Husein Čokić passed away: He started his career in Banja Luka, starred in the film "March on the Drina"
Nezavisne
By Ratko Bogosavac
4/16/2026
It started at the Banja Luka Theatre
Čokić was born in 1931 in Ključ, and spent his working life in Banja Luka.
According to the regionalexpress.hr portal, which published the news of his death, Čokić began his acting career in 1953 at the National Theater of Bosanska Krajina in Banja Luka, where he performed a whole range of roles.
What he's been playing
He gained full recognition as an actor in film, collaborating with leading ex-Yugoslav directors, such as Branko Bauer in the film “Face to Face”, “Steps Through the Fog” and “Cat Under the Helmet” by Žorž Skrigin, “March on the Drina” by Žika Mitrović, “Horse on the Mountain” by Fadil Hadžić, “Doctor Mladen” by Midhat Mutapčić, “Saboteurs” and “Valter Defends Sarajevo” by Hajrudin Šiba Krvavac, “Shepherd” by Bakir Tanović, “The Ninth Miracle in the East” by Vlatko Filipović and “Ljubica” by Krešo Golik.
He has also successfully appeared in numerous co-production films and TV series, as well as in drama productions of Sarajevo Television.
He has made a total of 28 feature films and about twenty TV films, TV series, short films and television dramas.
He also starred in a foreign film
Together with Bekim Fehmiu, he paved the way for ex-Yugoslav actors in foreign films. Among other things, he starred in the classic "Vineta" (1963).
The monodrama "Socrates' Defense and Death", which he performed extremely successfully at a time when Ljuba Tadić played the same monodrama on stage, will remain inscribed and remembered in the golden letters of the theatre.
COKIC, Husein
Born: 6/16/1931, Kljuc, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Yugoslavia
Died: 4/14/2026, Pula, Croatia
Husein Cokic’s westerns – actor:
Apache Gold – 1963
(Will Parker)
The Jack London Story (TV) – 1973 (Jim
Goodman/Gustavson)
[as Husein
Cokie]

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