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Jericevic was born in the [[Dalmatia]]n coastal city of [[Zadar]], [[Croatia]]. He has one younger sister, Karmen. His father, Darko Jericevic, is a mechanical engineer, and his mother, Anka, is a chemical technician. |
Jericevic was born in the [[Dalmatia]]n coastal city of [[Zadar]], [[Croatia]]. He has one younger sister, Karmen. His father, Darko Jericevic, is a mechanical engineer, and his mother, Anka, is a chemical technician. |
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Jericevic started showing interest in theatrical performances at an early age. However, due to the fact that Zadar had no local development for young actors he decided to occupy himself with the next best thing in the city of Zadar, basketball. He played for [[KK Zadar]] and made the [[Croatian |
Jericevic started showing interest in theatrical performances at an early age. However, due to the fact that Zadar had no local development for young actors he decided to occupy himself with the next best thing in the city of Zadar, basketball. He played for [[KK Zadar]] and made the [[Croatian national basketball team]] generation '83 while playing with the current prominent names of European basketball such as [[Roko Ukic]], [[Kresimir Loncar]] and [[Damir Rancic]]. |
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At the age of 15 Jericevic qualified for the three point shootout at |
At the age of 15 Jericevic qualified for the three point shootout at Croatian basketball All-Star game in [[Karlovac]] and competed against the best shooters in its PRO basketball league including [[Gordan Giricek]] who went on to develop a successful [[NBA]] [[career]]. Little is known that Jericevic was regarded as one of the best young shooting guards in Croatia making 97 free throws and 31 three pointers in a row during practice. |
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Given the opportunity, at the age of 17 Jericevic went on to search for athletic and academic opportunities in [[United States]] as an exchange student. Jericevic graduated from |
Given the opportunity, at the age of 17, Jericevic went on to search for athletic and academic opportunities in [[United States]] as an exchange student. Jericevic graduated from Ord High School in [[Ord]], [[Nebraska]], earning an athletic and academic scholarship combined for the prestigious Midwestern private university [[Midland University]] ([[Midland Lutheran College]] at a time). While there he participated in numerous theatre plays, ending his basketball career after the freshman year, and pursing the fields of business and theatre full time. Jericevic graduated<ref>{{cite web|url=http://fremonttribune.com/news/local/article_988afa41-ffed-5cc2-81c8-10bea6b37da0.html |title=Midland Lutheran College graduates |publisher=Fremonttribune.com |date=2005-05-23 |accessdate=2011-03-18}}</ref> [[summa cum laude]] with a [[Bachelor's degree]] in [[Marketing]] and [[Management]] among top 20 students overall, also earning himself a prestigious [[Wall Street Journal]] Student Achievement Award as the business student of the generation based on faculty merit, work involved, participation and knowledge. |
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==Career== |
==Career== |
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After graduation Toni Jericevic moved back to Croatia in the summer of 2005. In the city of [[Zagreb]] he started out as an extra on television shows such as ''Zuhra Light Show'' at [[Nova TV (Croatia)|Nova TV]], had a small appearance in a successful Croatian |
After graduation Toni Jericevic moved back to Croatia in the summer of 2005. In the city of [[Zagreb]] he started out as an extra on television shows such as ''Zuhra Light Show'' at [[Nova TV (Croatia)|Nova TV]], had a small appearance in a successful Croatian sitcom ''[[Bitange i princeze]]'', and a featuring role in an award winning<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.jutarnji.hr/noc-gutaca-reklama--zasto-je-ovo-najbolja-reklama-u-hrvatskoj/156624/ |title=Noć gutača reklama: Zašto je ovo najbolja reklama u Hrvatskoj - mJutarnji |publisher=Jutarnji.hr |date= |accessdate=2011-03-18}}</ref> [[Ožujsko beer|Ozujsko]] commercial ''Buđenje''<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9OrejS-OYs |title=Ozujsko budjenje |publisher=YouTube |date= |accessdate=2011-03-18}}</ref>. |
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At that time Jericevic |
