Voja Mirić
Voja Mirić (actually Vojislav Mirić; born April 7, 1933 Trstenik ) is a Serbian actor.
Life
Mirić was first seen in the season 1955/1956, when he appeared at the Jugolsawischen Drama Theatre in Belgrade. From 1957 to 1961 he was a member of the ensemble of the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad and subsequently enjoyed the status of an independent artist. Since then, he was seen almost exclusively on television and on the big screen.
Mirić was in Veliki poduhavt 1960 his debut for television Yugoslavia. In his thirty years, and about seventy roles in film and television career spanning being outstanding benefits such as the Official Gazette produced in 1964 polozaj, for which he was awarded the prize of the Silver Arena at the film festival in Pula, two Karl May movies and his probably the most prominent role as Bosnian Dervish Ahmed Nuruddin in Zdravko Velimirovićs the dervish and the death ten years later. After Mirić had taken over in 1980, the Belgrade Theatre " Terazijama " conducting and he " Inex film" began as director of five years later, formed in 1994, the short film Amnezija the end point of his filmography, he worked for eight years again before the camera.