Milan Gutović

Gutović was born on 11 August 1946 in a Belgrade suburban neighborhood of Umka.[1] He graduated from the Belgrade Academy for theater, cinema, radio and television and became a member of Yugoslav Drama Theatre in 1967.

Gutović has worked in both the film industry and the theatre.

He has acted in the films Tesna koža (Tight Skin), Sedam i po (Seven and a Half), The Battle of Sutjeska (Sutjeska), and Bela lađa (White Boat).

On the theater stage, his performances include Laža i paralaža (Liar and Great Liar), Ko se boji Virdžinije Vulf (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?) and Milang Gutovicev Kabare (Milan Gutovic's Cabaret).

Gutović and his wife Biljana, have two sons - Janko and Spasoje. They reside in Belgrade.[1]

References

Notes

• Ćirić, Sonja. "Intervju Milan Gutovic: Mera razlike". Vreme, 9 November 2000. (in Serbian; English machine translation)
• Džodan, Neven. "Intervju Milan – Lane Gutović: Političari se prave da nisu Šojić ". Blic, 29 December 2009 (in Serbian; English machine translation)
• Lazić, Marija. "Intervju Milan Gutović: Desi se da neko ko nije budala postane ministar kulture!", Svet, 3 March 2009. (in Serbian; English machine translation)

Verbalisti Interview: Lane Gutovic, Anchors are the Murderers of the Serbian Language (VIDEO), PRODIREKT, Management Communication and Development, November 7, 2011 (in Serbian)

• Milan Gutović on IMDb