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[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born in [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the National Theater of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).

In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the 1964 film version, opposite Jenny Karezi). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).

His film work has been prolific, too: he appeared in about 120 films, usually in scene-stealing supporting parts. One of his few starring film roles was as the kind-hearted tavern-keeper in Kyr-Giorgis ekpedevetai, O ([[1977]]). He died of a stroke on [[April 14]], [[1984]].

[[Category: Actors|Papayiannopoulos, Dionysis]]
[[Category: 1912 births|Papayiannopoulos, Dionysis]]
[[CAtegory: 1984 deaths|Papayiannopoulos, Dionysis]]

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 [[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born on [[July 12]], [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Peloponnese]], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the [[National Theater]] of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).
-In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] film version, opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).
+In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] [[Miss Manager|film version]], opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).
 His film work has been prolific, too: he appeared in about 120 films, usually in scene-stealing supporting parts. One of his few starring film roles was as the kind-hearted tavern-keeper in ''O Kyr-Giorgis ekpedevetai'' ([[1977]]). His hero tried to come across as a rich man, though he is a poor and illiterate brewer. The same role continued on TV, where from [[1974]] to [[1981]], Papagiannopoulos starred on "Luna Park", a legendary TV series of Greek TV. The director was [[Yiannis Dalianidis]].

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−	[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born in [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Peloponnese]], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the [[National Theater]] of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).	+	[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born on [[July 12]], [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Peloponnese]], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the [[National Theater]] of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).

	In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] film version, opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).		In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] film version, opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).

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-[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born in [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Peloponnese]], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the National Theater of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).
+[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born in [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Peloponnese]], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the [[National Theater]] of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).
 In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] film version, opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).
-His film work has been prolific, too: he appeared in about 120 films, usually in scene-stealing supporting parts. One of his few starring film roles was as the kind-hearted tavern-keeper in ''Kyr-Giorgis ekpedevetai, O'' ([[1977]]). His hero tried to come across as a rich man, though he is a poor and illiterate brewer. The same role continued on TV, where from [[1974]] to [[1981]], Papagiannopoulos starred on "Luna Park", a legendary TV series of Greek TV. The director was [[Yiannis Dalianidis]].
+His film work has been prolific, too: he appeared in about 120 films, usually in scene-stealing supporting parts. One of his few starring film roles was as the kind-hearted tavern-keeper in ''O Kyr-Giorgis ekpedevetai'' ([[1977]]). His hero tried to come across as a rich man, though he is a poor and illiterate brewer. The same role continued on TV, where from [[1974]] to [[1981]], Papagiannopoulos starred on "Luna Park", a legendary TV series of Greek TV. The director was [[Yiannis Dalianidis]].
 He died in his sleep of a stroke on [[April 14]], [[1984]].

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 His film work has been prolific, too: he appeared in about 120 films, usually in scene-stealing supporting parts. One of his few starring film roles was as the kind-hearted tavern-keeper in ''Kyr-Giorgis ekpedevetai, O'' ([[1977]]). His hero tried to come across as a rich man, though he is a poor and illiterate brewer. The same role continued on TV, where from [[1974]] to [[1981]], Papagiannopoulos starred on "Luna Park", a legendary TV series of Greek TV. The director was [[Yiannis Dalianidis]].
-He died of a stroke on [[April 14]], [[1984]].
+He died in his sleep of a stroke on [[April 14]], [[1984]].
 ==External Links==

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−	[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born in [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Peloponnese], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the National Theater of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).	+	[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born in [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Peloponnese]], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the National Theater of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).

	In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] film version, opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).		In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] film version, opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).

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−	[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born in [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the National Theater of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).	+	[[Dionysis Papayiannopoulos]] (Greek: ''Διονύσης Παπαγιαννόπουλος'') was born in [[1912]], in [[Diakofto]], [[Peloponnese], [[Greece]]. He studied at the Drama School of the National Theater of Greece, where he made his stage debut in [[1938]], appearing (as the Knight) in Shakespeare's "King Lear". During the next two decades he collaborated with many prestigious stage groups, excelling in, among others, Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (as the Grave-digger) and [[Dimitris Psathas]]' "Fonazei o kleftis" (as Solon Karaleon).

	In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] film version, opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).		In [[1961]] he created his own stage group and gave memorable performances in a series of modern Greek comedies, like Gerasimos Stavrou's "Zito i zoi" and [[Asimakis Gialamas]] and [[Costas Pretenderis]]' "Despinis Diefthindis" (as Mr. Vassiliou - a role he repeated in the [[1964]] film version, opposite [[Jenny Karezi]]). He was also very good in [[Iakovos Kampanellis]]' "To megalo mas tsirko" (as Kolokotronis, Venizelos and Karagiozis).

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	His film work has been prolific, too: he appeared in about 120 films, usually in scene-stealing supporting parts. One of his few starring film roles was as the kind-hearted tavern-keeper in Kyr-Giorgis ekpedevetai, O ([[1977]]). He died of a stroke on [[April 14]], [[1984]].		His film work has been prolific, too: he appeared in about 120 films, usually in scene-stealing supporting parts. One of his few starring film roles was as the kind-hearted tavern-keeper in Kyr-Giorgis ekpedevetai, O ([[1977]]). He died of a stroke on [[April 14]], [[1984]].
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		+	==External Links==
		+	*{{imdb name\|name=Dionysis Papayiannopoulos\|id=0660362}}
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	[[Category: Actors\|Papayiannopoulos, Dionysis]]		[[Category: Actors\|Papayiannopoulos, Dionysis]]