Ion Dichiseanu
Current Interest
0.4
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 32 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
The Survivor
as Colonelul
2008
17.4
The Fight for Rome
as Furius
1968
14.6
Darclée
as Pepino
1960
10.6
General Delivery
as Dan
1962
8.1
The Fight for Rome II - The Betrayal
as Furius
1969
7.7
Between Pain and Amen
as generalul Jibolschi
2019
5.2
Porto-Franco
as Deliu
1961
3.9
Cantemir
as Erasmus
1975
3.7
Tudor
as Oarcă
1963
3.4
Titanic Waltz
as Gigi Stamatescu
1965
3.1
Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn
as Ion Dichiseanu
2021
1.5
Melodii, melodii
as Soferul
1978
1.1
Carol I
as Osman Pasha
2009
1.0
Mamaia
as Liviu
2013
0.6
For Motherland
as Osman Pasha
1977
0.3
Operation 'The Bus'
as Marius
1978
0.3The third deadly jump
as Vogel
1980
0.1
15
as General Nuță
2005
0.1
The Tunnel
as Petrescu
1966
0.1
The Hundred Lei Bill
as Andrei Pantea
1973
0.1
A Cloudless Vacation
as Sergiu
1968
0.1
Yellow Rose
as Cpt. Mărgărit
1982
0.1
The Mysteries of Bucharest
as Martac
1983
0.1
The Castle of the Condemned
as Antim
1970
0.1
The Recruitment
as Johan Nero
1985
0.1
The War of the Princesses
1970
0.1
"Concordia" Team
as Col. Neacșu
1981
0.1
Across de Lifting Gate
as Vulpașin
1965
0.1
The Last Frontier of Death
as Mjr. Dietrich Körner
1979
0.1
The Moment
as Tudor Cernat
1979
0.1
Dragostea și revoluția
as Tudor Cernat
1983
0.1Zbor periculos
as Matei Rotaru
1984
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Ion Dichiseanu
Ion Dichiseanu has appeared in 32 titles, including 32 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Ion Dichiseanu's filmography is Darclée (1960).
The most recent title featuring Ion Dichiseanu is Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn (2021).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Ion Dichiseanu is Titanic Waltz with an IMDb rating of 8.6.
Ion Dichiseanu has been active for approximately 61 years, with credits spanning from 1960 to 2021.
Titles featuring Ion Dichiseanu currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.6.
The busiest years in Ion Dichiseanu's career include 1965, 1968, 1970.
