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Dragomir Stanojević (1941-2017)

Alias:
Bata Kameni
D. Stanojevic
Dragan Stanojevic
Dragomir Bata Stanojevic-Kameni
Dragomir Stanojevic-Bata Kameni
Dragomir Stanojevic-Kameni

Birthplace:
Belgrade, Serbia

Born:
July 30, 1941

Died:
May 24, 2017

Biography from TheMovieDB

Dragomir Stanojevic, alias Bata Kameni, the most famous Serbian stuntman who has appeared in more than 500 films and TV series. Born in Belgrade, Serbia. Elementary and secondary school finished in Belgrade, and stunt academy ended up in Paris, France. He lived in Paris, Munich and Berlin. During the stunt and acting career, Bata's life often exhibited risk - injuries can not count, but says it is certainly more than 450 times breaking bones by performing various stunts. He is married to Vesna and has a son Uros who spent several years in USA, where he studied. He has won numerous awards, including Lifetime Achievement Award was given at the Film Festival in Nis, the award for outstanding contribution to the Yugoslav film obtained from the Yugoslav Film Archive and many other.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Stunts:
1981  Possession
1984  Balkan Spy

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TV Performances

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TV Production

Special Effects:
1974  Derrick

Stunts:
1974  Derrick

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