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Stanislava Pešić
Born
7 June 1941
Died
20 November 1997
Place
Belgrade, Serbia
Acting

Stanislava Pešić

Stanislava Pešić (June 7, 1941 – November 20, 1997) was a notable Serbian and Yugoslav actress best known for her performances in films such as The Poem (1961), Three Hours to Love (1968), and We Are Not Angels (1992).

Throughout her career, Pešić worked in film, television and theatre, becoming especially popular for her role as Olga Petrović in the television series Theatre in the House.

For her performance in The Poem, she received an award at the Pula Film Festival in 1961.

She passed away in 1997 in Belgrade at the age of 56.

As actor

Diver

1993 · Komšinica

We Are Not Angels

1992 · Olga

The Fall of Rock and Roll

1989 · Komina keva, tj. Klajina žena

The Legendary Life of Ernest Hemingway

1988

Good Night Fred

1981

Stardust

1976 · Jelena

5 to 7

1976 · Lela Martinović

Theater at Home

1972 · Olga Petrović

God Died in Vain

1969 · Jasna

Three Hours to Love

1968

Out of Step

1968 · Vesna Đorđević, supruga

On Paper Wings

1967

Where to After the Rain?

1967

On the Run

1967

The Climber

1966 · Dragana

The Real State of Affairs

1964

Three-Hearts Locket

1962 · Lucija, gimnazijalka (segment "Priča 1")

The Poem

1961 · Saša, porodilja sa detetom