Giannis Fermis
Acting
Born 1921-04-08
Died 1999-01-26
Smyrne, Turkey
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Yannis Fermis (real name: Ioannis Kagkas, 8 April 1921 - 26 January 1999) was a Greek actor. He was born in Smyrna in 1921. After the Asia Minor Catastrophe, he moved with his family to Larissa. He studied at the Drama School of the National Theatre. He pursued a career mainly in the field of musical theatre and revue and collaborated with many leading actors in the field. He took part in many tours in Greece and abroad. He also developed a rich activity in the field of cinema. He played characteristic roles in more than forty films and appeared in well-known television series. He died in Larissa from cancer and was buried there. His financial problems became a topic on television windows in 1998. He was helped by Thymios Karakatsanis.
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Filmography
Acting
21 credits
If Luck Favors You
Never on Sunday
The Miserable
Aristides and his Girls
Gold and Tin
The Wedding Dance
Kitsos Mini and Souvlaki
Lovers Without a Dime
The Cradle That Rocked You
The Treasure of the Beatitude
The Cicada and the Ant
Eva Has Not Sinned
Dating Agency
Everything the People Wants
The Greek woman and love
My Boss Was a Fool
They ere all... Fools!
At Night the Entanglements
Η Αρχόντισσα Της Κουζίνας
Tuesday the 13th
For You My Love
Other credits
21 credits
Elsewhere the Cackling
The Wooden Shoe, the Gun and the Bow Tie
A Father by Accident
Η περιπτερού
The Death of the Young Man
Μια 'βδομάδα στον παράδεισο
As the bride and groom wish
I Want a Forceful Man
If All the Women in the World
Σουσουράδα
Tallywoman: Operation Groom
For the Love of my Child
The Wastrels
The Matchmaker
Ο βιολιστής της φάπας
Nights in Miramare
Δυο κορίτσια στο κρεβάτι μου
The Beauty of Roumeli
The Little Beggar Girl
Nancy bought it!
Business Venture
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