At that time Jericevic accepted a serious business opportunity in his hometown Zadar; however, he used his spare time to participate in theatre playing the supporting role of [[List_of_characters_within_One_Thousand_and_One_Nights#Shah_Zaman|Shah Zaman]] in the theatre play ''[[One Thousand and One Nights]]''<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hnk-zadar.hr/program_vlastita_produkcija_1001noc.html |title=Hrvatsko Narodno Kazalište - Zadar |publisher=Hnk-zadar.hr |date= |accessdate=2011-03-18}}</ref> produced by the [[Croatian National Theatre]] of Zadar that received rave reviews. Also, at that time he participated in a popular television show ''[[Fear Factor]]'' produced by [[RTL Televizija]] Croatia in [[Buenos Aires]], [[Argentina]]. |
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In 2007 Jericevic left a serious business position to live and work in [[Budapest]], Hungary |
In 2007 Jericevic left a serious business position to live and work in [[Budapest]], [[Hungary]] to become a TV host of the national phone-in television game show ''Nova Lova'' for Nova TV<ref>{{cite web|author=Anđela Nakić |url=http://www.zadarskilist.hr/clanci/27122008/moje-vrijeme-tek-dolazi |title=Moje vrijeme tek dolazi - Zadarski list |publisher=Zadarskilist.hr |date=2008-12-27 |accessdate=2011-03-18}}</ref>. After that time he was invited to audition for a grand project [[My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad]] <ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgQAihvh5uk</ref> and got the part as the leading TV host. Due to the low ratings Jericevic was fired<ref>{{cite web|url=http://dnevnik.hr/showbizz/film-tv/boris-mirkovic-novi-voditelj-showa-moj-tata-je-bolji-od-tvog-tate.html |title=Boris novi voditelj showa Nove TV |publisher=Dnevnik.hr |date=2011-03-14 |accessdate=2011-03-18}}</ref> in the middle of the season and was substituted by Boris Mirkovic in the middle of the season. During that time Jericevic appeared in a theatre play ''Tablica Dijeljenja''<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.jutarnji.hr/-tablica-dijeljenja--u-puli/195781/ |title='Tablica dijeljenja' u Puli - mJutarnji |publisher=Jutarnji.hr |date= |accessdate=2011-03-18}}</ref> directed by Ivan Leo Lemo in HNK [[Pula]], and went back to hosting phone-in game shows until the beginning of 2010. |
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Currently, Jericevic is pursuing a business career in marketing, PR & branding |
Currently, Jericevic is pursuing a business career in marketing, PR & branding and studying toward [[MBA]] at Cotrugli Business School in [[Zagreb]]. |
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Revision as of 14:51, 22 March 2011
Toni Jeričević | |
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| Born | Toni Jeričević July 17, 1983 |
| Occupation(s) | Businessman, Actor, TV host |
| Years active | 2006–present |
Toni Jeričević (born July 17, 1983) is a young Croatian businessman turned actor and TV host who appeared in American and Croatian theatre plays, commercials and national television productions. He is best known as a TV host of the prime time reality sports TV show My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad[1] which was originally produced by Mark Burnett for the U.S. broadcasting network NBC and later franchised to the top Croatian broadcasting television station in Croatia Nova TV.
Early life
Jericevic was born in the Dalmatian coastal city of Zadar, Croatia. He has one younger sister, Karmen. His father, Darko Jericevic, is a mechanical engineer, and his mother, Anka, is a chemical technician.
Jericevic started showing interest in theatrical performances at an early age. However, due to the fact that Zadar had no local development for young actors he decided to occupy himself with the next best thing in the city of Zadar, basketball. He played for KK Zadar and made the Croatian national basketball team generation '83 while playing with the current prominent names of European basketball such as Roko Ukic, Kresimir Loncar and Damir Rancic.
At the age of 15 Jericevic qualified for the three point shootout at Croatian basketball All-Star game in Karlovac and competed against the best shooters in its PRO basketball league including Gordan Giricek who went on to develop a successful NBA career. Little is known that Jericevic was regarded as one of the best young shooting guards in Croatia making 97 free throws and 31 three pointers in a row during practice.
