Uldis Dumpis
Biography
Uldis Dumpis (born October 3, 1943, in Riga, Latvia) is a Latvian stage, film, and television actor, as well as a poet and translator. He has been a member of the Dailes Theatre since 1962 and has appeared in many Latvian and Soviet films, including The Long Road in the Dunes, The Fisherman’s Son, and Dangerous Summer. Dumpis is regarded as one of Latvia’s most recognizable actors, known for his warm and intelligent on-screen presence.
Known For
Acting
1997
as
1971
as
1982
asĒriks
1971
as
1976
asfriend of the chief of the secret police
2004
asGeorgs
1985
asFridrihs
1976
asLauks
1973
asRobežnieks
2000
asVilhelms Munters
1976
asJānis
1966
asEduards
1985
asGenrikh Martinets
1978
asBernat
1986
asГерхард фон Цвишен
2008
asSelf
1973
asDidzis
1977
asBratkus
2010
asBarons
1974
asLauks
1984
as
1987
asMinister
1984
asKlein
1982
as
1985
asTevs
2017
as
1973
as
2014
as
1969
asUldis Ritums
1988
asVickis
2006
as
1966
as
1977
asArnis
2000
as
1980
asJānis
1996
as
2012
as
2007
asPastor
1971
as
1972
asBriedis
1974
as
1993
as
1978
as
1980
as
1980
as
1980
as
1982
as
1984
as
1986
as
1986
as
1986
as
1987
as
1989
as
1990
as
1991
as
1974
as
1981
asSchmiedemann
1982
asЭрнас Дуршис
1976
as(voice)
2012
as(voice)
1964
as
2001
as
1991
as
1979
asJonas
1975
as
1988
as
1979
as
1982
as
1978
as
2025
asSelf
as
as
asVon Zwishen
asManfred
asAivars Pētersons
asfliegerass der Luftwaffe
Production
Crew
Directing
