Miroslav Nemec
Miroslav Nemec (born 26 June 1954) is a German actor. Since 1991 he has played Inspector Ivo Batic in the Munich Tatort alongside Udo Wachtveitl.
Also recorded as Miroslav Němec
Miroslav Nemec
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- Name
- Miroslav Nemec
- Birth Name
- Miroslav Strkanec
- Born
- 26 June 1954
- Birthplace
- Zagreb, Yugoslavia
- Occupation
- Actor
- Spouse
- Katrin Jäger
- Nationality
- Germany
- Honours
- Bavarian Order of Merit · Bayerischer Poetentaler · Bavarian TV Awards · Order of Karl Valentin · Golden Schlitzohr
- Languages
- German
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Miroslav Nemec (born 26 June 1954) is a German actor. Since 1991 he has played Inspector Ivo Batic in the Munich Tatort alongside Udo Wachtveitl.
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Miroslav Nemec (born 1954) is a German actor and musician. The actor was born in Zagreb.
Languages used include German. Miroslav Nemec received Bavarian Order of Merit, Bavarian TV Awards and Bayerischer Poetentaler, among others.
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• Name — Miroslav Nemec • Birth Name — Miroslav Strkanec • Born — 26 June 1954 • Birthplace — Zagreb, Yugoslavia • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1977-present • Spouse — Katrin Jäger
Early life and education
Early life and education
Nemec was born in Zagreb as Miroslav Strkanec. His father Milan worked at a bank and his mother Nina was a secretary. After his parents divorced, he moved to Bavaria at the age of twelve and was adopted by relatives in Freilassing. He went to school in Traunstein, where at fifteen he started band Asphyxia. Nemec studied piano at Mozarteum in Salzburg. After qualifying as a music teacher, he trained as an actor in Zürich.
Stage
Stage
From 1977 Nemec worked in theatre. He appeared at the Cologne Stages, the Bavarian State Theatre, and theatres in Essen and Munich. In 1992/93 he played Puck in Benjamin Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Oper Frankfurt.
Television
Television
Nemec had his first television role in Die Wiesingers (1984), playing a son-in-law of a Munich brewery family. He appeared in Liebling Kreuzberg (1990), and had guest parts in Derrick and Der Alte. Nemec first appear in Tatort in 1988, in an episode with Götz George. Three years later he took over the role of Inspector Ivo Batic in the Munich series. Their 100th, final, episode shown in April 2026.
Other work
Other work
Nemec leads the Miro Nemec Band and still plays with his school band Asphyxia. He wrote an autobiography, Miroslav – Jugoslav (2011), and two crime novels. In 1994 he co-founded HAND IN HAND, a charity for war orphans in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Tatort colleagues Wachtveitl and Michael Fitz. It was dissolved in 2004.
Personal life
Personal life
Nemec was married in the 1980s and has a daughter. He has married in 2013 with Katrin Jäger. Their daughter was born in 2012.
Filmography
Filmography
• Year — Title — Notes • 1984 — Die Wiesingers — TV series • 1985 — Aktenzeichen XY … ungelöst — 3 episodes • 1988 — Tatort: Gebrochene Blüten — with Götz George • 1989 — Tatort: Der Pott — with Götz George • 1990 — Liebling Kreuzberg — 3 episodes • 1991–2026 — Tatort — Munich series • 1994 — Der Salzbaron — 5 episodes • 2004 — Das Traumschiff — "Sri Lanka" • 2013 — Der blinde Fleck • 2014–15 — Dr. Klein — 12 episodes
Identity
Identity
Miroslav Nemec is recorded with the occupation film actor. Recorded as a citizen of Germany.

„Geheimniskrämer“ mit Martin Klempnow und seinen Gästen. Aufzeichnung des Westdeutschen Rundfunks im Studio Köln-Bocklemünd vom 24. Januar 2018
Raimond Spekking · © Raimond Spekking / CC BY-SA 4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
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1954
Miroslav Nemec was born on 26 June 1954.
Publications
• Miroslav - Jugoslav. Gerhard Hess Verlag, 2011. • Die Toten von der Falkneralm. Albrecht Knaus Verlag, 2016. • Kroatisches Roulette. Penguin Verlag, 2018.
Awards
• 1997: Goldener Löwe (with Udo Wachtveitl) • 2001: Bavarian Television Award for Tatort: Kleine Diebe • 2002: Grimme Award for Tatort: Im freien Fall • 2011: Grimme Award for Tatort: Nie wieder frei sein • 2011: Bavarian Order of Merit • 2012: Bavarian Television Award, Honorary Prize (with Wachtveitl) • 2017: Bavarian Constitutional Medal in Silver
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- 1.Miroslav Nemec - Biography. IMDb.
- 2.Munzinger – Wissen, das zählt. online.munzinger.de.
- 3.Miroslav Nemec als Kommissar Ivo Batic. Tatort-Fans. 14 October 2016.
- 4.Miroslav Nemec. Agentur Dietrich.
- 5.Miroslav Nemec. WEB.DE. 26 June 1954.
- 6.Strand, Susan. Tatort: Germany's Longest Running Drama. MHz Choice Blog. 2017-05-03.
- 7.Miroslav Nemec. bookavip.de.
- 8.Miroslav Nemec. Penguin Verlag.
- 9.Miroslav Nemec. IMDb.
- 10.Was die Ex-Partnerinnen in der Doku verraten. Stern. 24 June 2019.
- 11.Fünf Adolf Grimme-Preise 2002 für BR-TATORT "Im freien Fall". Presseportal. 21 March 2002.
- 12.Miroslav Nemec. Obrasso Concerts.
- 13.Miroslav Nemec. BookaVIP.
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Miroslav Nemec received Bavarian Order of Merit, Bayerischer Poetentaler, Bavarian TV Awards, Order of Karl Valentin and Golden Schlitzohr.
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