Zoras Tsapelis
Zoras Tsapelis (Greek: Ζώρας Τσάπελης, 1921 - 2002) was a Greek film actor. His full name was Zoras-Zografos Tsapelis (Ζώρας-Ζωγράφος Τσάπελης). He was born in Salamis in 1921. He studied acting at the Drama School of the National Theatre and made his stage debut in 1945 in Nikolai Gogol's play "The Inspector General". After collaborating with various musical and theatrical troupes, he created his own troupe in 1958 with Titos Vandis and Eleni Hatziargyri. In 1966 he was hired by the National Theatre. He acted in 34 films, mainly in supporting roles. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jealousy
(Andreas)
The Abductors
Operation Kraipe
Ο μεγάλος ένοχος
Το κορίτσι του "17"
Ο δρόμος των ηρώων
Fugitives from Bulkes
The Leventopaido
(Klearhos Athanasiou)
Panic
(Vasilis Apergis)
Unsubdued Slaves
The Counterfeit Coin
(Dimitris)
Concert for Machine Guns
(General)
Zero Hour Society
(Sergios)
Treason Avenue
(Evgenios Giovanoglou)
A Matter of Conscience
(Prof. Manolis Hatzigiorgos)
Σατανάδες στα σχολεία
Boy Prostitutes
(Petros Zegelis)
Ransom Baby
(Haine Baumann)
In the name of the law
(Neurologist)
A Woman's Past
(Iosif Raisis)
One More Time Before I Die
He And She
Love and Betrayal
The Brave Die Twice
Ali Pasas and Lady Frosyni
Εσχάτη Προδοσία
Oedipus at Colonus
(Man from Colonus)
The Counterfeit Coin