Nikola Đuričko
Nikola Ðuričko (Никола Ђуричко; born 9 July 1974) is a Serbian actor. Nikola Đuričko was active in film, television, and in theater, his first notable role was in 1989, in the film Poslednji krug u Monci. In 1991, he played Djura in the play Dawn in East by Gordan Mihić.
Also recorded as Никола Ђуричко · Nikola Djuricko · Nikola Ðuričko
Nikola Đuričko

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- Born
- 1974. · Belgrade.
- Nationality
- Serbia and Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
- Occupation
- actor, presenter and film director.
- Education
- University of Arts in Belgrade.
- Honours
- Miloš Žutić Award, Imperator Constantine Prize and Zoran Radmilović Award.
- Languages
- Serbian.
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Personal life
He has received the Zoran Radmilović Award (2011), Miloš Žutić Award (2015), and the award for Best Actor at the FEST International Film Festival (2021).
Ðuričko was born in Belgrade, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia and graduated from the Belgrade University of Arts School of Dramatic Arts. His first notable role was in 1989, in the film Poslednji krug u Monci. On 7 June 2004 Ðuričko married a woman he had met earlier that year on the set of The Cordon, where she worked as a production assistant and he had a leading role. Together they have a daughter and a son. In late 2019, he moved from Serbia to Los Angeles with his family. In 2022 he was based in Los Angeles.
Television
class="wikitable sortable" • Year — Title — Role — Language — Notes • 1994–1995 2013–2014 — Otvorena vrata — Vojislav Jakovljević "Vojkan" — Serbian — 60 episodes • 2007–2008 — Vratiće se rode — Predrag Švabić "Švaba" — Serbian — 25 episodes • 2014–2020 — Hollands Hoop — Sasha Milos (Sasha's father) — Dutch — 19 episodes • 2015 — Legends — Tamir Zakayev — English — 9 episodes • 2018 — Informer — Lorik Gramos — English — 4 episodes • 2021 — For All Mankind — Stepan Petrovich Alexseev — English — 2 episodes • 2022 — Stranger Things — Yuri Ismaylov — English — 6 episodes
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Selected filmography ===== Film =
class="wikitable sortable" • Year — English title — Native title — Role — Language — Notes • 1998 — Barking at the Stars — Лајање на звезде Lajanje na zvezde — Milić Gavranić - Tupa — Serbian • 2001 — Thunderbirds — sr-Cyrl Munje! — Gojko Sisa — Serbian — Also released internationally as Dudes • Boomerang — Бумеранг Bumerang — Stampedo — Serbian • Natasha — sr-Cyrl sr-Latn — Marko — Serbian • 2002 — T.T. Syndrome — Т.Т. Синдром T.T. Sindrom — Sale — Serbian • Frozen Stiff — Мртав 'ладан Mrtav 'ladan — Limeni — Serbian • 2003 — Yu — Serbian • 2004 — Mirage — Илузија (mk-Latn) — Paris — Macedonian • Take a Deep Breath — Диши дубоко Diši duboko — Bojan — Serbian • When I Grow Up, I'll Be a Kangaroo — Кад порастем бићу Кенгур Kad porastem biću Kengur — Kengur — Serbian • The Robbery of the Third Reich — Пљачка Трећег рајха Pljačka Trećeg rajha — Kalauz — Serbian • 2006 — Seven and a Half — Седам и по Sedam i po — Simke — Serbian • 2009 — Technotise: Edit & I — Технотајз: Едит и ја Technotis: Edit i Ja — Bojan — Serbian • 2010 — Montevideo, God Bless You! — Монтевидео, Бог те видео! Montevideo, Bog te video! — Živković — Serbian — Also released internationally as Montevideo, Taste of a Dream • 2011 — In the Land of Blood and Honey — U zemlji krvi i meda — Darko — Bosnian • 2012 — Death of a Man in the Balkans — Смрт човека на Балкану Smrt čoveka na Balkanu — Real-estate broker — Serbian • Children of Sarajevo — Djeca — Tarik — Bosnian • 2013 — World War Z — Captain of "Belarus Airlines" — English • 2023 — The Machine — Igor — English
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- 1.Odabašić, Jelena. Sloboda Mićalović i Nikola Đuričko: Večeras pravimo spektakl u Sava centru. Blic Online. January 31, 2011.
- 2.nikoladjuricko.com. Nikola Djuricko. 2022.
- 3.Duart.hr. Serbian star actor Nikola Djuricko joins the casts of "Stranger Things". 2020-04-14.
- 4.nikoladjuricko.com. Bio. 2022.
- 5.Nikola Đuričko dobio ulogu u Netfliksovoj hit seriji "Stranger things".
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