Acting
Manos Destounis
EL, EN cinema · 58 credits
Born
19 November 1937 (age 88)
Birthplace
Athens, Greece
Also known as Μανώλης Δεστούνης · Manolis Destounis · Μάνος Δεστούνης · Μανωλης Δεστουνης
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)
Known for
Filmography
Αύριο θα ξέρουμε
as Dakos
Massage gia ola ta gousta
as Inspector Harilaos
Μερικοί το προτιμούν με ροκ
Actor, Writer
Anyone Else for Heaven?
as Ieremias Agioklimas
The Killer
as Pelekanos
What a Mess
as Thanasis
The Bald Student
as head of unit
The Street Smarts
as Vrasidas
To pio grigoro bouzouki
as Ippokratis
The Countess of Corfu
as Gerasimos
Bedlam My Love
as Lakis
Human Watch
as Frixos
King of Liars
as postman
O agathiáris kai i atsída
as Mr. Aloupitos
Two Clever Fools
as Markos
Volunteer in Eros
as Waiter
What Does Man Do To Live
as Sotiris
My Luck Went Crazy
as Famelis
The Headstrong
as κονφερασιέ
Wake up, you sucker...
as Mr. Papaxyngis
My Boss Was a Fool
as Θυρωρός
Oedipus the King
as Chorus
