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Birthday: June 21, 1936 (89)
Place of Birth: Athens, Greece
Biography
Kostas Karras (Athens, 21 June 1936 – 6 May 2012) was a Greek actor and politician. He studied Political Science in London and acting at the National Theatre's Drama School. He was a graduate of the Royal Academy of Arts in London. In 1963 he graduated from the Pelos Katselis Drama School and the same year made his debut in Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap. At that time, he began his successful collaboration with Ellie Lampeti, with whom he was in a relationship, and appeared, among others, in works such as Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park" (in the role of Paul Parker) and Tennessee Williams's Bus Stop (in the role of Kowalski).
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Μπαμ, μπαμπάς και μπέμπα (1999)Age: 63as Κώστας Σταχτόπουλος
Πάτερ Ημών (1995)Age: 59as Κώστας Στεργίου
Ο χήρος, η χήρα και τα χειρότερα (1993)Age: 57as Κώστας Φωτιάδης
Καρέ του έρωτα (1986)Age: 50
Θυμήσου τον Σεπτέμβρη (1985)Age: 49
Gigolos (1981)Age: 45as Aris
Iphigenia (1977)Age: 41as Menelaos
I theatrina (1977)Age: 41as Παύλος
The Mediterranean In Flames (1972)Age: 36as Sub-Lieutenant Erich von Auer
Captives of Hate (1972)Age: 36as Angelos von Zirach
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