Tom Hanks' son Chet trapped in Medellin after using Greek passport for Colombia trip goes wrong
Chet Hanks, son of actor Tom Hanks, is stranded in Medellín, Colombia, due to travel complications stemming from using his Greek passport instead of an American one.
Greek classics explored in a course at Teatro Ágora with Celso Frateschi
Teatro Ágora in São Paulo will offer a course on dramatic literature from March, featuring theater professor Welington Andrade and actor Celso Frateschi.
Kostas Voutsas died today – The shocking story of the grandfather who was killed by the Turks because he refused to wear the fez
This article commemorates the life of Kostas Voutsas, a beloved Greek actor, and reflects on the historical significance of his grandfather's resistance against Ottoman rule.
Actor Tom Noonan has died: The 'bad guy' from RoboCop and star of Manhunter
Tom Noonan, known for his roles in RoboCop and Manhunter, has passed away at the age of 74 on Valentine's Day.
Actor Found Guilty of Rape and Two Attempts - Tears During the Reading of the Verdict
A Greek actor and drama teacher has been sentenced to four years in prison, suspended until his appeal, after being found guilty of rape and two attempted rapes against two women.
Giorgos Hraniotis: I went to a favela in Rio de Janeiro and a man with a Kalashnikov opened the way for us
Greek actor Giorgos Hraniotis shares his travel experiences, including a chilling encounter with an armed man in a favela in Rio de Janeiro.
Maria Androutsou: I have said no to more than one marriage proposal, not everyone is meant for everything
Greek actress Maria Androutsou discusses her decision to reject multiple marriage proposals, emphasizing that not everyone is suited for traditional paths like marriage and family.
Ilias Valasis: If I walk naked in the street, no one will be bothered, but they will be bothered if I make the sign of the cross
Greek actor Ilias Valasis discusses the reactions he faces regarding his expression of faith, stating that public nudity might be less controversial than performing a Christian gesture.
Haris Romas on 'Kafé tis Charas': It was a breakthrough for television, achieving 45% in its first day of airing
Actor and screenwriter Haris Romas discusses the significant impact of the show 'Kafé tis Charas' on Greek television, noting its impressive ratings.
Thanasis Tsaltabasis: The dominant climate in our work was given, now it has changed
Actor Thanasis Tsaltabasis discusses the shift in the once-dominant work climate in the acting profession and how some may exploit this change for personal grievances.
Dimitris Kitsos on the Great Chimera: The love scenes are extreme, but so was Karagatsis' writing
Actor Dimitris Kitsos, portraying Mina in 'The Great Chimera', discusses the differences between Karagatsis' imagined love scenes and those in the adaptation.
Alexandros Bourdoumis on his personal life: I am not looking for anything, I am approaching 50, I have a child and I am a difficult case
Actor Alexandros Bourdoumis openly discusses his personal life three years after his divorce, stating that he is not currently looking for a relationship and prioritizes his son's well-being.
Thanasis Viskadourakis: I want to take my son to the orphanage where I grew up
Greek actor Thanasis Viskadourakis expressed his desire to take his son to the orphanage where he was raised, reflecting on his childhood and the challenges he faced.
Pavlos Kontogiannidis on the film 'Kapodistrias': We poured our soul into it, people leave in tears
Actor Pavlos Kontogiannidis discusses his role in the film 'Kapodistrias' and addresses the negative reviews it has received, emphasizing the emotional impact on the audience.
Christos Politis: The last farewell to the actor at the crematorium in Ritsona
Family and friends will bid farewell to actor Christos Politis at the crematorium in Ritsona on January 12, following his passing at the age of 83.
Christos Politis: The actor's last public appearance
Actor Christos Politis passed away on January 5 at the age of 83, having made his last public appearance two and a half years prior.
Marios Athanasiou: The last few years have been a bit strange for me, I went through a crisis last year
Actor Marios Athanasiou shared that he experienced a personal crisis last year, describing recent years as strange, in an interview on the show 'Happy Day'.
Finos Film bids farewell to Christos Politis: A performer with subtle charm and theatrical culture has left us
Finos Film honors actor Christos Politis, who passed away at the age of 83, leaving a significant mark on Greek theater, cinema, and television.
Thanos Tokakis: After the '50-50' I wanted to throw 'Achilles' off me, there was a big complex
Actor Thanos Tokakis expressed that after the success of the series '50-50', he felt overwhelmed by being identified with his character Achilles, leading to a sense of complex.
Stratos Tzortzoglou: It has happened that people came to the theater to see my backside and not my performance
Famous Greek actor Stratos Tzortzoglou discusses the superficial reasons some audience members attend his performances, emphasizing that popularity does not equate to true admiration for his craft.
Giannis Voyiatzis turns 100 – The touching tribute from Finos Film
Giannis Voyiatzis, a beloved actor of Greek cinema, celebrates his 100th birthday today with a special tribute from Finos Film.
Sotiris Tsevelekos: I was neither snobbish nor ashamed of anything, everyone made videotapes
Actor Sotiris Tsevelekos reflects on his artistic journey, asserting that he has never been ashamed of his work, including his involvement with videotapes.
Spyros Bimpilas: I have given the first gay kiss on stage and played the first gay role on television
Actor Spyros Bimpilas reflects on his groundbreaking career, noting that he was the first to give a gay kiss in theater and portray a gay character on Greek television.