Niki Triantafillidi

Niki Triantafillidi

Known for

Acting

Born

January 1, 1942

Birthplace

Athens, Greece

Died

May 13, 2013 (aged 71)

Biography

Niki Triantafyllidi (Athens, November 27, 1942 - Athens, May 13, 2013) was a Greek actress, director and writer. She was the daughter of composer Panos Triantafyllidis. She graduated from the Drama School of the National Theatre.

She made her theatrical debut in 1963, in the play "The House of Bernarda Alba" by Federico García Lorca with the Aleka Katseli troupe. She acted in several Greek films. She collaborated with important directors such as Alexis Minotis, Minos Volanakis, Lefteris Charonitis and others. In 1969 she was for a short time artistic director of the theater organization "Christian Theater", where she staged Eugene O'Neill's play, "Endless Days". In 1970 she won the directin...

Best known work

Euridice BA 2037
Euridice BA 2037
1975
Glory Sky
Glory Sky
1962
Amok
Amok
1963
Astrapogiannos
Astrapogiannos
1970
Dirty city
Dirty city
1965
The barker
The barker
1964
To Our Teacher, with Love
To Our Teacher, with Love
1969
My Bitter Love
My Bitter Love
1964
Beautiful days
Beautiful days
1970
The fate of the innocent
The fate of the innocent
1965

Filmography

  1. 1987

    Mary's GangTV

    as Mary (1 episode)

  2. 1983

  3. 1975

  4. 1975

    O Hristos xanastavronetaiTV

    as Κατερίνα (18 episodes)

  5. 1972

  6. 1970

    Astrapogiannos

    as Pashalia Velousi

  7. 1970

  8. 1970

  9. 1970

    Sunday's dream

    as Margarita Vardi

  10. 1970

  11. 1969

  12. 1969

  13. 1968

  14. 1968

  15. 1968

  16. 1968

  17. 1967

  18. 1967

  19. 1965

    The fate of the innocent

    as Maroula Abara

  20. 1965

    Dirty city

    as Anna

  21. 1964

    The barker

    as Mina

  22. 1964

  23. 1963

    Amok

    as Rena

  24. 1962

  25. 1962

    Glory Sky

    as Anthoula

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