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Acting
October 5, 1935
January 17, 2019
Athens, Greece
Tryfon Karatzas (Athens, 5 October 1935 – 17 January 2019) was a Greek television, theater and film actor with a 60-year acting career. In elementary school he was a classmate of Alekos Fasianos. He studied at Panteion University and then with a scholarship at the Drama School of the Athens Conservatory where he had Dimitris Rodiris as a teacher. During his military service he served as an announcer at the Armed Forces Radio Station (1958). After the army, he continued for a number of years to work as a radio announcer, alongside his theatrical activity. From the age of 11 he was a cantor. He started his career in 1957, at the age of 22. Two years later, in 1959, he made his first appearance in the cinema with the film Love Stories, alongside Aliki Vougiouklakis, where he had a small role. He participated among others in the films: The Merchant (1967), The Lamp Against the Outlaws (1967), Those Who Know Love (1968), Hurt Youth (1969), Shadows in the Sand (1970), Violence and Charm (1989), Gigolo (1993) and Crying Out of Heaven (2001).

2016

Τιμολέων, δικηγόρος
2013

Psychotherapist
2013

2013

Xenofondas
2010

Γιάννης Χτυποκάρδης, γιατρός
2008

2007

κος Αρβανίτης
2005

γιατρός
2004

2002


as Τιμολέων, δικηγόρος

as Psychotherapist


as Xenofondas

as Γιάννης Χτυποκάρδης, γιατρός


as κος Αρβανίτης

as γιατρός


as Vyron Delafrangas

as Teddy Baker / Fred

as Τρύφων


as Κώστας Σακελλαρίου

as Κοκός


as Apostolos Melahrinos




