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Iván Petrovich

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Iván Petrovich

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Also known as Ivan Petrovich

Serbian actor (1894–1962)

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Born
1796
Died
1844
Works
15

Top works

  • Polnoe sobranīe sochinenīĭ
  • Sensat︠s︡īi i zami︠e︡chanīi︠a︡ gospozhi Kurdi︠u︡kovoĭ za granit︠s︡ei︠u︡, dan l'ėtranzhe
  • Sensat︠s︡īi i zami︠e︡chanii︠a︡ gospozhi Kurdi︠u︡kovoĭ za granit︠s︡ei︠u︡, dan l'ėtranzhe
  • Fonariki i Tarantella
  • Polnoe sobranie sochineniĭ

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Film & TV

Újvidék, Austria-Hungary [now Novi Sad, Serbia]

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Iván Petrovich (1 January 1894 – 18 October 1962), born Svetislav Petrović, was a Serbian film actor and singer. He was the first actor from Yugoslavia to have a successful international movie career. Petrovich mainly worked in German cinema, but also collaborated with established directors in some 100 Hungarian, French, Spanish, Czechoslovakian and…

Known for

  • The Journey — Szabó Bácsi1959
  • Elevator to the Gallows — Horst Bencker1958
  • Witwer mit 5 Töchtern — Mr. Pepperkorn1957
  • Frühling in Berlin — Michael Markoff1957
  • The Little Czar — Großherzog Feodor1954
  • Once I Will Return — Ruge1953
  • They Call It Love — Gregory1953
  • Fritz und Friederike — Baumann, Offizier1952
  • Desires — Direktor Wallberg1952
  • The Devil Makes Three — Sigmund Neffs1952

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Iván
Family name
Petrović
Gender
male
Citizenship
West Germany
Place of birth
Novi Sad
Place of death
Munich
Occupation
film actor
Languages spoken
Hungarian
Image
Petrovich Iván.tif
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date of death
1962-10-18
date of birth
1894-00-00
start of work period
1918-00-00
Commons category
Iván Petrovich (actor)
birth name
Petrovich Iván
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