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Milan Puzić
General Alexander Löhr
Predrag Tasovac
General Joseph Kibler
Miodrag Radovanović
General Fritz Neidhold
Ramiz Sekić
General August Schmidthuber
Svetolik Nikačević
Feldmaršal Ewald von Kleist
Dragan Zarić
Kapetan Paul Gerhard
Marko Todorović
Vojni tužilac
Jovan Milićević
Predsednik suda
Uroš Glovacki
Vojni branilac
Branko Milićević
Nadzornik zatvora
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Sava Mrmak
- Screenplay & Story
- Sinisa Pavic
- Original Title
- Čovek koji je bombardovao Beograd
- Country of Origin
- Yugoslavia
- Spoken Languages
- Serbo-Croatian
- Runtime
- 1h 9m
- Production Studios
- Radiotelevizija Beograd
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Sava Mrmak
Sinisa Pavic
Department Leadership Roster
Sinisa Pavic
Writer
Sava Mrmak
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Man Who Bombed Belgrade
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is The Man Who Bombed Belgrade about?
A TV drama set shortly after WW2 about court trial of former German generals accused for bombing the Yugoslavia's capital Belgrade.
Who directed The Man Who Bombed Belgrade?
The Man Who Bombed Belgrade was directed by Sava Mrmak.
Who stars in The Man Who Bombed Belgrade?
The principal cast of The Man Who Bombed Belgrade includes Milan Puzić, Predrag Tasovac, Miodrag Radovanović, Ramiz Sekić, Svetolik Nikačević.
When was The Man Who Bombed Belgrade released and how long is it?
The Man Who Bombed Belgrade was released in 1976 with a total runtime of 1h 9m.