Born in Athens, Greece — Nov 03 1922• Died Jun 27 2009

Spyros Kalogirou (Kypseli, 3 November 1922 - Athens, 27 June 2009) was a Greek theatre and film actor, best known for his villainous roles on the big screen. His trembling voice and fierce appearance were characteristic. He acted in many films, both on television and in cinema, and when he played such roles he was very convincing. He also participated in many theatrical performances but did not have many collaborations with his wife, as she was at the National Theater and he was more involved with independent theater. After the '80s they formed their ow…
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Priest



kapetan Skandalakis


Giamouris

Μαύρος

Giakoumis

Κυριάκος

Major

Andreas


Nikos

Stratos Karatzas

Σαββίδης

Βασίλης (Πατέρας της Αλίκης)

Frantzis

Λυκούργος



Nontas Skilakos

Listarhos Karvelis

Arhelaos




Αυγουστής

παππούς

Logothetis

Irodotos Richter


Stathis

Sotiris Garbis

κ. Ράντεκ

Karolos Antypas

Leonidas

Manolis Anastasopoulos

Markos Papastathis

Markos, the drug dealer

Mr. Kalavrezos


Noulis

Tsardas

Armandos


Vasilis Apostolopoulos


Petros



Thanasis

Ploutarhos Varnis

Matthaios Tsaltas


Panagiotis


Theofilos Argouzis

Minister Shinas

Straatis

Minas

Outlaw


Vyron

Andreas Pirounis

Vladimiros Iordanoglou



Periklis





Παντελής




Kyriakos

Dimosthenis Evelpidis
Policeman

Antonis Vournas

Agent




Theodore


Major





Miltiadis Tsipouras

Jimmy the Tiger





