Itzhak Finzi
Itzhak Fintzi (also known as Itzko Fintzi), born on April 25, 1933, in Sofia, Bulgaria, is a distinguished Bulgarian actor whose career spans over seven decades in theatre, film, and radio. A graduate of the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts in 1955, Fintzi is celebrated for his nuanced portrayals of everyday characters, often embodying the “Big Little Man”—a figure marked by dignity, modesty, and resilience amidst life’s adversities.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1933-04-25 · Sofia, Bulgaria
Known for
- Uprising (2001) — Rabbi Lebowicz
- Stars (1959) — Jewish Man
- Operation Delta Force 4: Deep Fault (1999) — General Miloshevic
- King for a Day (1983) — tax-collector
- Kill Daddy Good Night (2009) — Lucas
- The Child Prodigy (2010) — Sergei Rachmaninov
- The Hare Census (1973) — Asenov
- Csontvary (1980) — Csontváry / Z the actor
- City of Fear (2000) — Timoshenko
- Villa Zone (1975) — Yonko
- The Cherry Orchard (1999) — Stranger
- Indian Summer (1973) — Tzvetarski
- The Last Word (1973) — Sveshtenikat
- Warden of the Dead (2007) — Angel
- Vatanen's Hare (2006) — Inouk
- Third Planet in the Solar System (1972) — The Commander