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Ion Marinescu
Born
22 November 1930
Died
20 September 1998
Place
Craiova, Dolj, Romania
Acting

Ion Marinescu

As actor

The Old Court Libertines

The Old Court Libertines

1996 · Iorgu
The Crown of Fire

The Crown of Fire

1990
François Villon: The Maverick Poet

François Villon: The Maverick Poet

1987 · Marele Cotcar
The Doctor's Pupil

The Doctor's Pupil

1984

Un petic de cer

1984 · Secoșan
Călifar's Mill

Călifar's Mill

1984 · Iorgu
The Cherry Blossoms

The Cherry Blossoms

1984 · Petrăchescu
Cine iubește și lasă

Cine iubește și lasă

1983
Mercenaries' Trap

Mercenaries' Trap

1982 · Priest
Iancu Jianu, Tax Collector

Iancu Jianu, Tax Collector

1981 · Calafeteanu
"Concordia" Team

"Concordia" Team

1981
Vlad the Impaler: The True Life of Dracula

Vlad the Impaler: The True Life of Dracula

1979 · Mahmud Pasha
The Moment

The Moment

1979 · Mărăcineanu
For Motherland

For Motherland

1977 · Mehmet Pasha
The Escape

The Escape

1975 · Kanek
The Prodigal Father

The Prodigal Father

1974 · Neculce
Strange Agent

Strange Agent

1974 · Dr. Kann
Babusca's Adventures

Babusca's Adventures

1973 · The Bearded One
Captain's Ion Arrow

Captain's Ion Arrow

1973 · Flor
The Mona Lisa Without a Smile

The Mona Lisa Without a Smile

1968 · Caius