Predrag Ejdus
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Predrag Ejdus (born 24 July 1947 ) is an actor from Serbia of Yugoslav ethnicity. He won the Statuette of Joakim Vujić and received the Dobričin prsten in 2008. Ejdus was born on 24 July 1947 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (today Serbia) to a Jewish father and a Serb mother. He is married to Milica Ejdus with a daughter Vanja and a son Filip. Description above from the Wikipedia article Predrag Ejdus, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For

A White Ship

A White Ship

The Invincible Heart

Goose Feather

Theater at Home

The Forgotten Ones

Svetozar Markovic

Scent of Rain in the Balkans
All Movies (76)
- Offenders2018 · as Ginekolog
- Newcomer2015 · as Brana
- Brother Dejan2015 · as Dušan
- If the Sheep Were Pink2015 · as Nastavnik
- Residue2014 · as Andrija Milošev
- Farmer2014 · as Doktor
- When Day Breaks2012 · as Rabin
- Ustanicka Street2012 · as Otac
- Professor Kosta Vujic's Hat2012 · as Profesor francuskog jezika
- The Scent of Rain in the Balkans2011 · as Leon Salom
- Skinning2010 · as Akademik Hadži-Tankosić
- Wait for Me and I Will Not Come2009 · as Marina
- The Kingdom of Serbia2008
- Save Our Souls2007 · as Joška
- Two2007
- Gee, Bro!2005 · as Doktor
- Ivko's Feast2005 · as Feliks Kanić
- The Scent of Formaldehyde2005
- Te quiero, Radisa2004 · as Psihijatar
- Goose Feather2004 · as Gazda Granfild
- Falling in the Paradise2004 · as Taksista
- The Robbery of the Third Reich2004 · as Bankar Rajner
- Scaffold2004 · as Zvonolivac
- Hunger2002
- Peregrination1999 · as Borislav - stariji (segment "Srebrni metak")
- St. Nicholas Day of 19011998 · as Rista Opalić
- It Doesn't Smell Like Flowers Anymore1998 · as Mile Francuz
- Love and Marriage1997 · as Jovan Sterija Popović
- Chauvinistic Farce 31996 · as Bernard Drach
- Premeditated Murder1995 · as Doktor Cvetković
- Someone Else's America1995 · as Doktor
- Dark Is the Night1995 · as Labud Aškerc
- Package Deal1995 · as Profesor
- Vukovar Poste Restante1994 · as Stjepan
- The Gambler1993 · as Mr. Astley
- The Jews Are Coming1992 · as Rajter
- Introduction to Another Life1992 · as Major
- Tango Argentino1992 · as Direktor
- The Death of Lady Minister1992 · as Aleksandar 'Aca' Cvetković
- Chauvinistic Farce 21992 · as Bernard Drach
- The Little One1991 · as Direktor
- Let's Make Love 31990 · as Sudija Rade
- Sex - Party's Enemy No. 11990 · as Mija
- The Deceased1990 · as Inženjer Pavle Marić
- The Last Lap at Monza1989 · as Žabac
- Let's Make Love 21989 · as Bernard Drach
- The Guilt1989 · as Baja Predić
- The Last Story1987
- Wrong Assessment1987
- Boiling1986 · as Moša Pijade
- Stories from the End of the Corridor1986 · as Ginekolog
- Golden Apple1986 · as Lekar
- Miss1986
- Chauvinistic Farce1986 · as Bernard Drach
- Do Your Best1985 · as Zoran
- Hey Babu Riba1985 · as Anđelković
- Open Space1985 · as Jokohama
- The Last Adventure1984 · as Lekar
- The Secret Diary of Sigmund Freud1984
- Tailors for Jeans1982 · as Vule
- Picnic in Topola1981 · as Maksa
- High Voltage1981 · as Udbaš
- Svetozar Markovic1980 · as Aleksa Knežević
- Dreams, Life, Death of Filip Filipović1980 · as Ruski komunista
- First Serbian Railway1979 · as Mita Rakić
- Looking Into the Night1978 · as Milojko Milodrag (segment "Erupcija")
- Four Days to Death1976 · as Nikola Hećimović
- Go Where Nobody Knows You1976 · as Župnik
- Andra and Ljubica1975 · as Panta
- Sons1975 · as Slovenac
- Blacklist1974 · as Dejvid Larč
- Pollen Dust1974 · as Sedmak
- Of Compatibility of the Red Blood Cells1974 · as Vili Kirhner
- Free Translation of The Misanthrope1974 · as Filent
- The Defeat1972
- Mileva Einstein1972 · as Albert Einstein
All TV Shows (10)
- The Invincible Heart2011 · as Aleksa Novaković
- Scent of Rain in the Balkans2010 · as Leon Salom
- The Last Audience2008 · as Mitropolit Teodosije
- Street of the Linden Trees2007 · as Obren
- Theater at Home2007 · as Telembaković
- Goose Feather2007 · as Gazda Granfild
- A White Ship2006 · as Hadži-Zdraković
- A White Ship2006 · as Hadži-Zdravković
- The Forgotten Ones1992 · as Direktor - upravnik
- Svetozar Markovic— · as Aleksa Knežević