Cast
Branko Cvejić
Acting
Cast
Branko Cvejić
Known for
Acting
Born
1946-08-25
From
Belgrade, Serbia
Died
2022-07-26
Biography
Branko Cvejić was a Serbian actor. In the period 2002-2011 he was director of the Yugoslav Drama Theatre.
Underground
as Captain
The Elusive Summer of '68
as Godfather Spasoje
Deserter
as Vojni doktor
The Outlaw
as Ćopo
The Love Life of Budimir Trajković
as Profesor Plavišić
Smoke
as Newermannov sin
The Other Man
as Živković
Battle of Kosovo
as Levčanin
Strawberry in the Supermarket
as Dragan
The Adventures of Borivoje Surdilovic
as Vesnin bivši verenik
Body Scent
as Železničar u Beogradu
The Legendary Life of Ernest Hemingway
Truckers Ride Again
as Sekretar
Petria's Wreath
as Doktor Stanimirović
The Border
Mister Dimkovic
as Veljić, novinar
For Those Who Can Tell No Tales
as Museum Guide
Tomorrow Morning
as Čika Sava
The Fragrance of Wild Flowers
as Kole
Strawberries in the Throat
as Bane Bumbar
Balkan Express
as Kosta
Plum Juice
as Delatnik kombinata
The Woman from Sarajevo
as Rafo Konforti
What a Country!
as Živojin
Something in Between
as Barmen
There's Love, There's Not
Golden Apple
Handymen, Handymen
as Kole
Dream Marmalade
as Špigeti
A Film with No Name
as Prijatelj I
Maternal Half-Brothers
Miss
as Filmski režiser
Dreams, Life, Death of Filip Filipović
as Gospodin u kafani 1
Better Than Escape
as Upravnik pozorišta
The Harms Case
as Marija Vasiljevna
Balkan Express 2
as Kostica
Loving Glances
as Otac
The Last Lap at Monza
Free Fall
as Glavni član komisije
Wrong Assessment
It Will Be Better
as Pera
My Brother Aleksa
The Living Man
as Svetozar
Sons
as Novi direktor
And This Will Pass, Too...
as Janko Đorđević 'Karlo'
The Magpie Strategy
Ever-Ready Women
as Poslodavac
Erogenous Zone
as Boki
Razor
as Direktor
Alexander of Yugoslavia
as Vlatko Maček
The Girl in the Park
as Marko
The Karlovci Experience of 1889
as Mihajlo, lekar
The Deceased
as Gospodin Đurić
Thirteen
Happy Family
as Ujakov kolega
Down with Weapons
as Muzičar na usnoj harmonici
And Now, Goodbye!
as Lister
St. Nicholas Day of 1901
as Mita
Chauvinistic Farce 2
as Ludi Aca
The Great Talent
as Bimbo
A New Year's Tale
as Marinkov kolega
Husino Rebellion
An Ordinary Story
Thought
as Fjodorovič