Kostas Hatzihristos

俳優, プロデューサー, 監督

1921年1月1日 — 2001年10月3日 (80年)
Kostas Hatzichristos or Costas Hajihristos (Greek: Κώστας Χατζηχρήστος; 1921 – October 3, 2001) was a Greek actor. He was born in Thessaloniki, Greece, to a large family of thirteen members, he was the eleventh child of the family. His parents were from Constantinople (today Istanbul), and they were initially relocated to Kavala, moved to Thessaloniki thereafter, and later moved to the northern Athens suburb of Pagkrati. The young Kostas studied initially at the Sergeants Major Military School of Syros and finished his studies in the Kavala. He worked in the variety theatre Missouri in Piraeus and with the Nitsa Gaitanaki company where he played in The Grouch (Το Στραβόξυλο) by Dimitris Psathas. From 1945 until 1948, he worked in an operetta company owned by Paraskevas Oikonomou and appeared in the Pefka variety with Oikonomidis and Oasia with Mimis Traiforos. In 1949‒50, he participated in Koula Nikolaidou's musical company at the Verdun theatre (Θέατρο Βερντέν) at Alexandras Avenue. At the Verdun theatre, Hatzichristos acted for his first time in his successful run in the role of a villager character called Thymios, a role inspired by Kostas Nikolaidis, brother of his wife Mary Nikolaidou. Hatzichristos first screen appearance was in the movie The Knights' Castle in 1952 with Giorgos Asimakopoulos and Nikos Tsiforos. At the same time, he was successful at the theatre founded in 1952 by his own theatrical troupe. In 1960, he became a theatrical entrepreneur and founded his own theatre: Hatzichristos Theatre (Θέατρο Χατζηχρήστου). The theatre premiered on 18 February 1960, and was later renamed as the Treatre Orfeas. It was located at Panepistimiou Avenue in the Athens neighborhood of Akadimia. Among the greatest successes in his career were the films What a Mess (Της Κακομοίρας) in 1963 and Τhe Man Who Returned from the Plates (Ο Άνθρωπος που Γύρισε από τα Πιάτα!) in 1969 with Anna Fonsou and Dionysis Papagiannopoulos. He also produced three films and directed eight. His theatrical work continued until 1983. After a long period of absence, he returned into the theatre in 1994‒95 era and played in the local Hatzichristos Theatre. His difficult years begun when his third wife, Eleni Pantazi died at the age of 42. Kostas Hatzichristos died by cancer on 3 October 2001, suffering from economic problems.[20] He was interred at public expense at First Cemetery of Athens on 5 October 2001.

次として知られている:

  • World Gone Mad
    World Gone Mad1963
  • Makrykostas and Kondogiorgis
    Makrykostas and Kondogiorgis1960
  • The Woman Driver
    The Woman Driver1964

作品リスト

1991
10 Mikroi Mitsoi · as Ilias (1995)
1972
Dictator Aliki · as Εκδότης
1970
O apithanos · as Makis Harisis
1970
What a Man Has to Do to Survive · as Leandros Perperis
1969
Kakos, psyhros ki anapodos · as Thymios / Kostas Papahatzis
1969
1968
The Lucky One · as Thymios Kabourlas
1966
1966
1966
Sharp as a Razor · as Dimos
1965
1965
Agents 005 Against Goldenfoot · as Kosmas Bouralas
1964
The Woman Driver · as Policeman
1964
Money and the Wretched · as Kosmas Peristeris
1964
Oi Klironomoi · as Panagiotis Tsokos
1963
World Gone Mad · as Zikos
1963
1963
O kos pterarhos · as Kanellos
1963
Kazanovas · as Giorgos Hatzigeorgalas
1963
My Nephew, Manolis · as Manolis Maramenos
1962
O Dimos apo ta Trikala · as Paraskevas
1962
Michalios of the 14th Regiment · as Mihalios Karamihalis
1961
The Tough Guy · as Iraklis Leontopoulos
1961
Kapetanios gia... klamata · as Simos Papafigos
1961
The Clever Bird · as Loukas Manis
1960
Makrykostas and Kondogiorgis · as Thomas Makrykostas
1960
The Dervish Boys · as Thodoros
1960
O Thymios tahei 400 · as Thymios Taboulas / Kostas Hatzis
1959
Laos Kai Kolonaki · as Kostas
1959
Vacation in Kolopetinitsa · as Efthymios Tamzourlas
1959
1959
O Thymios takane thalassa · as Thimios Boukouras (dr. Spyros Beliris)
1959
Lisa, Tosca of Athens · as Iordanis Kollaros
1959
1957
Maria Pentagiotissa · as Thymios
1957
Jeep Kiosk and Love · as Giorgaras
1957
1957
3 Detectives · as Vangelis
1955
1955
1952