Born in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Jun 02 1936• Died Jun 15 2010

Bekim Fehmiu (Albanian: [bɛˈkim fɛhˈmiu]; Cyrillic: Беким Фехмију; 1 June 1936 – 15 June 2010) was a Yugoslavian theater and film actor of Albanian ethnicity. He was the first Eastern European actor to star in Hollywood during the Cold War. In 1960, Fehmiu became a member of the Yugoslav Drama Theatre in Belgrade, which he left in 1967, citing bad treatment, to become a free artist. Fehmiu's big break was the 1967 film I Even Met Happy Gypsies, a subtle portrayal of Roma life which won two awards in Cannes and was nominated for an Oscar. Known for his…
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Ulisse

Hans Reiter

Fasil

Armando Zani #2

Ulisse

Dax Xenos

Count Alexander Cagliostro / Giuseppe Balsamo

Captain Victor Kaleb

Etruscan Soldier (uncredited)

Marić, poručnik Kraljevske vojske

Joseph

Sandro Poggi

Bora

Alexander Diakim

Ivo Bajšić

Gormond


Žarko Munižaba

Il dottor Giorgio Sironi

Baja

Roberto

Marco

Nicolay

Adam Milovanović

Ruler

Ivan Pipan

Georgi Dimitrov

Deps

Major Dragan

Kerim

Mihajlo


Milija, trubač (segment "Put")
Kálmán Furtek

Halil Beg

Doktor, obaveštajac OZNE
Marko

Esad Ljumi
Mentor

Mirko

Alberto Santoro


Himself (archive footage)

Pavle Pavlović

Himself