Danilo Stojković ( sr-cyr, Данило Стојковић; 11 August 1934 – 16 March 2002), commonly nicknamed Bata (Бата), was a

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n theatre, television and film

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. Stojković's numerous comedic portrayals of the "small man fighting the system" made him popular with Serbian and ex-Yugoslav audiences, most of them coming in collaborations with either director

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or scriptwriter

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, or both.

Early career

Stojković was born in Belgrade in 1934. By the mid-1960s, he became a well-known

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actor. He started his film career with the 1964 feature ''Izdajnik'' (lit. "The Traitor"). A string of TV and minor film roles ensued, with the most important ones coming in guise of being a father figure to the main protagonist – ''Čuvar plaže u zimskom periodu'' (''Beach Guard in Winter'', 1976), ''Pas koji je voleo vozove'' (''The Dog Who Loved Trains'', 1977) being the most recognizable ones – as well as the part in critically well-received ''Majstor i Margarita'' (''Il Maestro e Margherita''), 1972. He also fulfilled the fatherly role in an immensely popular

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'' Grlom u jagode''. The show originally aired in 1975 and kept finding its audience through numerous reruns in the 1980s and the 1990s. Most notably, he almost stole the show as the minor antagonist in Goran Marković's urban classic ''Nacionalna klasa do 750 cm³'' (''National Class Category Up to 750 ccm''), 1979.

The breakthrough

Stojković worked with the director Slobodan Šijan, who was in turn most successful when working with Dušan Kovačević scripts. Kovačević, a talented

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with a special gift for biting

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, had a knack for writing characters which Stojković could perfectly translate to screen. The combination of those three creative talents yielded some of Yugoslavia's most memorable cinematic efforts to date. Šijan, who previously worked with Stojković on several

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s, made his

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debut with '' Ko to tamo peva'' (''Who's Singing Over There?'', 1980), a farcical

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set at the beginning of

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in then

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. In a strong cast ensemble, Stojković distinguished himself with role of a

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bus passenger on the way to Beograd in the eve of 6 April 1941 – the day Belgrade was bombed by the

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marking Yugoslavia's entry into the war. ''Ko to tamo peva'' was released to great critical and commercial success, and has won two awards at the

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. The success of ''Ko to tamo peva'' opened new doors for Stojković, who then established his film star status with a string of critically acclaimed roles. He appeared in Goran Paskaljević's

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about rehab from

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, ''Poseban tretman'' ('' Special Treatment''), 1980. He reunited with Šijan for another high-water mark of Serbian film, the

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'' (''Marathon Family''). The film, a humorous piece about a family whose undertaking business is being threatened by the local

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was another smash success for Šijan and Stojković, and has

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. He also voiced

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in the Serbian-language version of ''

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''.

Marxists, spies and revolutionaries

After a couple minor roles, from which his turn as the school principal in comedy ''Idemo dalje'' (lit. ''Moving On'', 1982) deserved some mention, Stojković delivered a trio of performances which would ultimately cement his place in the Yugoslavian acting hall of fame. Oddly enough, all three of those roles would involve him portraying a character closely related to the

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ideals – or better said, satirizing a stereotype of "party men" or " marxist revolutionaries". First was his portrait of a

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wannabe revolutionary Babi Pupuška, in Šijan's ''Kako sam sistematski uništen od idiota'' (''How I Got Systematically Destroyed by an Idiot'', (1983), a story about a man who embarks on a soul-searching journey after hearing the, for him at least, shattering news of

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's demise. Building momentum from this film onward, Stojković fused his father figure persona he honed in the 1970s with the Marxist nut of Babi Pupuška, and delivered another bravura performance in Goran Paskaljević's elegiac '' Varljivo leto '68'' (''The Elusive Summer of '68'', 1984). Stojković's character of a hardline Marxist father, who cannot bear to witness the events of the 1968 unfold before his very own eyes, struck a chord with audiences. Again uniting his talents with those of Dušan Kovačević, Stojković delivered his ultimate film performance – that of the staunch

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and a full-time paranoid in '' Balkanski špijun'' (''Balkan Spy'', 1984), which was jointly directed by Božidar Nikolić and Kovačević himself. With Kovačević at his sharpest, Stojković made the role of ex-political prisoner Ilija Čvorović completely his own. Critics often single out this role as Stojković's most notable.

