Takis Hristoforidis

Takis Christoforidis (Istanbul 1914-Athens 1973) was a Greek actor and cousin of fellow actor Pericles Christoforidis.

He played mainly secondary comic roles and became known through the role of the nervous or the mad doctor, who had a tic. Actor (member of the Greek National Theatre Association since 1937) scion of the well-known Christoforidis theatrical family. At the beginning of his career he collaborated with prose troupes and with the National Theatre (1936-41). Thus, in the period 1939-40 he appeared in the operetta "Bat" staged by the Foundation's Opera Stage. Until 1945 he was at the "State Theatre of Thessaloniki" and then followed P. Kyriakos on his tour of Cyprus (1945-48).

He played at D. Rontiris' "Hellenic Stage" and the "Vembo" Theatre (1951-54). Since then he began to appear in characteristic roles with the main revue and comedy troupes. He collaborated particularly with K. Hadjichristos and took part, among others, in the K. Stoligkas - M. Theofanidis Troupe, etc.

He also played in many films.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Takis Hristoforidis is known for work in acting across film and television. New Release currently presents 25 verified screen credits connected to this profile.

Selected work includes A Rich Without Money (1967), Help! Vengos Visible Agent '000' (1967), For the heart of beautiful Helen (1967), Five Thousand Lies (1966), Conductor 007 (1966), Meletis of the Flying Squad (1966), Oh, If I Only Were a Man (1966), A Matter of Earnestness (1965).

The recorded credits span 1957 to 1967, including 25 movies and 0 TV shows. The filmography below lists available titles, release years and known roles.

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