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Lazarus: New page: Elena Nathanail (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens, the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer. Her impressive good looks got her noticed by produce...

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New page: Elena Nathanail (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens, the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer. Her impressive good looks got her noticed by produce...

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Elena Nathanail (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens, the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.

Her impressive good looks got her noticed by producers and directors of the, then-blooming, Greek commercial cinema of the mid-sixties. After studying drama at the [[Pelos Katselis Drama School]], Elena got her first screen part in the 1963 movie ''Kati na kaiei'' (Something hot), directed by [[Yiannis Dalianides]]. Her second screen role came in [[1965]] in the German movie Walsungenblunt, directed by Rolf Thiele and based on a Thomas Mann novel.

A few more parts followed in Greek movies of the late sixties, usually in the Athenian spoilt rich girl mould. In [[1968]] she got a best actress award at the [[Thessaloniki Film Festival]] for her part in the movie Randevou me mia agnosti (Rendez-vous with a Stranger).

In the early seventies she established her screen persona (that of a free-spirited, beautiful young woman) and became something of a fashion icon but with the abrupt decline of the Greek commercial cinema in [[1973]] her career came to a halt.

After a seven year absence she made a comeback of sorts with a number of straight-to-video movies, usually light comedies. Her last role worthy of her beauty and acting abilities was that of Julia in the hugely succesful Thornbirds spin-off TV soap, ''Aggigma Psyhis'', in [[1998]].

She died on [[March 4]], [[2008]], after a lengthy battle with cancer.

==References==
*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0622265/ Internet Movie Database]
[[Category:Actresses|Nathanail, Elena]]

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 [[Image:Ethelontis_ston_erota_01.jpg|thumb|350px|With [[Nikos Rizos]], [[Costas Voutsas]] in the 1971 movie ''Ethelontis ston Erota'']]
-[[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens in [[1941]], the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.
+[[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens οn [[January 31]], [[1947]], the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.
-Her impressive good looks got her noticed by producers and directors of the, then-blooming, Greek commercial cinema of the mid-sixties. After studying drama at the [[Pelos Katselis Drama School]], Elena got her first screen part in the 1963 movie ''Kati na kaiei'' (Something hot), directed by [[Yiannis Dalianides]]. Her second screen role came in [[1965]] in the German movie Walsungenblunt, directed by Rolf Thiele and based on a Thomas Mann novel.
+Her impressive good looks got her noticed by producers and directors of the, then-blooming, Greek commercial cinema of the mid-sixties. After studying drama at the [[Pelos Katselis Drama School]], Elena got her first screen part in the [[1963]] movie ''Kati na kaiei'' (Something hot), directed by [[Yiannis Dalianides]]. Her second screen role came in [[1965]] in the German movie Walsungenblunt, directed by Rolf Thiele and based on a Thomas Mann novel.
 A few more parts followed in Greek movies of the late sixties, usually in the Athenian spoilt rich girl mould. In [[1968]] she got a best actress award at the [[Thessaloniki Film Festival]] for her part in the movie Randevou me mia agnosti (Rendez-vous with a Stranger).
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 [[Category:Actresses|Nathanail, Elena]]
-[[Category:1941 births|Nathanail, Elena]]
+[[Category:1947 births|Nathanail, Elena]]
 [[Category:2008 deaths|Nathanail, Elena]]

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 [[Image:Ntama_Spathi_1966_Nathanail.jpg|thumb|350px|[[Elena Nathanail]] in the [[1967]] movie ''Dama Spathi'' (Ντάμα Σπαθί)]]
-[[Image:Elena_nathanail_01.jpg|thumb|150px|left|[[Elena Nathanail]]]][[Image:Epixeirisis_Apollon_scene_1.jpg|thumb|350px|Scene from the [[19968]] ''Epiheirisis Apollon'' with co-star Thomas Fritsch]]
+[[Image:Elena_nathanail_01.jpg|thumb|150px|left|[[Elena Nathanail]]]][[Image:Epixeirisis_Apollon_scene_1.jpg|thumb|350px|Scene from the [[1968]] film ''Epiheirisis Apollon'' with co-star Thomas Fritsch]]
 [[Image:Ethelontis_ston_erota_01.jpg|thumb|350px|With [[Nikos Rizos]], [[Costas Voutsas]] in the 1971 movie ''Ethelontis ston Erota'']]
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 ==References==
 *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0622265/ Internet Movie Database]
 [[Category:Actresses|Nathanail, Elena]]

