Thodoros Exarchos

Thodoros Exarchos (Corfu, December 10, 1930 - Pagrati, May 9, 2009) was a Greek actor and writer. He studied theater at the National Theater, having Dimitris Horn and Dim. Rontiris as teachers. He took part, most of the time, in secondary but important roles, in about 60 films, with the first being The Written Words of Fortune (1957) and the last being The Civil Kitchen (2003). He also took part in many quality theatrical works, such as The Rain (debut, in 1957, with the troupe of Kyria Katerina), The Master Solnes, directed by G. Kimoulis, etc. He also acted on television, in popular series such as The Unknown War, while he lent his characteristic deep voice to radio shows. His last television series was The Lying Grandpa (2008-2009). He was honored by the Academy of Athens for his work Greek Actors - Searching for the Roots, which he published in 1997. (Source: Wikipedia)

Thodoros Exarchos (Corfu, December 10, 1930 - Pagrati, May 9, 2009) was a Greek actor and writer. He studied theater at the National Theater, having Dimitris Horn and Dim. Rontiris as teachers. He took part, most of the time, in secondary but important roles, in about 60 films, with the first being The Written Words of Fortune (1957) and the last being The Civil Kitchen (2003). He also took part in many quality theatrical works, such as The Rain (debut, in 1957, with the troupe of Kyria Katerina), The Master Solnes, directed by G. Kimoulis, etc. He also acted on television, in popular series such as The Unknown War, while he lent his characteristic deep voice to radio shows. His last television series was The Lying Grandpa (2008-2009). He was honored by the Academy of Athens for his work Greek Actors - Searching for the Roots, which he published in 1997. (Source: Wikipedia)