Dumitru R. Rădulescu, known professionally as Dem Rădulescu or Rădulescu-Biban, was a Romanian comedian, actor, director, and professor at the Caragiale National University of Theatre and Film (UNATC).
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Rădulescu in 1959
The Merry Wives of Windsor in the 1963 production: Victor Moldovan (Ancient Pistol) and Rădulescu (Frank Ford)
Rădulescu, Jean Constantin and Puiu Călinescu facing a militiaman, prison scene from Brigada Diverse intră în acțiune (1970)
Rădulescu and Emil Botta in 1976
Scene from the 1982 season of The Bedbug, with Rădulescu (on the far left) and Gheorghe Dinică (standing to his side)Filmography 40
Maria, Mirabella
Brigade Miscellaneous on Alert
Brigade Miscellaneous in the Mountains and at the Sea
Brigade Miscellaneous Steps In
Cucoana Chirița
Veronica Comes Back
Blackmail
Veronica
Circus Performers
Tonight We'll Celebrate in the Family
The Secret of Bacchus
The Secret of the Secret Weapon
Three Times Bucharest
The Premiere
Dănilă Prepeleac
The Poseidon Explosion
A Fantastic Comedy
Love at Zero Degrees
Gaudeamus igitur
The Secret Code
Seven Guys and a Gal
Hurry Slowly
A Midsummer Day's Smile
Happy Lament
Romantic Destinies
I, You, and Ovidiu
K.O.
The Teacher's Correspondence
The Cyclists Are Coming
Spring of the Goslings
Expresul de Buftea
Arms of Afrodite
A Lost Letter
Aurel Vlaicu
Tufă de Veneția
The Soimaresti Clan
Chief of the Souls Sector59 credits on file
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About this person
Dumitru R. Rădulescu, known professionally as Dem Rădulescu or Rădulescu-Biban, was a Romanian comedian, actor, director, and professor at the Caragiale National University of Theatre and Film (UNATC). Though attracted to acting in his late teens, he was initially an athlete, and had a short career in semi-professional boxing. His life, from his debut years to his fifties, was spent under the communist regime, whose values were sometimes present in his roles. At the National Theater Bucharest, young Rădulescu was mainly cast in Soviet plays, including one based on Anton Makarenko's pedagogy, before he found his niche as a performer in comedies by the Romanian classic Ion Luca Caragiale, as directed by Sică Alexandrescu. Increasingly recognized for his contributions in Shakespearean comedy, he was also a favorite of the author Aurel Baranga, who used him in satires targeting social parasitism.
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