Mitică Popescu (; 2 December 1936 – 3 January 2023) was a Romanian actor.

Biography

Popescu was born in Bucharest on 2 December 1936. He died on 3 January, at the age of 86, at the Elias Hospital in Bucharest, where he was hospitalized.

Activity

Theatre

* ''

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'' by Brian Friel (1973) * ''Vreți să jucați cu noi?'' by Alecu Popovici (1974) * ''Logodnicul, Momâie- Matca'' by Marin Sorescu (1974) * ''Andrei- Răspântia cea mare'' by V. I. Popa (1974) *''Sagredo- Galileo Galilei'' by

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(1975) * ''Serviescu'', ''Mânia posturilor'' by Vasile Alecsandri (1975) * ''Doctorul John C.Bates'', ''Dosarul Andersonville'' by

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(1976) * ''Hjalmar Ekdal, fotograf'', ''Rața sălbatică'' by

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(1976) * ''Cititorul by contor'' by Paul Everac (1976) * ''Ducele – Oamenii cavernelor'' by William Saroyan (1976) * ''Stelică – Două ore by pace'' by D. R. Popescu (1977) * ''Omul, continuați să puneți întrebări'' by Ada D'Albon (1977) * ''XX – Emigranții'' by Slawomir Mrozek (1977) * ''Gunoierul – Nebuna din Chaillot'' by Jean Giraudoux (1978) * ''Lodovico Nota – Să îmbrăcăm pe cei goi'' by Luigi Pirandello (1978) * ''Sidney Hopcroft – Pluralul englezesc'' by

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(1979) * ''Bătrânul domn – Nu sunt Turnul Eiffel'' by Ecaterina Oproiu (1979) * ''Funcționarul – O șansă pentru fiecare'' by

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(1979) * ''Ioachim – Evul mediu întâmplător'' by

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(1980) * ''Koroviev- Maestrul și Margareta'' în

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(1980) * ''Năiță Lucean – Niște țărani'' by Dinu Săraru (1981) * ''Ticlete – Ca frunza dudului din rai'' by D. R. Popescu (1982) *''Regele Ignațiu – Ivona, principesa Burgundiei'' by Witold Gombrowicz (1983) * ''Mitică Popescu'' by Camil Petrescu (1984) * ''Fedea – O femeie drăguță cu o floare și ferestre spre nord'' by

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(1986) * ''Actorii'' (1990) * ''Messer Niccia'', ''Mătrăguna'' by Niccolò Machiavelli (1991) * ''Florent'', ''Monștrii sacri'' by Jean Cocteau (1991) * ''Jacques'', ''Jacques și stăpânul său'' by Milan Kundera (1992) * ''Piotr Nikolaevici Sorin- Pescărușul'' by

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(1993) * ''Amiens – Cum vă place'' by William Shakespeare (1996) * ''Domnul Hardcastle – Noaptea încurcăturilor'' by

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(1997) * ''Victor Velasco – Desculți în parc'' by Neil Simon (1997) * ''Bătrînul – Sonata fantomelor'' by August Strindberg (1999) * ''Chrysalby – Școala femeilor'' by Moliere (1999) * ''Pantalone – Slugă la doi stăpâni'' by Carlo Goldoni (1999) * ''Deogracias – Cimitirul păsărilor'' by

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(2000) * ''Julien Rougier – Viitorul e maculatură'' by Vlad Zografi (2000) * ''Morris'', ''Alex și Morris'' by Michael Elkin (2000) * ''Bătrânul'', ''Colonia îngerilor'' by

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(2000)

Filmography

* '' Umilință'' (2011) - Sandu * '' Ticăloșii'' (2007) * ''

Păcală se întoarce Păcală (Romanian, from ''a păcăli'', "to dupe"; sometimes rendered Pâcală or Pîcală) is a fictional character in Romanian folklore, literature and humor. An irreverent young man, seemingly a peasant, he reserves contempt and irony for the ...

'' (2006) – a peasant * ''Sistemul nervos'' (2005) * ''Lotus'' (2004) – Manasia * '' Dulcea saună a morții'' (2003) – Mutul * ''Turnul din Pisa'' (2002) – Colonel * '' The Earth's Most Beloved Son'' (1993) – Securist * ' (1993) * ''Rămânerea'' (1992) * '' Miss Litoral'' (1990) * ''Idolul și Ion-Anapoda''(1988) – * ''Drumeț în calea lupilor'' (1988) – poștașul * ''Un studio în căutarea unei vedete'' (1988) * '' The Moromete Family'' (1987) – Cocoșilă * '' Trenul by aur'' (1987) – Comisar Munteanu * '' Căsătorie cu repetiție'' (1985) – Mitică * ''Fapt divers'' (1984) * ''Emisia continuă'' (1984) * ''Fram'' (Serial TV) (1983) * ''Mitul lui Mitica'' (1982) – yourself * ''Un Saltimbanc la Polul Nord'' (1982) * ''Saltimbancii'' (1981) * ''Vânătoarea by vulpi'' (1980) – Năiță Lucean * '' Clipa'' (1979) * ''Gustul și culoarea fericirii'' (1978) * ''Tănase Scatiu'' (1975) * ''Zidul'' (1974) * ''Stejar, extremă urgentă'' (1973)

References

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Popescu, Mitica 1936 births 2023 deaths Male actors from Bucharest Romanian male film actors Romanian male television actors Members of the Romanian Orthodox Church Romanian male stage actors 20th-century Romanian male actors 21st-century Romanian male actors Caragiale Academy of Theatrical Arts and Cinematography alumni