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Home/People/Heino Raudsik
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Born
Feb 16, 1929Died: Mar 6, 1979
Lived 50 years
Place of Birth
Tartu, Estonia
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male

Career Highlights

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IMDb Profile

Heino Raudsik

Acting

Biography
Heino Raudsik (February 16, 1929 Tartu – March 6, 1979 Tallinn) was an Estonian actor and basketball player. He graduated from Tartu 1st Secondary School in 1947 and studied law at Tartu State University in 1947–1956. Played basketball in Tartu Kalev and was a multiple winner of the 8-city tournament of the USSR. From 1952 to 1954, he worked as a coach in Jõgeva, and from 1955 to 1957 he sang in the choir of Vanemuise. In 1958–1959, he worked at Tallinn Film. In 1962-1967 he was an actor of Ugala Theater and 1969-1971 of Rakvere Theater.
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Daisy Petal Game

as Kleinert (segment "Poacher")
1978
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Gladiator

as Tiidrik
1971
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Windy Beach

as Tõnis / Miman Actor
1971
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Werewolf

Cast
1969
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Men in Soldier's Overcoats

as Tääger
1968
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Letters from the Island of the Insane

as Village Man (uncredited)
1967