NIKOLA (49) is a bon vivant with a contagious laughter who shamelessly and obsessively runs after women. He is also a hypochondriac in ultimate fear of death. He is a CEO of the regional branch of a large American company. He earns a great deal of money and knows how to cope with it. He is married to ANAMARIJA (39), who used to pose as a model for his father, the famous painter.

Photo gallery - Actors portraits (press - hi-res)

Miki Manojlović born April 5, 1950, Belgrade, Serbia, FPR Yugoslavia, now Serbia, is a Serbian actor famous for his starring roles in some of the most important films of former Yugoslav cinema. He grew up in family of stage actors. After his screen debut in 1970, he continued to apear in numerous films and TV dramas made in former Yugoslavia, some of which, like the 1975 TV series Grlom u jagode where he memorably played Miki Rubiroza, achived cult status.

Filmography

Zavet (2007)
Hadersfild (2007)
Irina Palm (2007)
Klopka (2007)
La Fine del mare (2007)
L' Enfer (2005)
Ze film (2005)
Mi nismo anđeli 2 (2005)
100 minuta slave (2004)
Ne fais pas ça (2004)
Hurensohn (2004)
Mathilde (2004)
Tor zum Himmel (2003)
Mali svet (2003)
Les Marins perdus (2003)
Kako loš son (2002)
Jeu de cons (2001)
Mortel transfert (2001)
Sans plomb (2000)
Ėpouse-moi (2000)
Voci (2000)
Les Amantas criminels (1999)
Rien á dire (1999)
Emporte-moi (1999)
Crna mačka, beli mačor (1998)
Bure baruta (1998)
Rane (1998)
Il Macellaio (1998)
Artemisia (1997)
Gypsy Magic (1997)
Portraits chinois (1996)
Someone Else'2 America (1995)
Underground (1995)
La Piste du télégraphe (1994)
Tango Argentino (1992)
Tito i ja (1992)
Mi nismo anđeli (1992)
Un week-end sur deux (1990)
Seobe (1989)
Vreme čuda (1989)
Za sreću je potrebno troje (1985)
Otac na službenom putu (1985)
Jagode u grlu (1985)
Tajvanska kanasta (1985)
U raljama života (1984)
Nešto između (1983)
13.jul (1982)
Sezona mira u Parizu (1981)
Samo jednom se ljubi (1981)
Piknik u Topoli (1981)
Sok od šljiva (1981)
Posljednji podvig diverzanata Oblaka (1978)
Hajka (1977)
Priča o vojniku (1976)
Kosava (1974)
Otpisani (1974)