
Radu Beligan
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Rating Distribution
Based on 32 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention

Return to First Love
as Bucur Munteanu
1981
8.1
Chain of Weakness
as Dl. Vasilescu
1952
7.5
Singurătatea florilor
as doctorul Ovidiu Pavel
1976
6.9
Two Lottery Tickets
as Narrator (voice)
1959
4.2
Horea
as Count Iancovici
1984
3.9
Oil
as Profesorul Luca
1977
3.1
Betrayal
as Vlad
1993
2.7
Our Director
as narator
1955
2.5
The Valley Resounds
as Niki Goguleanu
1950
2.4
The Poseidon Explosion
1973
1.9
The Premiere
as Mihai Dan
1976
1.5
The Afternoon of a Torturer
as The professor
2002
1.5
Romanian Farmer
1952
1.4
The Protar Affair
as Prof. Alexandru Andronic
1956
1.2
The Boors
as Filippetto
1960
1.0
The Story of Love
as Povestitorul (voice)
1976
0.9
Stormy Night
as Rica Venturiano
1943
0.2
Medal of Honor
2010
0.1
A Lost Letter
as Agamemnon Dandanache
1954
0.1
Expresul de Buftea
as (archive footage)
1978
0.1
Aurel Vlaicu
as Ilariu Chendi
1977
0.1
Steps to the Moon
1963
0.1
Iancu Jianu, Tax Collector
as Crețulescu
1981
0.1
Iancu Jianu, Outlaw
as Crețulescu
1981
0.1
Sunday Father
as procurorul Grigore Manta
1975
0.1
Celebrul 702
as Kid Sandman
1962
0.1
The "S" Network
as Dumitrescu
1980
0.1
The Castellans
as Manole
1967
0.1
The Court Adjourns the Sentencing
as Lupaș
1976
0.1
Arms of Afrodite
as Carlos Morena Mendoza
1979
0.1
Strange Agent
as Prof. Ciurea
1974
0.1
The Return of Magellan
1974
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Radu Beligan
Radu Beligan has appeared in 32 titles, including 32 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Radu Beligan's filmography is Stormy Night (1943).
The most recent title featuring Radu Beligan is Medal of Honor (2010).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Radu Beligan is Two Lottery Tickets with an IMDb rating of 8.3.
Radu Beligan has been active for approximately 67 years, with credits spanning from 1943 to 2010.
Titles featuring Radu Beligan currently have an average IMDb rating of 7.1.
The busiest years in Radu Beligan's career include 1976, 1981, 1952.