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Padre, idiote!
„Ti prvi dani, nedelje, van zatvorskih zidina, spuških, zabelskih, ili onih najsumornijih, u Centralnom zatvoru, mogli bi da stanu u jedan jedini Arsenov „Kao poslije bolesti, opet učim jesti, hodati…“ – ovako počinje knjiga Padre idiote! glumca i pisca Žarka Lauševića. Posle tri knjige ispovesti pod zajedničkim podnaslovom Dnevnik jedne robije, proslavljeni umetnik u ovoj knjizi ispisuje dane svog života na slobodi posle više od četiri godine i sedam meseci provedenih u nekoliko zatvora Crne Gore i Srbije. Šta je sačekalo Žarka Lauševića kada je stigao u Beograd? Kako je i zbog čega otišao u Njujork? Pred čitaocima će se naći nova, zanimljiva, provokativna i dokumentarno uverljiva ispovest koja se čita u dahu, poput svih prethodnih knjiga ovog autora, navodi izdavač.
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Žarko Laušević
5 books57 followersŽarko Laušević (Жарко Лаушевић) is a Montenegrin actor. Considered to be one of the most talented actors of his generation, Zarko Lausevic became a leading actor early in his career. By the age of 33, he was a major star across the former Yugoslavia on both stage and screen, displaying a wide range of dramatic skills.
In July 1993, Lausevic's entered into a quarrel with a group of local youths, together with his brother. This escalated into a fist fight, culminating in Lausevic firing multiple rounds from his handgun, killing two of the youths and seriously wounding one. Sentenced by a Montenegrin (republic) court to prison initially, his conviction was overturned by the Yugoslav (appellate) court on the grounds that the first-instance court had improperly dismissed Lausevic's self-defense argument, and the punishment was drastically reduced. Lausevic served 4 years and 7 months in prison before his release. But Lausevic faced further legal battles. There were appeals by the Montenegrin prosecution, numerous retrials and inconsistent, ad hoc rulings by the Montenegrin court system. In 2001, the prison sentence was reinstated to 13 years by the Montenegrin courts.
In the late 1990s, Lausevic left Yugoslavia for the United States. It is speculated that the move was made due to possible revenge by families of the deceased. Zarko Lausevic has been living in the United States since and is currently fighting deportation proceedings.
Zarko Lausevic was born on January 19, 1960, in Cetinje, Montenegro (one of the republics, a federal unit, that comprised the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia at that time). He fell in love with theater and acting in his early teens, and got his first TV role at the age of eighteen. In 1982, immediately upon graduating from the University of Belgrade’s Academy of Theatrical Arts, he was cast in his first lead film role. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Lausevic received mostly lead roles in 25 movies, 17 TV shows and numerous theatrical productions all across Yugoslavia. During this period, Lausevic became one of Yugoslavia's most popular movie and theatrical actors. Although young, handsome and very charismatic, it was Lausevic's dramatic skills and range as an actor that propelled him to fame across the former Yugoslavia.
Filmography:
Nož (1999) .... Alija Osmanović/Ilija Jugović
Ranjena zemlja (1999)
Rođen kao ratnik (1994) .... Gibon
Kaži zašto me ostavi (1993) .... Peđa
Bolje od bekstva (1993
Preci i potomci (1992) .... Narrator
Crni bombarder (1992) .... Šmajser
Montenegro (1991) (V)
Original falsifikata (1991) .... Stojan
Stela (1990) .... Mato Herceg
Baal (1990) (TV) .... Ekart
Zaboravljeni (1990) TV Series .... Aca 'Vena'
Kolubarska bitka (1990) (TV) .... Aleksa Dačić
Početni udarac (1990)
Atoški vrtovi - preobrazenje (1989) .... Sava slikar
Boj na Kosovu (1989) .... Miloš Obilić
Songlines (1989) (V) .... (video 'For a Million')
Braća po materi (1988) .... Braco Gavran
Camino del sur, El (1988) .... Moritz
The Fortunate Pilgrim" (1988) (mini) TV Series .... Guido
Vuk Karadžić .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović (4 episodes, 1988)
Putovanje (1988) TV Episode .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović
Vučići (1988) TV Episode .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović
Bratimstvo (1988) TV Episode .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović
Dobri hodi Crnoj Gori (1988) TV Episode .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović
Ranjenik (1988) (TV)
Leto (1988) (TV)
Oktoberfest (1987) .... Skobi
Pod ruševinama (1987) (TV)
Dogodilo se na današnji dan (1987) .... Bajra
Rimski Dan (1987) (TV) .... Sekst Propercije
Oficir s ružom (1987) .... Petar Horvat
Lepota poroka (1986) .... Mladić s cigaretom
Dobrovoljci (1986) .... Sportista
Šmeker (1986) .... Šmeker
Svečana obaveza (1986) (TV) .... Zoran Hadžikostić
Jagode u grlu (1985) .... Lale
Jedna polovina da
In July 1993, Lausevic's entered into a quarrel with a group of local youths, together with his brother. This escalated into a fist fight, culminating in Lausevic firing multiple rounds from his handgun, killing two of the youths and seriously wounding one. Sentenced by a Montenegrin (republic) court to prison initially, his conviction was overturned by the Yugoslav (appellate) court on the grounds that the first-instance court had improperly dismissed Lausevic's self-defense argument, and the punishment was drastically reduced. Lausevic served 4 years and 7 months in prison before his release. But Lausevic faced further legal battles. There were appeals by the Montenegrin prosecution, numerous retrials and inconsistent, ad hoc rulings by the Montenegrin court system. In 2001, the prison sentence was reinstated to 13 years by the Montenegrin courts.
