Greek movie stars born in 1970
Here are 7 famous actors from Greece were born in 1970:
Argyris Thanassoulas
Argyris Thanassoulas (March 15, 1970 Athens-) also known as Argiris Thanasoulas is a Greek actor.
He graduated from the National Theatre of Greece Drama School and began his career on stage in Athens. Thanassoulas is known for his work in Greek, English, and Italian films, and has collaborated with notable directors such as Theo Angelopoulos and Nanni Moretti. He has been awarded for his work in theater, including the Greek Theatre Critics Award and the Melina Mercouri Theater Prize. In addition to his acting career, Thanassoulas is also a literary translator and has translated works by William Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams, and Edward Bond into Greek.
Thanassoulas has also had a prominent career on television, starring in many popular Greek shows such as "Sto Para Pente" and "Kato Partali." He has also worked as a voice-over artist, dubbing foreign films and series into Greek.
Aside from his work in the entertainment industry, Thanassoulas is also an activist and has been involved in various social and political movements in Greece. He is an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and has spoken publicly about the need for more representation in the media.
Thanassoulas is fluent in several languages, including English, Italian, and French. He is married to fellow Greek actress, Anna Mascha, and they have two children together.
Konstandinos Markoulakis
Konstandinos Markoulakis (July 24, 1970 Athens-) also known as Konstadinos Markoulakis, Constantine Markoulakis, Konstantinos Markoulakis or Constantin Marcoulakis is a Greek actor. He has one child, George - Ikarus Markoulakis.
Markoulakis has a successful acting career in both film and television. He studied acting at the National Theatre of Greece and has won several awards for his performances. Some of his notable film credits include "Peppermint," "Eduart," and "Soul Kicking." He has also appeared in popular television shows such as "The Island" and "The Miracle." In addition to his acting work, Markoulakis has also directed several theater productions. He is known for his dedication to the arts and has been a vocal advocate for supporting the theatrical community in Greece.
Markoulakis began his acting career in the mid-1990s, starring in a number of Greek television dramas including "Akrovatis sti Sterea Ellada" and "To Simadi tou Erota." In 2003, he had his big break in the Greek film industry with a starring role in the critically acclaimed drama "Eduart." He went on to receive numerous accolades including the Best Actor award at the Rome Film Festival, the Hellenic Cinema Academy Award for Best Actor, and the Greek State Film Award for Best Actor.
Aside from acting, Markoulakis has also served as an artistic director at the National Theatre of Greece, where he has directed productions of classic plays such as "The Trojan Women" and "Medea." He is also an accomplished stage actor, and has performed in productions of "King Lear," "Antigone," and "A Midsummer Night's Dream," among others.
In addition to his work in the arts, Markoulakis is involved in philanthropic endeavors and has worked with the Greek branch of UNICEF to raise awareness and funds for children affected by poverty and war. He also serves as an ambassador for the Make-A-Wish foundation in Greece.
Vassilis Haralambopoulos
Vassilis Haralambopoulos (September 20, 1970 Athens-) also known as Vassilis Charalambopoulos is a Greek actor.
He began his acting career in 1994 and has since appeared in numerous Greek television series, films, and stage productions. He is best known for his roles in popular TV series such as "To Nisi," "Kato Partali," and "Eftyhia," as well as his roles in films such as "Blackmail Boy" and "Maria, i Aschimi." In addition to acting, Haralambopoulos is also a director, having directed several episodes of the series "To Nisi." He has received critical acclaim for his performances and has been recognized with several awards, including the Best Actor Award at the 2018 Cyprus International Film Festival for his role in the film "In the Land of the Olive Trees." Outside of his acting career, Haralambopoulos is also a lawyer and has studied law at the University of Athens.
Haralambopoulos is an active philanthropist and is involved in several charities, including initiatives that support refugees and homeless individuals. He has also been an advocate for environmental protection and has supported campaigns aimed at the reduction of plastic waste in Greece. In 2021, he participated in the Greek version of the popular reality TV show "Survivor," where he competed for charity. Haralambopoulos is a versatile actor, having played both dramatic and comedic roles, and is highly respected by his peers in the Greek entertainment industry. He is married to the Greek journalist and television host Maria Bacodimou and the couple has two children together.
Renos Haralambidis
Renos Haralambidis (October 14, 1970 Athens-) a.k.a. Renos Charalabidis, Renos Charalambidis, Eirinaios Haralabidis, Irenaios Haralambidis or Irineos Haralambidis is a Greek actor, screenwriter and film director.
Renos Haralambidis starred in several popular Greek films during the 90s and early 2000s, including "Safe Sex" and "Black Out". He is also known for his television work, having appeared in numerous Greek TV series such as "To Nisi", "Oi Deka Entoles" and "Thranio". Haralambidis is versatile in his career and has written screenplays, directed films and worked as a producer. In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, he is also a philanthropist and has been actively involved in raising funds to support cancer research.
Renos Haralambidis, born on October 14, 1970 in Athens, Greece, started his career in theatre before transitioning to television and film. He studied at the Athens Drama School and later trained with the famous acting coach Stella Adler in New York City.
Aside from acting, Haralambidis also made a name for himself as a screenwriter and director. He wrote and directed his first feature film, "Syncopation", which premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 1996. He went on to write and direct several other films, including "Kings and Queens" and "Politiki Kouzina" (A Touch of Spice),which became one of the top-grossing Greek films of all time.
