Nikos Tsoukas

Biography

Nikos Tsoukas (Greek: Νίκος Τσούκας) was born in Deskati, Grevena, in 1935. He studied at the Pelos Katseli Drama School. He made his debut in the theater in 1962, alongside Mimis Fotopoulos, with the play "Outside the Thieves". He then played with Elli Lampeti in the play "Our Little Town" and later collaborated with Katerina, Kostas Mousouris, Lambros Konstantaras, Jenny Karezi, Kostas Rigopoulos, Kakia Analyti, Sotiris Moustakas, Aliki Vougiouklaki and others. He made his debut in the cinema in 1962, with the films Betrayed Love and The Bride Shut Up. Some of his most characteristic roles were in the films: Villa of Orgies, The Fairy and the Groom, The Crooked Tree and The Barber's Beauty. He first appeared on the small screen in the series "Travel", which made him popular with the general public and was followed by "Parking", "When I Was a Teacher" etc. (Source: CineHellas)

Known For

I Neraida Kai to Palikari

as Police Officer

The Lady and the Tramp

as Panagis

Jenny Jenny

as Christoforos

My Daughter, the Socialist

as Vlassis

Modern Cinderella

as Takis

The Orgies Villa

as Apostolis

Lazy like a dog

as Polydoros' friend #1

Runaway Bride

as co-driver

The Leventopaido

as Menios

The Barber's Beauty

as Mitsos