In the late 1990s, Lausevic left Yugoslavia for the United States. It is speculated that the move was made due to possible revenge by families of the deceased. Zarko Lausevic has been living in the United States since and is currently fighting deportation proceedings.
Zarko Lausevic was born on January 19, 1960, in Cetinje, Montenegro (one of the republics, a federal unit, that comprised the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia at that time). He fell in love with theater and acting in his early teens, and got his first TV role at the age of eighteen. In 1982, immediately upon graduating from the University of Belgrade’s Academy of Theatrical Arts, he was cast in his first lead film role. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Lausevic received mostly lead roles in 25 movies, 17 TV shows and numerous theatrical productions all across Yugoslavia. During this period, Lausevic became one of Yugoslavia's most popular movie and theatrical actors. Although young, handsome and very charismatic, it was Lausevic's dramatic skills and range as an actor that propelled him to fame across the former Yugoslavia.
Filmography:
Nož (1999) .... Alija Osmanović/Ilija Jugović
Ranjena zemlja (1999)
Rođen kao ratnik (1994) .... Gibon
Kaži zašto me ostavi (1993) .... Peđa
Bolje od bekstva (1993
Preci i potomci (1992) .... Narrator
Crni bombarder (1992) .... Šmajser
Montenegro (1991) (V)
Original falsifikata (1991) .... Stojan
Stela (1990) .... Mato Herceg
Baal (1990) (TV) .... Ekart
Zaboravljeni (1990) TV Series .... Aca 'Vena'
Kolubarska bitka (1990) (TV) .... Aleksa Dačić
Početni udarac (1990)
Atoški vrtovi - preobrazenje (1989) .... Sava slikar
Boj na Kosovu (1989) .... Miloš Obilić
Songlines (1989) (V) .... (video 'For a Million')
Braća po materi (1988) .... Braco Gavran
Camino del sur, El (1988) .... Moritz
The Fortunate Pilgrim" (1988) (mini) TV Series .... Guido
Vuk Karadžić .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović (4 episodes, 1988)
Putovanje (1988) TV Episode .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović
Vučići (1988) TV Episode .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović
Bratimstvo (1988) TV Episode .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović
Dobri hodi Crnoj Gori (1988) TV Episode .... Knez Mihailo Obrenović
Ranjenik (1988) (TV)
Leto (1988) (TV)
Oktoberfest (1987) .... Skobi
Pod ruševinama (1987) (TV)
Dogodilo se na današnji dan (1987) .... Bajra
Rimski Dan (1987) (TV) .... Sekst Propercije
Oficir s ružom (1987) .... Petar Horvat
Lepota poroka (1986) .... Mladić s cigaretom
Dobrovoljci (1986) .... Sportista
Šmeker (1986) .... Šmeker
Svečana obaveza (1986) (TV) .... Zoran Hadžikostić
Jagode u grlu (1985) .... Lale
Jedna polovina da
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August 19, 2024
Predivna knjiga. Uspeo je da na duhovit način predstavi sve nevolje koje su ga dočekale nakon izlaska iz zatvora. Zadovoljstvo je čitati njegove knjige.
July 2, 2022
Pročitah je za dva dana. Realno, umetnički slabija od prve tri, nema više onih prepoznatljivih "monologa" iz samice, ali mnogo, mnogo zanimljivija. Mislim da je u ovoj knjizi definitivno "ukrala šou" Žarkova žena Anita sa njenim sarkazmom i izjavama. Izdvajam onu kad su u krcatom Njujorku sreli Ričarda Holbruka; "ajde da mu sapletemo nogu, mamu mu jebem!"
Realno je ocena 4,5/5, ne sviđa mi se završetak knjige.
Realno je ocena 4,5/5, ne sviđa mi se završetak knjige.
July 15, 2022
„Ti prvi dani, nedelje, van zatvorskih zidina, spuških, zabelskih, ili onih najsumornijih, u Centralnom zatvoru, mogli bi da stanu u jedan jedini Arsenov stih: „Kao poslije bolesti, opet učim jesti, hodati...“
Velika preporuka za ovu knjigu. Uspeo je da na duhovit način predstavi sve nevolje koje su ga dočekale po izlasku iz zatvora. Mnogo poznatih ličnosti mu je nudilo pomoć, a najbolji i najduhovitiji bio je Gaga Dragan Nikolić.
Velika preporuka za ovu knjigu. Uspeo je da na duhovit način predstavi sve nevolje koje su ga dočekale po izlasku iz zatvora. Mnogo poznatih ličnosti mu je nudilo pomoć, a najbolji i najduhovitiji bio je Gaga Dragan Nikolić.
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