#greek actor

[laiusbh]

Yorgos Tsiantoulas -ator grego, do filme The Summer with Carmen. No Brasil, "Nosso Verão daria um filme", rodado numa praia nudista. Tsiantoulas aparece o filme todo como veio ao mundo!

[saleszulu76]

Constantinos Papadimitriou (Κωνσταντίνος Παπαδημητρίου) in Yorgos Tsemberopoulos' "Piso Porta" (Back Door) (2000)

Athens 1966. Dimitris, 13, lives the ordinary life of a young greek bourgeois. He's like the favourite of all the women around him. But his father dies unexpectedly while the "colonels" are attempting to seize the power and install a dictatorship in Greece. Very mature, Dimitris decides to become a man in order to protect his mother. He has his first encounter with a prostitue and opposes vocally to the Greek junta, especially a sinister would-to-be father in law. At his own risks...

[camlannpod]

CASTING CALL!

We're looking for Greek Actors to play the role of Odysseus in our audio drama! This is a paid job, at £200 for one day of remote recording. The deadline to submit is 15th September 2023.

Apply via the form, or use the word document version. You can find both at the link below.

If you don't fit the description, please share and tell people you think might be relevant. Thank you!

Image ID under the cut

[Image ID: A blue and green starry square graphic with white text. The white text reads: "Camlann, a scripted fiction podcast by Ella Watts from Tin Can Audio." Then there's body text which reads: "Odysseus Papadakis. Odysseus is a playful, confident, charming Greek man. He was working as a professional sailor on luxury yachts before the apocalypse, and now he’s trying to get home through a mediterranean full of monsters. This character uses he/him pronouns. Greek applicants only. LGBTQIA+ applicants encouraged. £200 for one day of remote recording. Please apply via the online form at tincanaudio.co.uk. Deadline to submit is 15th September 2023, 11:59pm BST." Finally, the deadline is repeated again. In the bottom right is the Tin Can Audio logo, a simplified mixer. End ID]

[rambleonwithrosie]

#ThunderThursday

[it-is-elias]

I love it when trans actors play trans characters because they do it perfectly (of course). And when they get to play a romantic lead, I’m going bonkers.

I’m talking about Misia Butler as Caeneus in Kaos, on Netflix, he did it perfectly.

And the series did it amazingly. HIS MUM, it’s perfect. Love this guy

[bodhrancomedy]

I think it’s funny. And the people have spoken.

[julesodd]

Bro gaslight, gatekeep, girlbossed his way through the second Episode

[hotdaemondtargaryen]

EWAN MITCHELL wearing Ann Demeulemeester for day 2 of press, in paris.

[mikimeiko]

Kaos | Season 1 (2024), Charlie Covell

[telemy]

Hear me out

Actor Au where Telemachus and Antinous have to do their work and fight eachother on camera (and act like they want to kill eachother) but hang out and are all Sweet and cute towards eachother off camera 🙏

[mpetovergas]

I just love him so much😍😭🥺

[alatismeni-theitsa]

I wanted to make a post about a minor celebrity the Greek public is sleeping on.

Jérôme Kaluta (baptismal name: Gerasimos Engoye Kaluta) is a Greek-Congolese singer, music producer, actor and presenter. He collaborated with successful people from the field of arts such as the composers Dimitris Papadimitriou and Giorgos Theofanous, Dimitra Papadopoulou, Fokas Evangelinos, and the directors Yiannis Kakleas and Eleni Gasoukas.

He has released his discography with Warner Music Greece, Universal Music Greece/EMI, and his own record company, "Afrogreco Music". He has also appeared with his six-piece orchestra at many festivals and music stages throughout Greece.

Personal opinion: It is impossible to dislike this man. (I challenge you). He is full of energy and good mood, and he is thoughtful and well-spoken in every instance I've watched him on a public platform. He has Charisma and always fights for a more progressive society. I would love to see him in more Greek productions, really.

He got back into the public eye when he presented this year's Eurovision semi-finals. The same year I also happened to watch a discussion for Black actors from US and Greece, and he was - in my opinion - the best communicator of the Greek group, and very knowledgeable on the history of arts in both countries.

I urge you to seek his material, be it music or shows, and, if you like him, give him some extra support!

Look how much theater he has done! Why isn't he more famous??

More of his work on music, and the Greek

[doppy-enjo]

Have a taste of my depiction of Hermes from Epic: The Musical!

If I'm not gonna give the trickster god of the pantheon an absolute shitpost of a presence then what am I even doing

[finelythreadedsky]

i really have to get into the distribution of roles among the three actors. just saw a footnote saying that the only other voice in antigone that matches the authority and assurance with which antigone speaks is tiresias, who would have presumably been played by the same actor. well.

[your-darling-gaze]

Les souvenirs d'une patrie perdue, l'espoir d'une terre promise, Ce divorce entre l'homme de sa vie...

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You want the acclaim, the mother of mothers

More poignant than fame or the taste of another

But be real and just jump, you dense motherfucker

You will not be more than a rat in the gutter

You want my opinion, my opinion you've got

You asked for my counsel, I gave you my thoughts

Be done with this now and jump off the roof

Can you hear me, Achilles? I'm talking to you...

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[fangirltothefullest]

How many AUs have you made? Any and all fandoms, if you had to count them. And also, what was the first AU you ever made?

If I went down the list of AUs for EVERY fandom I have ever been in it's going to turn into this:

I have WAY too many, I have ADHD, and if I invent an au for one fandom it's been reused in EVERY fandom I've been in....