Biography
Colea Răutu (18 November 1912 – 13 May 2008) was a Romanian actor, born in Bălţi (Russian Empire, now Republic of Moldova). He participated in more than fifty movies and TV series, among other the western film Apachen, the Romanian TV series Toate pînzele sus, and the prize-winning film Răscoala. Description above from the Wikipedia article Colea Răutu, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Movies & TV Shows
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Uncle Marin, the Billionaire (1979) — directorul hotelului
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Michael the Brave (1971) — Ottoman Sultan Murad III
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Apache (1973) — Nana
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The Earth's Most Beloved Son (1993) — Traian Petrini
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Ulzana (1974) — Nana
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The Last Assault (1985) — Sgt. Pliushkin II
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Full Sail (1977) — Spânu' (as Colea Rautu)
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The Mill of Good Luck (1957) — Pintea
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Last Night of Love (1980) — Army doctor Captain Floroiu
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The Last Bullet (1973) — Bănică
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Proud Heritage (1989)
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Stephen the Great: Vaslui 1475 (1975) — Pasha Soliman
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Mercenaries' Trap (1982) — Ciungul
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The Immortals (1974) — Iusuf Pașa
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The Duel (1981) — Grigore Maimuca
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Revenge (1978) — Comisarul Maimuca
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The Leatherstocking Tales (1969) — Die Gespaltene Eiche
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The Poseidon Explosion (1973)
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Pintea (1976) — Colonel
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Michael, the Dog That Sang (1979)
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The Outlaws (1966)
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For Motherland (1977) — Colonel George Slăniceanu
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The Uprising (1966) — Cosma Butuc
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The Dowry of Lady Ralu (1972) — Mamulos
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Accident (1977) — Comandantul Directiei Militiei Judiciare
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Singurătatea florilor (1976) — maistrul Dumitru Pavel, fratele lui Ovidiu
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The Soimaresti Clan (1965) — Temir Bei
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The Thirst (1960) — Ardeleanu
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The Revenge of the Outlaws (1968) — Ibrahim
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The Kidnapping of the Maidens (1968) — Ibrahim
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Three Times Bucharest (1967)
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The Week of the Madmen (1971) — Mamulos
- The Making of the World (1971) — Filipache
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The Martens Brothers (1974) — Lotrul Grigore Gogolea
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The Prodigal Father (1974) — Voicu
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Hot Days (1976) — Tănase
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Atkins (1985) — Der Alte
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White Trial (1966)
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Sea Cat (1964) — Col. Dragomir
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The Lost Forest (1972) — Gendarme Pangrate