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....
Abuse of authority
1971
O Katergaris
1971
Visibility Zero
1970
Τα Τσακάλια
1981
Άγρια Πάθη
1967
The Craziest Star
1989
The Trial of the Judges
1974
O agalitsas: Ena exagomeno koroido
1985
The Jungle of Cities
1970
Liza and All the Others
2003
Jimmy the Tiger
1966
The unmarried father
1988
The little man
1969
Darling, Let's Get Naked!
1984
Concert for Machine Guns
1967
Of Fortune The Written
1957
I blame the People
1966
Υπέρ επείγον
1989
Hymnographer Kassiani
1960
The Asphalt Fever
1967
Conjugal Short Circuits
1987
The Constellation of Virgin
1973
At Hell's Door
1960
I Neraida Kai to Palikari
1969
Love in Waves
1988
The Revolutionary
1971
Tall, Thin and a Big Liar
1985
Stakaman!
2001
The Omnipresent
1989
The Captain and Dancer
1989
Tamtakos Lives!
1990
Maria in Silence
1973
The Red Train
1982
The... victim
1969
Lola
1964
Εσχάτη Προδοσία
1971
Lieutenant Natassa
1970
The Ruthless
1965
A Funny Girl
1970
To koritsi tou batsou
1987