Dragomir Felba
Dragomir Felba was a Serbian and Yugoslav film, theater and television actor.He studied the law school, and later the Film School in Belgrade, which he finished 1950th. He made his debut at the National Theatre of Kragujevac but in 1952. he moved to the Yugoslav Drama Theatre. Since 1956. he was a freelance artist. The first film role was played in 1948. in the film "Sofka" is a famous role in "Barba Zvane." For the role in "Kozara" at the Pula Film Festival, was awarded a special diploma.
Acted in
Živko Nikolić - Unfulfilled Dream
2023
as Himself (archive footage)
Shadows of Memories
2000
as Ribar
My Country
1997
People Will Reward All This
1995
as Starac
Roller Coaster
1992
as Lokführer
Sugar Loaf
1991
as Seljak Mato
Boris Godounov
1989
Time of Miracles
1989
as Mihajlo
The Best
1989
as Deda Milašin
Pals
1988
as Deda u vozu
Sunflowers
1988
as deda Jova
Wild Wind
1985
as Naum
The Red and the Black
1985
Never Speak Ill of the Dead
1984
as Ratimir Spasić
Great Transport
1983
as Tima
The Great Transport
1983
as Tima
Moss-Covered Asphalt
1983
as Deda Ivan
Gazija
1981
as Pripovjedač
Erogenous Zone
1981
as Seljak
Shady Business
1981
as deda Mika
Dorotheus
1981
as Iguman Makarije
Some Other Woman
1981
The Mulberry Tree
1980
as Mane
The Theatre Connection
1980
as Noćni čuvar u pozorištu
Dreams, Life, Death of Filip Filipović
1980
as Urednik u štampariji
The Outlaw
1980
Red Zora and Her Gang
1979
as Gorian
Red Zora and Her Gang
1979
as Gorian, der alte Fischer
National Class Category Up to 785ccm
1979
as čika Rade
The Tiger
1978
as Tamarin otac
Wolf Hunters of Upper and Lower Polacha
1978
Butterfly Cloud
1977
as Šef samoposluge
House Therapy
1977
as Ozren, Bojanov otac
Jagosh and Blackey
1976
as Gligor
The Beach Guard in Winter
1976
as Šofer
Four Days to Death
1976
Maiden Bridge
1976
as Seljak koji živi u pojati
Go Where Nobody Knows You
1976
Everything That Was Nice
1976
as Vidoje
Do You Know Pavle Pleso?
1975
as Slobin otac
Backbone
1975
The Boy and the Violin
1975
A Naive Person
1975
as Deda Vukajlo
Massacre at Noon
1975
as seljak iz Ribnice
The Written Off
1974
as Striko
Unruly Heyducks
1974
Hell River
1974
as Chicha
The Dervish and Death
1974
as Hadži Sinanudin
The Security Service Closes the Circle
1974
Truckers
1973
as Mušterija 1
Truckers
1973
as Mušterija
The Dream of Dr. Mišić
1973
as Pogrebnik
A Shot
1972
Lone Wolf
1972
as Daneša
Traces of a Black Haired Girl
1972
as Jovin kolega
And God Created a Tavern Singer
1972
The Stars Are the Eyes of Warriors
1972
as Boško
Girl from the Mountains
1972
as Deda Mladen
A Trap for the General
1971
as Vidoje, vodeničar
The Bet
1971
as Božidar
I'm Poor But Angry
1970
as Milicioner
The Price of a Town
1970
as Pop Klime
The Battle of Neretva
1969
as Dad
The Ambush
1969
as Topolovački
A Bloody Tale
1969
as Seljak sa volom
Republic in Flames
1969
Wolf of Prokletije
1968
as Uroš
Gates to Paradise
1968
as Crusader 1
Out of Step
1968
as Marko
Before the Truth
1968
as Đorđe
Mountain of Wrath
1968
as Angele
The Tough Ones
1968
Bloodshed at the Wedding
1967
as Orhan
The Feast
1967
as Gazda Steva
We'll Go to the City
1966
as (uncredited)
Merry People Die Twice
1966
as Zoja, otac Radojičin
The Soldier
1966
as Seljak
Count Bobby, the Terror of the Wild West
1965
as Sheriff Martin Miller
The Desperado Trail
1965
as Brown (uncredited)
The Camp Followers
1965
Man of the World
1965
as Šjor Bartol / Ivov brat
Prometheus from the Island of Viševica
1964
as Ratni drug
Destination Death
1964
as Nikola
Under the Same Sky
1964
as Krste
Operation Titian
1963
as Mihin pomoćnik
Kozara
1962
as Obrad
Superfluous
1962
as Inžinjer Živa
The Shadow of Glory
1962
as Gašpar
Boom Town
1961
as Šarac
Square of Violence
1961
as Serafin
Fourteenth Day
1960
as Komandir milicije
Kapo
1960
The Wind Dropped Before Dawn
1959
as Čeda
Dubrowsky
1959
as Gregori
Aleksa Dundic
1958
as Palić
Two Peasants
1955
as Vojin
Wolf's Night
1955
as Marko
The Sun Is Far Away
1953
as Gvozden
In the Storm
1952
as Drago
Major Bauk
1951
as Đura Ličanin
On the Border
1951
The Boy Mita
1951
as Suri
Red Flower
1950
as Rade
Uncle Zvane
1949
as Barba Žvane