
Person
Manos Destounis
Acting
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- Nov 19, 1937
- From
- Athens, Greece
Manolis Destounis (Athens, November 19, 1937-) is a Greek actor. He is a graduate of the Athens School of Commerce. He studied at the Athens Drama School G. Theodosiadis (graduated in 1965), at the "British Drama School" in London and at the Rallou Manou dance school. He made his debut in 1964 with the "Arma Theatrou" troupe. Collaborations with well-known troupes such as those of Dimitris Myrat, Mimis Fotopoulos, Sofia Vembo, etc. followed. In 1966 he took his first steps in cinema with the film A Ship Papadopoulos (1966). His career in television is also noteworthy, with participation in plays and series. He occasionally staged his own theatrical productions and was a conductor for various theatrical groups. He directed five films. He also developed an activity in the field of music, as a composer, singer and lyricist. A close relative of the former actor of the National Theatre, Ilias Destounis. (Source: Wikipedia, greekactor)
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What a Mess

What Did You Do in the War, Thanassi?

You are my other half

The Countess of Corfu

Wake up, you sucker...

Bedlam My Love

The Street Smarts

The Bald Student

Oedipus the King

At the Campsite

Aimilia, the Psychopath

Human Watch

Volunteer in Eros

Yes, But...

Giakoumis, A Roman Heart

A Ship Full of Papadopoulos

Anyone Else for Heaven?

King of Liars