Early Days
In the 1950s Stevan Markovic and his friend Milos Milos (Milos Milosevic) were involved in streetfighting in Belgrade. They met Alain Delon, a young movie star at the time, who was filming a movie in Belgrade in a co-production with SFR Yugoslavia. Delon employed firstly Milos Milos and then Stevan Markovic as bodyguards. He was good friends with Serbian gangster Nikola Milinkovich. Stevan was in the first column of the convoy of Nikola's burial.
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