Predrag Bjelac
Predrag Bjelac is a Serbian actor. He is a graduate of the Belgrade University's Faculty of Dramatic Arts (FDU), class of 1986, and studied at The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute (1988) in New York City. He currently resides in the Czech Republic with his wife and daughters Una and Tara.
Acted in
Duch
2023
as Darko Besarabič
Bodyguardi
2023
as Muž 1/Zvonimir
After the Winter
2022
Hellraiser
2022
as Lorenz
The Enchanted Cave
2022
as Král Kornel
Duch
2022
as Darko Besarabič
Dynasty
2021
as Vojin Konstantinović
Ubal a zmiz
2021
as Bulhar
The Prague Mysteries
2021
Breasts
2020
as Filip
Breasts
2019
as Filip
Killing Eve
2018
as Grigoriy
The Nemanjić Dynasty: The Birth of the Kingdom
2018
as Grof Bertold
Genius
2017
as Milos Marić
Winnetou - A New World
2016
as Tangua
My Father's Murderers
2016
as Nikola
Gangster Ka: African
2015
as Dardan
MindGamers
2015
as Mosca
Gangster Ka
2015
as Dardan
Child 44
2015
as Basurov
Horseplay
2014
as Gypsy King
Ironclad 2: Battle for Blood
2014
as Maddog
Die Pilgerin
2014
Případy 1. oddělení
2014
Fate
2014
as Penda
Crossing Lines
2013
as Anatoly Bardov
Artilheiro
2012
as Gane
Bad Destiny
2012
Vůně kávy
2012
Czech Made Man
2011
as Noha
Sasha
2011
as Vlado
An Early Frost
2010
as Stari Nikola
Poste restante
2010
Fispan's Apple
2009
as Obr
Ariana's Quest
2009
as Xantos
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
2008
as Lord Donnon
Fixer
2008
The Ro(c)k con Artists
2006
as Chřestýš
The Omen
2006
as Vatican Observatory Priest
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
2005
as Igor Karkaroff
Dobrá čtvrť
2005
as Dragan
Dobrá čtvrť
2005
When I Grow Up, I'll Be a Kangaroo
2004
as Baron
EuroTrip
2004
as Italian Guy at Vatican
Charles II: The Power and The Passion
2003
as Portuguese Courtier
The Final Victim
2003
as Simons
Cries of Innocence
2002
as General Wolfe
Spooks
2002
as Edik Kuznetzov
Frank Herbert's Dune
2000
Harrison's Flowers
2000
as Doctor in Vukovar
Stand By
1991
as Veliki
Strange Night
1990
as Igor
The Fall of Rock and Roll
1989
The Last Story
1987
as Vlada
Destroying Angel
1987
as Otto
Six Days in June
1985
as Petar