Late years and death

His role in ''Balkanski špijun'' was one of the last major theatrical roles for Stojković. After his major successes of the early 1980s, Stojković concentrated mainly on television and theatre, with an odd supporting role here and there. He was effective in both ''Vreme čuda'' (lit. ''Time of the Miracles'', 1989) and '' Sabirni centar'' (''The Collective Center''), and had a memorable

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in ''

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'' (1989). His most famous theatrical role was that of Luka Laban, in another Kovačević play, '' Profesionalac'' (lit. "The Professional"). He played the role until a few days before his death. In an interview in 2007 his wife told that she drove him from the hospital to his last plays and returned him to the hospital bed after the play. In the 1990s, Stojković cameoed in ''

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'' (''The Black Bomber'', 1992), and had minor roles in movies such as

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's ''

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's ''Balkanska pravila'' (''The Rules of Balkan'', 1997). Ironically enough, one of his final theatrical roles was one of an orthodox priest – a character who Babi Pupuška and Ilija Čvorović would probably despise – in

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's 1999 effort ''Belo odelo'' ("The White Suit"). After that, he appeared in an omnibus feature called ''Proputovanje'' (''Traveling'', 1999) and starred in a TV adaptation of the

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's play ''

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'' for Radio-televizija Srbije – RTS (''Otac'', 2001). Stojković died in Belgrade on 16 March 2002, after a lengthy bout with

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Awards and legacy

Throughout his lifetime, Stojković was the recipient of the Serbian

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for both theatrical (''

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'', 1990) and cinematic (''

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'', 1998) efforts. He remains as popular in death as he was in life, as his characters have entertained numerous generations of

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speakers.

Selected filmography

* ''

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'' (1964) - Stevan * '' Izdajnik'' (1964) * '' Čovek nije tica'' (1965) * ''

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'' (1966) - Nikola * ''

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'' (1966) - Ratko (segment "Put") * ''Volite se ljudi'' (1967, TV Series) * ''

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'' (1967) - Vojnik * ''Krug dvojkom'' (1967, TV Series) * '' Bokseri idu u raj'' (1967) - Professor * ''Stara koka, dobra juha'' (1967, TV Movie) * ''Ove žene posle rata'' (1967, TV Movie) * '' U raskoraku'' (1968) - Postar * ''Gorski car'' (1968, TV Series) * ''Bekstvo'' (1968, TV Movie) - Tihi * ''Delije'' (1968) - Gvozden * ''Kod Londona'' (1968, TV Series) * ''Ljubitelj golubova'' (1968, TV Movie) * ''Sezona poljubaca'' (1968, TV Movie) * ''Sajam na svoj način'' (1968, TV Movie) * ''Pre istine'' (1968) - Vodja bande * '' Ima ljubavi, nema ljubavi'' (1968) * ''Samci 2'' (1969, TV Series) * ''Rađanje radnog naroda'' (1969) - Bangeja Kukuljevic * '' Zazidani'' (1969) - Strazar Gavrilo * '' Pucanj u glavu'' (1969, Short) * ''Kako je lagao njenog muža'' (1969, TV Short) * ''

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'' (1969) * ''

