Vladimir Tintor [last name pronounced Teen-tohr] was born in Novi Sad,
Vojvodina, Serbia, on July 18, 1978 to politician Stojan and school
teacher Ljiljana Tintor. He has one brother, Vedran, one half-brother,
Sasha, one step-brother, Roki and a half-sister, Aleksandra.
Vladimir grew up in Novi Sad where he attended prestigious "Svetozar
Markovic" high school and also participated in this school's ambitious
drama class. His early exposure to theatre led him to Academy of Arts
where he, with great success, passed the very first audition, in June,
1996. After graduation, Vladimir worked mostly in theatre productions
in Novi Sad, Sombor, Zrenjanin, Belgrade... Vladimir made his film
debut in "Zurka" ["The Party"] and began to establish himself as an
up-and-coming actor.
After portraying Franjo Barisic in the highly popular TV series
"Zabranjena ljubav", he moved to Zagreb, Croatia. Tintor's career is
already booming and he is often considered one of the most promising
actors of his generation.