Robert Ndrenika
Albanian actor
Robert Ndrenika (born 10 January 1942) is an Albanian actor, honored with the People's Artist of Albania award in 1988. He was active in films, but also in theater and television performing hundreds of leading and supporting roles.
Biography
Ndrenika studied at the Qemal Stafa High School, in Tirana, Albania.
He was a member of Parliament of Albania from 1992–1996, representing the Democratic Party of Albania.
In 1998, Ndrenika was honoured with People's Artist of Albania decoration, becoming one of the few actors to have this decoration. In 2012, he was decorated with Honor of Nation Order by president Bamir Topi for his contributions in Albanian cinematography.
Ndrenika has two daughters. His wife Polikseni Ndrenika, died in 2008. The loss of his wife kept him away from acting for the next four years. He returned on stage in April 2012.
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