Petar Prličko
Petar Prlicko was born on March 13, 1907 in Veles, Ottoman Empire as Perica Aleksic. He was an actor and writer, known for Captain Mikula, the Kid (1974), Narodni poslanik (1964) and Captain Lechi (1960). He died on November 16, 1995 in Skopje, Macedonia. On August 1991, he received Life Achievement Award "Slavica" for his roles in Yugoslav cinematography.
Acted in
Let God Kill the Spies
1993
Time, Life
1992
as Vojo
The Stars of 1942
1986
as Dedoto
The Teacher
1980
Times, Waters
1980
as Lambe Futak
Golden Years
1978
as Berberot Mamec
Captain Mikula the Kid
1974
as Dida / Mikula Veliki
The Republic of Užice
1974
as Pera
New Year Carousel
1973
The Macedonian Part of Hell
1971
as Loce
The Ballad of the Ferocious One
1971
Thirst
1971
as Dedoto
A Front Line
1970
as Kusi Tase
Republic in Flames
1969
Doctor Homer's Brother
1968
as Lekar
Mountain of Wrath
1968
as Mone
Memento
1967
as Kole
Before and After the Victory
1967
as Dime
Bloodshed at the Wedding
1967
as Mojso
Where to After the Rain?
1967
On the Run
1967
as Cigan
Don't Come Back by the Same Way
1965
as Kiril
Days of Temptation
1965
as Fezliev
People's Deputy
1964
as Jevrem Prokić
Thundering Mountains
1963
as Harambaša Petar
Gunfight
1962
as Šok
The Steppe
1962
as Sliopka
A Quiet Summer
1961
as Striko Tale
The Salonika Terrorists
1961
as Nikola Popov
A Piece of Blue Sky
1961
as Deda Filip
Your Birthday
1961
as Domarot
Captain Lechi
1960
as Šok
The False Passport
1959
as Pečalbar povratnik
Miss Stone
1958
as Mandana
Wolf's Night
1955
as Paun
Frosina
1952
as Kuzman
Mother Katina
1949
as Lovet
67 Days: The Republic of Uzhitze
as Pekar Pera