Vladimir Tintor, whose name is pronounced with a subtle emphasis on the second syllable, "Teen-tohr", entered this world on a sweltering summer day, July 18th, 1978, in the charming city of Novi Sad, nestled within the picturesque region of Vojvodina, Serbia. The fruit of the union between Stojan, a dedicated and hardworking politician, and Ljiljana, a compassionate and nurturing schoolteacher, Vladimir was destined for greatness. He was not alone in his journey, as he was blessed with a loving and supportive family that included a brother, Vedran, a half-brother, Sasha, a step-brother, Roki, and a half-sister, Aleksandra.
Vladimir's formative years were spent in the culturally rich city of Novi Sad, where he was enrolled in the esteemed "Svetozar Markovic" high school, a renowned institution that fostered a passion for the performing arts within him.
As a student at the school, Vladimir was an integral part of its vibrant drama class, which provided him with an early and extensive introduction to the world of theatre. This initial exposure had a profound impact on his life, laying the groundwork for his future pursuits in the field.
In June 1996, Vladimir's hard work and dedication paid off as he successfully passed the audition for the Academy of Arts, a prestigious institution that would provide him with the ideal environment to hone his craft and achieve his artistic aspirations.
Vladimir's post-graduation career trajectory was marked by a significant focus on theatre productions, with notable engagements in the cities of Novi Sad, Sombor, Zrenjanin, and Belgrade.
Notable for his captivating performance as Franjo Barisic in the immensely well-received television series "Zabranjena ljubav", this talented individual made the significant decision to relocate to the culturally rich city of Zagreb, Croatia, marking a pivotal moment in his professional journey. As his career continues to blossom, he has garnered widespread recognition and is often hailed as one of the most promising actors of his generation, showcasing his immense potential and dedication to his craft.
