March 2020, at age 65.

Filmography

Television Year Title Role 1986 Putovanje u Vučjak Štefina 1993 Tales of Mystery and Imagination Egaeus 2005 Milijun eura Mecena 2005 Naša mala klinika Stanislav Podpečanac 2005 Zabranjena ljubav Jure Vuković 2006 Ljubav u zaleđu Inspector 2006-2007 Obični ljudi Producer 2006-2007 Cimmer fraj Hans Haltersniffer 2007-2008 Ponos Ratkajevih Karlo pl. Ratkaj 2009 Najbolje godine Vuk Hajduk 2010 Instruktor Italian tester

Film Year Title Role 1977 Operation Stadium Ferko 1978 Istarska rapsodija ? 1979 That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles Mate Alić 1981 O ovom pretužnom događaju ? 1981 Obiteljski album Son 1983 U logoru Horvat 1983 U logoru Horvat 1983 The Third Key Zvonko Kršlak 1983 Pijanist Maks 1984 Pod starim krovovima ? 1984 Memed, My Hawk ? 1984 Nadia ? 1985 Zadatak Karlo 1988 Eksperiment profesora Hinčića Hinko Hinčić 1988 Smrt godišnjeg doba Ivan 1991 Memories of Midnight Frederick Stavros 1991 Roncati 1992 The Stone Gate ? 1992 Papa Siksto V ? 1992 Sestre ? 1992 The Sands of Time ? 1995 Olovna pričest ? 1998 Agonija Barun Lenbach 1999 Četverored Vasa 2001 The Miroslav Holding Co. ? 2002 Remembrance of Georgia Dr. Polimac 2003 Infection General Genz 2003 Milost mora ? 2004 Long Dark Night Jakob 2004 Jeruzalemski sindrom ? 2006-2007 Obični ljudi Producer 2005 Pušća Bistra Potato salesman 2006 Kravata Aleksandar "Acan" Hranilović 2006 Crveno i crno Customer 2012 Inspector Martin and the Gang of Snails Inspector Martin 2016 Someone Dies Tonight Stipe

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Important facts

Birth century
Nationality
Education
University of Zagreb, Academy of Dramatic Art, University of Zagreb
Awards
Večernjakova Ruža Award
Also known as
Bozidar Alic, Bozidar Alić

People in Božidar Alić's life

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Contemporaries

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Božidar Alić?

Croatian actor (1954–2020)

When was Božidar Alić born?

Božidar Alić was born on 24 December 1954 in Zagreb.

When did Božidar Alić die?

Božidar Alić died on 3 March 2020 in Zagreb.

What was Božidar Alić's occupation?

Božidar Alić was an actor and television actor.

What nationality was Božidar Alić?

Božidar Alić was Croatian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Božidar Alić

· Wikidata: Q16114748

· DBpedia: Božidar Alić

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