Sophia Williams
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joined Aug 2003
Let's raise a glass to Ljuba Tadić.
na rub pamet romansiran paranoja naš doba
That man was truly significant—largely due to his unique connection with Krleža.
He wasn't just an actor who stood out as a bright spot in put u raj—which, unfortunately, left Krleža so disappointed he wouldn't touch any of his works for ten years—but he was also the most vital link in convincing Krleža to finally greenlight the TV movie (or drama, if you prefer) "na rub pamet romansiran paranoja naš doba," based on perhaps Krleža's finest novel. (If *The Return of Philip Latinović* is an existentialist philosophy, then *na rub pamet romansiran paranoja naš doba* is a dramatized paranoia of our era...)
To the great heartbreak of everyone involved in the production, Krleža didn't live long enough to see it come to life.
Tadić plays the Doctor here with unmatched skill—perfectly capturing the essence of the role.
We are missing that drama on our television screens today—both because of Krleža and because of Tadić...