

Actor
March 17, 1944
Dan Nuțu is a Romanian stage and film actor and producer, also known for his involvement in documentary filmmaking and film education.
A graduate of the Institute of Theatre and Film Arts (IATC) in 1966, Nuțu began his career at the Bulandra Theatre in Bucharest. He rose to prominence in cinema with his role in Sunday at Six (Duminică la ora 6, 1965), the debut feature of director Lucian Pintilie, where he played a young communist underground activist. Throughout the late 1960s, he became emblematic of a new type of screen presence in Romanian cinema—intense, rebellious, and emotionally vulnerable. Film critic Tudor Caranfil famously described him as “the tough-yet-vulnerable face of 1960s Romanian cinema.”
Man and Dog
as Marty M.
Puzzle
as Sabin Vianu
Working Girls
as George the Cook
Fürchte dich nicht, Jakob!
as Angelo, der Wahnsinnige
Ion: The Lust for the Land, the Lust for Love
as Lieutenant
Ora zero
as Jorj
The Hope
cast
Melodii, melodii
cast
Astray
as Adrian
Shootings Under the Moonlight
as Luca Aron
Steps in the Sky
as Traian
A Summer Tale
as Mihai