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'' (1970) - Poocim - Father * ''Engleski onakav kakav se govori'' (1970, TV Short) * '' Rekvijem'' (1970) - Skretnicar * '' Prirodna granica'' (1970) - Major * '' Burduš'' (1970) - Reditelj * ''S vanglom u svet'' (1971, TV Series) * ''Ceo život za godinu dana'' (1971, TV Series) - Sveta Bajic * '' Uloga moje porodice u svjetskoj revoluciji'' (1971) - Strogi * ''Mlad i zdrav kao ruza'' (1971) * '' Bubašinter'' (1971) - Zivan Gasic * '' Diplomci'' (1971, TV Series) - Dusan Bubuleja * ''Haleluja'' (1971, TV Movie) * ''Čep koji ne propušta vodu'' (1971, TV Short) - Milicioner * '' Bez naziva'' (1971, TV Short) * ''Uniforme'' (1971, TV Mini-Series) * ''Obraz uz obraz'' (1972, TV Series) - Bata * '' Majstor i Margarita'' (1972) - Bobov * ''Deveto cudo na istoku'' (1972) * ''Razvojni put Bore Šnajdera'' (1972, TV Movie) - Selimir * ''Derviš i smrt'' (1972, TV Movie) - Vezirov defterdar * ''Ćelava pevačica'' (1972, TV Movie) - Vatrogasni kapetan * ''Kužiš stari moj'' (1973) - Pekar * ''Operacija 30 slova'' (1973, TV Series) * ''Bombardovanje Nju Hejvna'' (1973, TV Movie) - Major * ''Naše priredbe'' (1973, TV Series) * '' Pjegava djevojka'' (1973) * ''Putnik'' (1973, TV Short) - Mali * ''Policajci'' (1973, TV Movie) * ''Beograd ili tramvaj a na prednja vrata'' (1973, TV Movie) * ''Dimitrije Tucović'' (1974, TV Series) - Dragisa Lapcevic * ''

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'' (1975) - Pavlov bivsi kolega * '' Zimovanje u Jakobsfeldu'' (1975) - Damjan * ''

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'' (1975) - Covek iz kafane * ''Borisko i Natalija'' (1975, TV Short) * '' Vagon li'' (1976) - I putnik * '' Salaš u Malom Ritu'' (1976) - Damjan * ''Zvezdana prašina'' (1976, TV Movie) - Kum * ''

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'' (1979, TV Movie) - Dusanov otac * '' Gradilište'' (1979, TV Movie) - Sofer kamiona * '' Poseban tretman'' (1980) - Steva * ''Pripovedanja Radoja Domanovića'' (1980, TV Series) - Cica Ilija Stanojevic / Disko * '' Ko to tamo peva'' (1980) - Brka * ''Proleće života'' (1981, TV Movie) * ''Sijamci'' (1981, TV Mini-Series) - Djura Mitrovic * '' Idemo dalje'' (1982) - Bozur * ''

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'' (1991, TV Movie) - Milovan * ''

'' (1992) - Predsednik * '' Tri karte za Holivud'' (1993) - Ratni veteran * '' Kaži zašto me ostavi'' (1993) - Teca * '' Terasa na krovu'' (1995) - Dragutin ... 'Sova' * ''

'' (1995) - Deda * '' Urnebesna tragedija'' (1995) - Vasilije * '' Ubistvo s predumišljajem'' (1995) - Stavra Arandjelovic * '' Bila jednom jedna zemlja'' (1996, TV Mini-Series) - Deda * ''Gore dole'' (1996-1997, TV Series) - Avram Jaksic * '' Balkanska pravila'' (1997) - Sajdzija * '' Rane'' (1998) - Komsija * '' Bure baruta'' (1998) - Viktor, Alex's Father * ''

Belo odelo ''The White Suit'' () is a 1999 Serbian language film directed by Lazar Ristovski. It was a co-production between the United Kingdom and Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. It was Yugoslavia's official List of submissions to the 72nd Academy Awards for ...

'' (1999) - Priest * ''

U ime oca i sina U or u, is the twenty-first and sixth-to-last letter and fifth vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is ''u'' (pr ...

'' (1999) - Mrgud Miletic * '' Proputovanje'' (1999) - Stojan (segment "Srebrni metak") * '' Đeneral Milan Nedić'' (1999, TV Movie) - Milan Nedic * '' Otac'' (2001, TV Movie) - Kapetan Albert (final film role)

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Stojkovic, Danilo Bata 1934 births 2002 deaths Male actors from Belgrade 20th-century Serbian male actors Golden Arena winners 21st-century Serbian male actors Serbian male film actors Serbian male stage actors Serbian male television actors Serbian male voice actors Laureates of the Ring of Dobrica Deaths from lung cancer Deaths from cancer in Serbia Burials at Belgrade New Cemetery