Mira Furlan's Official Website

We are proud to announce the release of Mira Furlan’s autobiography in the United States.

Mira Furlan was a noted film, TV and theatre actress, best known to the western world for her portrayal of the Minbari Ambassador “Delenn” on the award-winning series Babylon 5
09/07/1955 – 01/20/2021

Mira Furlan was a noted film, TV and theatre actress, best known to the western world for her portrayal of the Minbari Ambassador “Delenn” on the award-winning series Babylon 5
09/07/1955 – 01/20/2021

Love me more than anything in the world: stories about belonging

“Love Me More Than Anything In The World” is a book that evokes not only Mira Furlan but a whole world, like Atlantis submerged but not forgotten, with a lot of sentiment and feelings, and always uncompromising, with many tears and laughter. So far you have known Mira Furlan, an actress, and after this book you will know Mira Furlan – a person.

Welcome to my website

Whoever you are. I appreciate your interest in me and my work. This site is a continuous work in progress, just like life itself. I am not a technologically inclined person but I’m learning every day. And just like you, I’m trying my best. What else can we humans do?

I hope my blog will be of interest to you. I write to make sense of the world. I hope the reader will […..]
Mira

Personal notes from Mira

June 13 2020

I’m proud of the people of this country who are braving a world pandemic and cordons of heavily armed police, in order to have their voices heard. This is the America I dreamed of in my youth in the […..]
Mira

May 16 2020

At this time of unprecedented uncertainty I wish you all courage and a sense of humor. I hope we will get out of this stronger, more united, more humane. I hope we will understand […..]
Mira

The Fight for the Soul

I believed him. I believed Uncle Joe. I believed his wise words about the need to find “the soul” of America. I agree: this is the moment to decide who we are, who we want to be, what kind of[...]

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Cats

They wake us up at 6am, Punctual as a clock. Leia is the first one. Although she is 12 years old and, according to the generally  accepted calculation, belongs to the same category as her guardian – me (it’s that[...]

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Fourth of July

As I’m sitting in my old apartment in Zagreb, Croatia, before flying to America, I’m trying to remember what the idea of America had meant for me, a young adolescent growing up in the Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia, a[...]

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