Spyros Kalogirou (Kypseli, 3 November 1922 - Athens, 27 June 2009) was a Greek theatre and film actor, best known for his villainous roles on the big screen. His trembling voice and fierce appearance were characteristic.
He acted in many films, both on television and in cinema, and when he played such roles he was very convincing. He also participated in many theatrical performances but did not have many collaborations with his wife, as she was at the National Theater and he was more involved with independent theater. After the '80s they formed their own troupe, staged performances and toured.
He acted in approximately two hundred plays and in all genres of theater, classical and contemporary writers, from theater of the absurd (Eugene Ionesco) to revue, but also in many of the Greek dramaturgy.
He first appeared in cinema in 1955 in Dimis Dadiras’ film O agapitikos tis voskopoulas. Since then, he has participated in more than 60 films, alongside the biggest names in Greek cinema. He appeared in about 55 films, including: Athens at Night, Stefania, Machine Gun Concerto, The Fairy and the Boy, The Blonde Teacher, Maria of Silence, The Man with the Carnation, and Stakaman. However, the film that left an era was Lola, in which Spyros Kalogirou had said the unforgettable phrase "There's a lot of money, Aris", to his then co-star Nikos Kourkoulos about the "eyes" of Jenny Karezi.
In 1966, at the Thessaloniki Film Festival, he was awarded an honorary distinction for his performance in the short film Jimmy the Tiger by Pantelis Voulgaris, and in 1971, the film critics awarded him the Silver Apollo for his role in the film Abuse of Power. He was honored with the Golden Head of the Vakhtangov Theater in Moscow. He also appeared in television series (Even Married People Have a Soul).
2004
as Σαββίδης
2003
as παππούς
2002
as Priest
2001
as Petros
2000
1990
as Vyron
1990
as Major
1990
as Markos, the drug dealer
1990
1989
as Noulis
1989
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as Vladimiros Iordanoglou
1988
1988
as Theodore
1988
as Andreas Pirounis
1988
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as Κυριάκος
1987
1987
as Kyriakos
1987
as Mr. Kalavrezos
1987
as Nontas Skilakos
1987
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1987
1986
as Markos Papastathis
1986
as Arhelaos
1986
as Policeman
1986
1985
as Listarhos Karvelis
1985
as Karolos Antypas
1984
as Λυκούργος
1984
as Andreas
1982
as Logothetis
1981
as Manolis Anastasopoulos
1977
1974
as Minister Shinas
1973
as Leonidas
1973
as Antonis Vournas
1972
1971
as Stratos Karatzas
1971
1971
as Ploutarhos Varnis
1971
as Αυγουστής
1971
as Vasilis Apostolopoulos
1970
as Major
1970
as Παντελής
1970
1970
as Giamouris
1970
as Frantzis
1970
as Dimosthenis Evelpidis
1970
as Irodotos Richter
1969
as kapetan Skandalakis
1969
as Panagiotis
1969
as Nikos
1969
as Sotiris Garbis
1969
as Straatis
1968
as Theofilos Argouzis
1967
as Miltiadis Tsipouras
1967
as Outlaw
1967
as Agent
1967
as Tsardas
1967
1966
1966
as Matthaios Tsaltas
1966
as Armandos
1966
as Jimmy the Tiger
1965
as Thanasis
1964
as Μαύρος
1963
as Minas
1962
as Periklis
1962
as Stathis
1962
1960
as Giakoumis
1960
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