Livio Badurina (1927-1996) was a prominent Croatian actor, primarily known for his prolific film career. He appeared in numerous films, distinguishing himself in significant works of Yugoslav cinema between the 1960s and 1980s.

His most memorable roles include those in "The Bridge" (Most, 1969), a war drama where he portrayed a partisan, and "A Green Pine Grows on the Mountain" (U gori raste zelen bor, 1971), another war film in which he played a central role. He also starred in "The Last Partisan" (Posljednji partizan) and many other productions.

His acting style was characterized by a powerful screen presence and the ability to embody intense and often authoritative characters. He was frequently cast in roles as historical figures, military personnel, or leaders, lending depth and charisma to his characters. Badurina is remembered as one of the central figures of Balkan cinema.