God Died in Vain
Jun 30, 1969 · 1h 25m
Director
Radivoje 'Lola' ĐukićOverview
A trademark comedy by well known Yugoslav writer Radivoje 'Lola' Djukic. Nenad and Predrag are twin brothers. Nenad is the poor carpenter who works in the factory with deep financial problems, and he is one of the union leaders. On the other hand, his twin brother Predrag is the successful executive of a large socialist company, and he enjoys all the benefits of his position. As Predrag's company refuses to give a loan to Nenad's factory, Nenad decides to kidnap his twin brother with his union mates and to take his place in order to get the credit. But in the process, their plan has been unexpectedly changed.
Cast of God Died in Vain
Miodrag Petrović 'Čkalja'Predrag / Nenad
Stanislava PešićJasna
Zdravka KrstulovićLepa
Živojin 'Žika' MilenkovićMićko
Đokica MilakovićTrpko
Miodrag 'Deba' PopovićMrgud
Mihajlo ViktorovićInžinjer Đura
Željka RajnerVida
Mihajlo 'Bata' PaskaljevićPuniša- Miroslav 'Duda' RadivojevićBubac 'Veliko đubre'
- Stevan MinjaMlekce 'Malo đubre'
Olga IvanovićKomšinica- Milivoje 'Mića' TomićOtac blizanaca
- Nada Urban
Milan Puzić
Crew of God Died in Vain
About God Died in Vain
What is God Died in Vain about?
A trademark comedy by well known Yugoslav writer Radivoje 'Lola' Djukic. Nenad and Predrag are twin brothers. Nenad is the poor carpenter who works in the factory with deep financial problems, and he is one of the union leaders. On the other hand, his twin brother Predrag is the successful executive of a large socialist company, and he enjoys all the benefits of his position. As Predrag's…
When was God Died in Vain released?
God Died in Vain was released on June 30, 1969.
How long is God Died in Vain?
God Died in Vain runs 1 hour 25 minutes (85 minutes).
Who directed God Died in Vain?
God Died in Vain was directed by Radivoje 'Lola' Đukić.
Who is in the cast of God Died in Vain?
The cast of God Died in Vain includes Miodrag Petrović 'Čkalja' (Predrag / Nenad), Stanislava Pešić (Jasna), Zdravka Krstulović (Lepa), Živojin 'Žika' Milenković (Mićko) and Đokica Milaković (Trpko).