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Mira Stupica

Bio: Miroslava "Mira" Stupica  (born August 17, 1923 in Gnjilane, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes) is a Serbian actress primarily famous for her illustrious work in the theatre. She began acting in high school and made her feature film debut in 1951 film Bakonja fra Brne by Fedor Hanžeković
Born: Fri, Aug 17 1923
Birthplace: Gnjilane, Serbia

Death: Fri, Aug 19 2016
Mira Stupica is 93 years old
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Movies (Acting Roles)

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Poster of The Parade
The Parade
Mira Stupica was
88 in The Parade
as 'Baka Olga'.
Mon, Oct 31 2011
Poster of Seven and a Half
Seven and a Half
Mira Stupica was
82 in Seven and a Half
as 'Milica'.
Wed, Jun 21 2006
Poster of Outrage
Outrage
Mira Stupica was
59 in Outrage
as 'Miloševa nana'.
Mon, Oct 25 1982
Poster of The Visit of the Old Lady
The Visit of the Old Lady
Mira Stupica was
52 in The Visit of the Old Lady
as 'Klara Zahanasijan'.
Tue, Jul 06 1976
Poster of Hard Way
Hard Way
Mira Stupica was
50 in Hard Way
as 'Ursula Zerjun, mama'.
Thu, Apr 25 1974
Poster of Mortal Spring
Mortal Spring
Mira Stupica was
49 in Mortal Spring
as 'Tetka Ema'.
Mon, Jan 01 1973
Poster of How to Die
How to Die
Mira Stupica was
48 in How to Die
Mon, Mar 20 1972
Poster of The Stars Are the Eyes of Warriors
The Stars Are the Eyes of Warriors
Mira Stupica was
48 in The Stars Are the Eyes of Warriors
as 'Nana'.
Thu, Mar 16 1972
Poster of Breakfast with the Devil
Breakfast with the Devil
Mira Stupica was
47 in Breakfast with the Devil
as 'Olga'.
Tue, Jul 13 1971
Poster of Some Far-Away Light
Some Far-Away Light
Mira Stupica was
45 in Some Far-Away Light
as 'Uroševa supruga'.
Wed, Jan 01 1969
Poster of A Bloody Tale
A Bloody Tale
Mira Stupica was
45 in A Bloody Tale
as 'Piljakova majka'.
Wed, Jan 01 1969
Poster of The Sun of Another Sky
The Sun of Another Sky
Mira Stupica was
45 in The Sun of Another Sky
as 'Rosa'.
Sat, Aug 31 1968
Poster of The Tough Ones
The Tough Ones
Mira Stupica was
44 in The Tough Ones
as 'Lepša'.
Mon, Jan 01 1968
Poster of Witness Out of Hell
Witness Out of Hell
Mira Stupica was
43 in Witness Out of Hell
as 'Lea Weiss (voice)'.
Wed, Jun 28 1967
Poster of Palm Tree Among Palm Trees
Palm Tree Among Palm Trees
Mira Stupica was
43 in Palm Tree Among Palm Trees
as 'Palma'.
Wed, Jun 21 1967
Poster of Before the War
Before the War
Mira Stupica was
42 in Before the War
as 'Sarka'.
Wed, Jun 15 1966
Poster of The Swarm
The Swarm
Mira Stupica was
42 in The Swarm
as 'Stojanka'.
Mon, May 16 1966
Poster of Destination Death
Destination Death
Mira Stupica was
40 in Destination Death
as 'Miroslava'.
Sat, Mar 14 1964
Poster of People's Deputy
People's Deputy
Mira Stupica was
40 in People's Deputy
as 'Pavka'.
Wed, Jan 01 1964
Poster of The Steppe
The Steppe
Mira Stupica was
38 in The Steppe
as 'Nastasia'.
Tue, Mar 06 1962
Poster of Fourteenth Day
Fourteenth Day
Mira Stupica was
37 in Fourteenth Day
as 'Kristina'.
Tue, Dec 20 1960
Poster of Little Man
Little Man
Mira Stupica was
33 in Little Man
as 'Nada'.
Wed, May 29 1957
Poster of In the Net
In the Net
Mira Stupica was
32 in In the Net
as 'Višnja'.
Sun, Jan 01 1956
Poster of Hanka
Hanka
Mira Stupica was
32 in Hanka
as 'Ajkuna'.
Fri, Dec 30 1955
Poster of Stojan Mutikasa
Stojan Mutikasa
Mira Stupica was
30 in Stojan Mutikasa
as 'Gazdinica Anđa'.
Mon, Mar 15 1954
Poster of I Was Stronger
I Was Stronger
Mira Stupica was
29 in I Was Stronger
as 'Zora'.
Wed, Jun 17 1953

TV Shows (Acting Roles)

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Ages in TV shows are based off the first air date and may not be accurate. View individual episode details for accurate ages
Poster of Open Doors
Open Doors
Mira Stupica was
71+ in Open Doors
as 'Kristina Trobozić Tinče, Dragoslavova majka'.
First Air Date
Fri, Nov 25 1994
Poster of Stories from the Factory
Stories from the Factory
Mira Stupica was
62+ in Stories from the Factory
as 'Emilija Bošnjaković 'Babac''.
First Air Date
Sun, Sep 22 1985
Poster of Deutscher Filmpreis
Deutscher Filmpreis
Mira Stupica was
27+ in Deutscher Filmpreis
as 'Self'.
First Air Date
Mon, Jan 01 1951