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Zoras Tsapelis
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28 known credits
0.8 popularity score 81 years
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About 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.
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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.
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