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When was Niksa Butijer born?
Niksa Butijer was born on October 6, 1978, in Dubrovnik, Croatia.
What actors and actresses appeared in Bijela - 2013?
The cast of Bijela - 2013 includes: Lana Baric Niksa Butijer Filip Krizan
What actors and actresses appeared in Ljepotan - 2013?
The cast of Ljepotan - 2013 includes: Niksa Butijer as Mladen Marina Redzepovic as Maja
What actors and actresses appeared in Majstori - 2013?
The cast of Majstori - 2013 includes: Goran Bogdan as Ilija Niksa Butijer as Baja Areta Curkovic as Keka Mate Gulin Kresimir Mikic Bojan Navojec as Lujo
When did Niksa Fulgosi die?
Niksa Fulgosi died on September 30, 1996, in Croatia.
What actors and actresses appeared in Tulum - 2009?
The cast of Tulum - 2009 includes: Niksa Butijer as Braco Zlatko Gregorevcic as Prodavac Igor Hamer as Decko Luka Kuzmanovic as Sekin decko Leona Paraminski as Ona Robert Perisic as Grobar Robert Prosan as Mali Andjela Ramljak as Seka Mara Toldi as Baka
What actors and actresses appeared in Mali debeli rakun - 2013?
The cast of Mali debeli rakun - 2013 includes: Lea Andusic Angela Bulum as Mom Niksa Butijer as Dad Gracija Filipovic as Lily Andela Karacic Perica Martinovic Gabrijela Tutek Primorac as Anka Vanesa Vidakovic Natrlin Karla Zuanic
When did Niksa Stefanini die?
Niksa Stefanini died on July 4, 1973, in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.
When was Niksa Kuselj born?
Niksa Kuselj was born on October 15, 1971, in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia (now Croatia).
When was Niksa Fulgosi born?
Niksa Fulgosi was born on March 25, 1919, in Split, Croatia, Yugoslavia [now Croatia].
What actors and actresses appeared in Zivotinjsko carstvo - 2012?
The cast of Zivotinjsko carstvo - 2012 includes: Niksa Butijer as Medo Ozren Grabaric as Tata Daren Grgicevic as mali Martin Swen Grgicevic as Martin Natasa Janjic as Mama Domagoj Jankovic as Alojz Ivan Magud as Mis Toni Renaud as Vojnik Josko Sevo as Mate Boris Svrtan as Narator
When was Niksa Stefanini born?
Niksa Stefanini was born on October 9, 1905, in Zadar, Croatia, Austria-Hungary [now Croatia].
