

Acting
Giorgos Tsitsopoulos (Greek: Γιώργος Τσιτσόπουλος, 1929 - 24 April 2006) was a Greek actor. He was born in Athens and graduated from the Drama School of the Art Theatre. He began his theatrical career in the company of Marika Kotopouli in 1955. He was honored with the Karolos Koun Award for his performance as Pastor Manders in the play "In Ibsen's Country", by Iakovos Kambanelis, which was staged at the Open Theatre and directed by George Michaelides. Apart from the theater, he also acted in Greek cinema, especially in its golden age, always in supporting roles, which made him even better...

Dictator calls Thanasis
as John Barkas

The Parisian Lady
as Kostas

The little man
as director

Wake up Vassili
as Periklis

The Lady and the Tramp
as Dinos Evangeliou

The Liar
as honeymooner passenger

The Luna Park Girl
as Nikos

Wedding night
as hotel receptionist

Groom from London
as Dionysis

The Blue Beads from Greece
as Jim

Boat of Joy

The Barefoot Prince
as Giorgos

A Ship Full of Papadopoulos
as Telis

Let me live

Something Hot
as Lelos

The Poor Demons
as Stelios

A tough corporal
as Orfeas

Deluxe Crazy
as Alekos

Mr. Wing Commander
as Vangelis Darlas

To gelio vgike ap' ton Paradeiso
as Bill Karydis

Stamatis and Grigoris
as Andreas

The Bridegrooms of Eftyhia
as Koulis

Nomos 4000
as Takis

Gold and Tin
as Lakis

The End of the Two-Cent Coin

Klearhos, Marina and the short one
as Dimis

Our Good Angel
as Tasos

Lisa and the Other Woman
as Panos

The Tough Guy
as Takis

Alice in the Navy
as Takis

Three Ladies and me
as Faidon

Soldiers Without Uniform

The Young Lady's Fool
as Noulis