Given the opportunity, at the age of 17, Jericevic went on to search for athletic and academic opportunities in United States as an exchange student. Jericevic graduated from Ord High School in Ord, Nebraska, earning an athletic and academic scholarship combined for the prestigious Midwestern private university Midland University (Midland Lutheran College at a time). While there he participated in numerous theatre plays, ending his basketball career after the freshman year, and pursing the fields of business and theatre full time. Jericevic graduated[2] summa cum laude with a Bachelor's degree in Marketing and Management among top 20 students overall, also earning himself a prestigious Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award as the business student of the generation based on faculty merit, work involved, participation and knowledge.
Career
After graduation Toni Jericevic moved back to Croatia in the summer of 2005. In the city of Zagreb he started out as an extra on television shows such as Zuhra Light Show at Nova TV, had a small appearance in a successful Croatian sitcom Bitange i princeze, and a featuring role in an award winning[3] Ozujsko commercial Buđenje[4].
At that time Jericevic accepted a serious business opportunity in his hometown Zadar; however, he used his spare time to participate in theatre playing the supporting role of Shah Zaman in the theatre play One Thousand and One Nights[5] produced by the Croatian National Theatre of Zadar that received rave reviews. Also, at that time he participated in a popular television show Fear Factor produced by RTL Televizija Croatia in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
In 2007 Jericevic left a serious business position to live and work in Budapest, Hungary to become a TV host of the national phone-in television game show Nova Lova for Nova TV[6]. After that time he was invited to audition for a grand project My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad [7] and got the part as the leading TV host. Due to the low ratings Jericevic was fired[8] in the middle of the season and was substituted by Boris Mirkovic in the middle of the season. During that time Jericevic appeared in a theatre play Tablica Dijeljenja[9] directed by Ivan Leo Lemo in HNK Pula, and went back to hosting phone-in game shows until the beginning of 2010.
Currently, Jericevic is pursuing a business career in marketing, PR & branding and studying toward MBA at Cotrugli Business School in Zagreb.
Theatre
- All In The Timing (2011/02), comedy
- Master Class of Maria Callas (2001/02), drama
- Rhinoceros (2002/03), crama
- You Can't Take It With You (2003/04), comedy
- It's Just A Play (2004/05), comedy
- One Thousand and One Nights (2006/07), drama
- The Liar (2007), comedy
- The Fish Tales (2007), comedy
- The Division Table (2008/09), children play
Television
- My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad (2008), NovaTV
- Nova Lova (2007–2009), NovaTV
- Bitange i princeze (2005), episode #39, HRT2
- Buđenje - Ožujsko pivo commercial (2006)
- Pazi zid (2008)
- Fear Factor (2007)
References
- ^ "Moj tata je bolji od tvog tate: Tate, sinovi i kćeri, prijavite se, igre počinju". Dnevnik.hr. 2011-03-14. Retrieved 2011-03-18.
- ^ "Midland Lutheran College graduates". Fremonttribune.com. 2005-05-23. Retrieved 2011-03-18.
- ^ "Noć gutača reklama: Zašto je ovo najbolja reklama u Hrvatskoj - mJutarnji". Jutarnji.hr. Retrieved 2011-03-18.
- ^ "Ozujsko budjenje". YouTube. Retrieved 2011-03-18.
- ^ "Hrvatsko Narodno Kazalište - Zadar". Hnk-zadar.hr. Retrieved 2011-03-18.
- ^ Anđela Nakić (2008-12-27). "Moje vrijeme tek dolazi - Zadarski list". Zadarskilist.hr. Retrieved 2011-03-18.
- ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgQAihvh5uk
- ^ "Boris novi voditelj showa Nove TV". Dnevnik.hr. 2011-03-14. Retrieved 2011-03-18.
- ^ "'Tablica dijeljenja' u Puli - mJutarnji". Jutarnji.hr. Retrieved 2011-03-18.