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Mira Stupica

Mira Stupica

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. She is, however, better known for her work in theatre where she met her second husband, famous theatre director Bojan Stupica. Her third husband was Cvijetin Mijatović, former president of Socialist F

Born

Aug 17, 1923

Gnjilane, Serbia

Died

Aug 19, 2016

Known For

Acting

Movies

29 acting

0 crew

Popularity

0.8

Known For

Outrage
Outrage
1982 as Miloševa nana
★ 4.6
The Misunderstanding
The Misunderstanding
1972 as Marta
★ 7.0
Breakfast with the Devil
★ 6.8
Mortal Spring
Mortal Spring
1973 as Tetka Ema
★ 6.4
The Parade
The Parade
2011 as Baka Olga
★ 6.7
Hanka
Hanka
1955 as Ajkuna
★ 5.9
Destination Death
Destination Death
1964 as Miroslava
★ 8.0
The Visit of the Old Lady
The Visit of the Old Lady
1976 as Klara Zahanasijan
★ 9.0
The Steppe
The Steppe
1962 as Nastasia
★ 6.2
Witness Out of Hell
Witness Out of Hell
1967 as Lea Weiss (voice)
★ 7.0
movie
Over the Dead
1969 as Hristina Petrović
★ 7.0
The Calendar of Jovan Orlovic
★ 10.0
Palm Tree Among Palm Trees
★ 6.5
Fourteenth Day
Fourteenth Day
1960 as Kristina
★ 6.5
Hard Way
Hard Way
1974 as Ursula Zerjun, mama
★ 10.0
The Swarm
The Swarm
1966 as Stojanka
★ 6.8
A Bloody Tale
A Bloody Tale
1969 as Piljakova majka
★ 6.4
The Sun of Another Sky
The Sun of Another Sky
1968 as Rosa
★ 6.3
Seven and a Half
Seven and a Half
2006 as Milica
★ 6.7
Before the War
Before the War
1966 as Sarka
★ 6.3
Some Far-Away Light
Some Far-Away Light
1969 as Uroševa supruga
★ 6.0
Little Man
Little Man
1957 as Nada
★ 8.0
movie
In the Net
1956 as Višnja
★ 7.0
The Tough Ones
The Tough Ones
1968 as Lepša
★ 5.5
Stojan Mutikasa
Stojan Mutikasa
1954 as Gazdinica Anđa
★ 5.0
movie
★ 10.0
I Was Stronger
I Was Stronger
1953 as Zora
★ 10.0
The Stars Are the Eyes of Warriors
★ 6.5
People's Deputy
People's Deputy
1964 as Pavka
★ 5.6