Mira Banjac wanted to commit suicide!

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Look Banjac He belongs to the first generation of actors who graduated from the Novi Sad Theater School in 1950. During the Second World War he was in the First Proletarian Brigade for a year.

He reluctantly remembers his childhood. She would never return at that time. Life did not caress her, but Mira, she never gave up. He walked through life with his head held high.

– In fact, he was not a child at all. I was, well, a being. Second, I lived with my grandmother. My father was an American. He was brought here when he was in his twenties. He didn’t even know Serbian, he was married to my mother, who was a beautiful girl, Mira Banjac recalled earlier, and then she said that her parents lived together for only four years, and then my father returned to America, promising to send her to her mother. papers for her and little Mira. I wanted them to come too. He kept his promise, but something happened that he will remember for a long time.

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– My uncles didn’t budge. And so, we did not leave. Then the mother went to Belgrade, where she got a job. When the borders between Serbia and Croatia were closed, she stayed in Belgrade, I in Erdevik, where I was born, with my paternal grandmother and my aunt, who also came from America and spoke little Serbian. The two women were arguing terribly and I lived there and longed for my mother. Because of them two, grandmother and aunt, I never learned English. Mira admits.

When he graduated, he immediately married his first great love, Andrej Jovanović. They met while studying acting in Novi Sad. Mira became a mother on the 24th and gave birth to a son, Branislav Bran.

At one point in the crisis, Mira Banjac was thinking of taking her own life.

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– I groaned in the streets of Belgrade, I was about to raise my hand for me. I had to borrow money. First I came across greengrocers, who took three times as much and it was rassomon. One day I went to the ‘Metropol’ hotel, I asked for coffee, I sat down to write a letter and I wanted to jump in – said Mira Banjac.

– At one point, Stipe Delic called me. He says he wants me to do a great leading role. It was the famous Maria, so they cut my hair up to my head. The contract was for millions. I sign and pay all debts. It was my darkness, but also a purification. I have never borrowed half a dinar in my life! “I wouldn’t do it,” Mira once told the media.