Haralambidis has been recognized for his work over the years, receiving awards such as the Best Screenplay Award at the Thessaloniki Film Festival in 2002 and the Best Actor Award at the Hellenic Academy Awards in 2005.
In addition, Haralambidis has been a passionate advocate for cancer research, having lost both his parents to the disease. He has worked tirelessly to raise awareness and funds for cancer research organizations in Greece and around the world.
Overall, Renos Haralambidis is a beloved figure in Greek entertainment and a respected artist who has left a mark on the film and television industry in Greece and beyond.
Mihalis Marinos
Mihalis Marinos (October 26, 1970 Famagusta-) is a Greek actor.
He started his acting career in the late 90s and became well-known for his performances in TV series and films in Greece. Marinos is also a popular stage actor, having appeared in various theatrical productions throughout his career. He has won critical acclaim for his performances and has been nominated for numerous awards. Marinos is known for his versatile acting abilities, bringing a wide range of emotions and characters to life on screen and on stage. In addition to acting, he is also a talented writer and director and has directed a number of successful plays. Marinos is highly respected in the Greek entertainment industry and continues to be a prominent figure in the world of Greek theatre, film, and television.
Marinos was born in Famagusta, Cyprus and spent most of his childhood there. At the age of 18, he moved to Athens to study acting at the National Theatre of Greece Drama School. After graduating, he landed his first acting role in the popular Greek TV series "Proti Fora" (First Time) in 1997. He quickly gained popularity and went on to star in several other TV series and films, including "Oi Treis Harites" (The Three Charites) and "To Klama Vgike Apo Ton Paradeiso" (The Crying Came from Paradise).
Marinos has also had a successful career in theatre, having worked with some of the top Greek theatre companies such as the National Theatre of Greece, the Athens & Epidaurus Festival, and the State Theatre of Northern Greece. He has been recognized for his work on stage, winning the Melina Mercouri theatre award in 2008 for his role in the play "Megali Agnes" (Great Agnes).
Besides his impressive acting career, Marinos is also known for his work as a writer and director. He has written and directed several plays, including "Erotiko Ap' Tin A' Strofi" (Erotic from the First Turn) and "I Ora Tis Fantasias" (The Hour of Imagination), which were both well-received by audiences and critics alike.
Throughout his career, Marinos has remained committed to his craft and passionate about acting. He has become a respected figure in the Greek entertainment industry and continues to inspire young actors with his talent and dedication.
Ignatios Axis
Ignatios Axis (September 9, 1970 Athens-) also known as Andreas Axis is a Greek actor.
He is best known for his versatile acting skills and has appeared in several movies and TV shows. Ignatios began his acting career in the mid-90s and made his debut with the movie "Deserted City". He then went on to act in several successful movies like "Anastasia", "Evdokia", and "The Only Journey of His Life".
Apart from acting, Ignatios is also a trained theater actor and has performed in numerous plays throughout his career. He has also been actively involved in social causes and has often spoken out in support of issues related to social and environmental justice.
In addition to acting, Ignatios is a writer and has published several books in Greece. He is also an avid traveler and has extensively explored various parts of the world. His love for travel and exploration has often inspired his work as an actor and writer.
With his talent and passion for the craft, Ignatios Axis continues to make a mark in the entertainment industry and is widely regarded as one of the most talented actors of his generation.
Ignatios Axis was born Andreas Axisoglou in Athens, Greece. He grew up in a middle-class family and was encouraged to pursue his artistic interests from a young age. Ignatios attended drama school in Athens and honed his skills in acting and theater. He then moved to London to further his education and trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
After completing his training, Ignatios returned to Greece and began his acting career in earnest. He quickly gained recognition for his talent and was soon cast in leading roles in movies and TV shows. His performances were critically acclaimed, and he won several awards for his work.
In addition to his work on screen, Ignatios has also continued to perform in theater. He has starred in several plays and has received praise for his stage performances. Ignatios has also taught acting at various institutions and has mentored several young actors.
As an advocate for social justice, Ignatios is actively involved in several humanitarian causes. He has worked with organizations to promote education and healthcare in underprivileged communities and has raised awareness about environmental issues. Through his work and influence, Ignatios has inspired many to make a positive impact in their communities.
Ignatios Axis is widely regarded as one of the most talented actors of his generation, and his body of work continues to impress audiences and critics alike.
Alexandros Logothetis
Alexandros Logothetis (December 1, 1970 Athens-) a.k.a. Alexander Logothetis is a Greek actor.
He graduated from the National Theater of Greece Drama School and went on to appear in numerous theater productions across Greece. Logothetis also had a successful television career, starring in popular Greek series such as "Epta Thanasis" and "Oi Treis Harites." He has also acted in films such as "Tis Agapis Mahairia" and "Sta Kala Kathoumena." In addition to his acting career, Logothetis is also a writer and director, having written and directed the short film "Drina" as well as several stage productions.
Logothetis has received critical acclaim and awards for his performances on stage and screen, including a Best Actor award at the International Short Film Festival in Drama for his role in "Drina." He is also known for his philanthropic work, serving as a goodwill ambassador for the Greek Society for the Protection of Autistic People and founding the organization "Symplegma," which provides support to refugees and immigrants in Greece. In 2018, he was appointed as the director of the Greek National Theatre, a position he held until 2020. Logothetis continues to work in the entertainment industry as an actor, writer, and director.