Sutjeska (1973)

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Written by Sergei Bondarchuk, Wolf Mankovitsch

Directed by Stipe Delic

Running Time: 155 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1973

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: Yugoslavia

Filmed in Colour

The Time: May,. The Place: Yugoslavia. The Mission: Capture Tito dead or alive and destroy the Partisan Nation! WWII action starring Richard Burton 1973.

When is Sutjeska next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Movies4Men 2 December 11th, 10:30am. See more...

Cast

Image for Richard BurtonRichard BurtonJosip Broz Tito
Ljuba TadicSava Kovacevic
Velimir 'Bata' ZivojinovicKomandant Nikola
Irene PapasPartisan Woman
Milena DravicVera
Bert Sotlar
Boris DvornikDalmatinac
Rade Markovic
Ljubisa SamardzicPartisan
Nikola-Kole AngelovskiPartisan
Stole ArandjelovicPop
Neda Arneric
Petar Banicevic
Relja BasicCap. Stewart
Boro Begovic
Ron Berkeley
Demeter BitencGerman Major
Mirko Boman
Milan Bosiljcic
Alan Smithee
Husein Cokic
Michael Cramer
Anton DiffringGerman Col.
Tone Gogala
Mite Grozdanov
Milan Gutovic
Ilija Ivezic
Zvonko Jovcic
Rastislav Jovic
Milos Kandic
Toni Laurencic
Sulejman Lelic
Miroljub Leso
Vesna Malohodzic
Tana Mascarelli
Günter MeisnerGerman General
Milutin Micovic
Vladimir Popovic
Milan Puzic
Dina Rutic
Image for Marinko SebezMarinko Sebez
Abdurrahman Shala
Branko Spoljar
Goran Sultanovic
Dusan Tadic
Arif Vala
Slobodan Velimirovic
Mihajlo Viktorovic
Janez Vrhovec
Brook Williams
Vladan Zivkovic

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