Christos Kalavrouzos

Christos Kalavrouzos (real name: Christos Kalavrouziotis) is a Greek actor. He was born and raised in the village of Kalavrouza in Nafpaktia. During his artistic career, he collaborated with the biggest names in the field of directing and acting. He has played in works of international and local drama, both in the 15 years he was at the National Theater and in independent - private theater. He has appeared in many theatrical performances, in films and in television serials, since the late 1950s. His best known appearances are in the film Mathe paid mou grammatas (1981) and in the theatrical creation To melo mas tsirko (1973). He was married to actress Dimitra Zeza. (Source: Wikipedia)
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- Kalavrouza, Etoloakarnania, Greece
Known for
- Little England (2013) — Aimilios
- Days of '36 (1972) — Second Trade Unionist
- Educate Yourself My Son (1981) — Kanavos
- What Did You Do in the War, Thanassi? (1971)
- Papaflessas (1971) — Nikitaras
- Thanasis, Take Your Gun (1972) — Andreas
- What a Waste! (1970)
- Thanasis, Juliet and the sausages (1970)
- Thanasis and the Cursed Serpent (1982) — Vaggelis
- Like a Prairie Cock in Wyoming (1996) — Antonis
- Souliotes (1972) — Fotos Tzavellas
- Bad, Cold, and Cantankerous (1969)
- The Trial of the Judges (1974) — Edward Masson
- The Descent of the Nine (1984) — Nikitas
- The Noose (1987) — Condemned
- The years of the storm (1984) — Sheperd