Antonis Papadopoulos

Antonis Papadopoulos

1932-05-04 – 1983-10-09 (age 51) Athens, Greece
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Biography

Antonis Papadopoulos (4 May 1932 - 9 October 1983) was a Greek actor. He was on friendly terms with Zanninos and was the uncle of singer Christos Thivaios. Two years before his death, his daughter was born. A very characteristic “figure” of Greek cinema, from the late 60s to the late 70s. He embodied, usually in secondary comic roles, the naive, the grumpy and the complaining.

He starred with Thanasis Vengos in the series of surreal comedies of Agent Thou-Vou (“secret” agent), as the agent’s assistant (Vengos), but also in many others. He also starred in several films in the early 80s, such as the film "Wheel, Bag and Hammer", with great box office success.

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Known For

The Secrets of Sinful Athens
The Secrets of Sinful Athens

1966

as Resident of Vlachokerasia

Fifis the Unbeatable
Fifis the Unbeatable

1966

as Sideris' henchman #1

The Wicked World of Thanasis
One Groom, Many Lightweight
My Sister Deserves a Beating
Come in, Kitso!
Come in, Kitso!

1968

as Polydoros

Kitsos Mini and Souvlaki
The Teacher was One Hell of a Man
The Man Who Ran a Lot
The Man Who Ran a Lot

1973

as Zaharias Zevedaios

Wheel Bag and Kopana
Wheel Bag and Kopana

1982

as Mr. Amarantos

The Greedy