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 [[Image:Ntama_Spathi_1966_Nathanail.jpg|thumb|350px|[[Elena Nathanail]] in the [[1967]] movie ''Dama Spathi'' (Ντάμα Σπαθί)]]
 [[Image:Elena_nathanail_01.jpg|thumb|150px|left|[[Elena Nathanail]]]][[Image:Epixeirisis_Apollon_scene_1.jpg|thumb|350px|Scene from the [[19968]] ''Epiheirisis Apollon'' with co-star Thomas Fritsch]]
 [[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens in [[1941]], the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.

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 [[Image:Elena_nathanail_01.jpg|thumb|150px|left|[[Elena Nathanail]]]][[Image:Epixeirisis_Apollon_scene_1.jpg|thumb|350px|Scene from the [[19968]] ''Epiheirisis Apollon'' with co-star Thomas Fritsch]]
-[[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens, the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.
+[[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens in [[1941]], the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.
 Her impressive good looks got her noticed by producers and directors of the, then-blooming, Greek commercial cinema of the mid-sixties. After studying drama at the [[Pelos Katselis Drama School]], Elena got her first screen part in the 1963 movie ''Kati na kaiei'' (Something hot), directed by [[Yiannis Dalianides]]. Her second screen role came in [[1965]] in the German movie Walsungenblunt, directed by Rolf Thiele and based on a Thomas Mann novel.
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 After a seven year absence she made a comeback of sorts with a number of straight-to-video movies, usually light comedies. Her last role worthy of her beauty and acting abilities was that of Julia in the hugely succesful Thornbirds spin-off TV soap, ''Aggigma Psyhis'', in [[1998]].
-She died on [[March 4]], [[2008]], after a lengthy battle with cancer, attended by her life companion [[Tasos Mitropoulos]]. She left behind her daugther Inka.
+She died on [[March 4]], [[2008]], after a lengthy battle with cancer. She was survived by her daugther Inka.
 ==Filmography==

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-[[Image:Epixeirisis_Apollon_scene_1.jpg|thumb|350px|Scene from the [[19968]] ''Epiheirisis Apollon'' with co-star Thomas Fritsch]]
+[[Image:Ntama_Spathi_1966_Nathanail.jpg|thumb|350px|[[Elena Nathanail]] in the [[1967]] movie ''Dama Spathi'' (Ντάμα Σπαθί)]]
-[[Image:Elena_nathanail_01.jpg|thumb|150px|left|[[Elena Nathanail]]]]
+[[Image:Elena_nathanail_01.jpg|thumb|150px|left|[[Elena Nathanail]]]][[Image:Epixeirisis_Apollon_scene_1.jpg|thumb|350px|Scene from the [[19968]] ''Epiheirisis Apollon'' with co-star Thomas Fritsch]]
 [[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens, the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.

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	[[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens, the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.		[[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens, the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.

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		+	[[Elena Nathanail]] (Greek Έλενα Ναθαναήλ) was born in Athens, the daughter of a well-off textile designer and manufacturer.

	Her impressive good looks got her noticed by producers and directors of the, then-blooming, Greek commercial cinema of the mid-sixties. After studying drama at the [[Pelos Katselis Drama School]], Elena got her first screen part in the 1963 movie ''Kati na kaiei'' (Something hot), directed by [[Yiannis Dalianides]]. Her second screen role came in [[1965]] in the German movie Walsungenblunt, directed by Rolf Thiele and based on a Thomas Mann novel.		Her impressive good looks got her noticed by producers and directors of the, then-blooming, Greek commercial cinema of the mid-sixties. After studying drama at the [[Pelos Katselis Drama School]], Elena got her first screen part in the 1963 movie ''Kati na kaiei'' (Something hot), directed by [[Yiannis Dalianides]]. Her second screen role came in [[1965]] in the German movie Walsungenblunt, directed by Rolf Thiele and based on a Thomas Mann novel.