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[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[1940]]. He graduated from the [[National Theatre of Greece]] and was known for his portrayal of offbeat, neurotic yet likable characters. He appeared primarily in modern films and plays, although he also performed several roles in classical works.

Moustakas appeared in 76 films and numerous stage plays, and was a popular television actor.

Moustakas' international film debut came in [[1964]] in the Oscar-winning movie [[Zorba the Greek]] starring Anthony Quinn, in which he played '''Mimithos''', the village idiot. Although his recent work was mainly in the theatre, he also had a role in the [[2007]] film El Greco.

On June 4, 2007, he collapsed while rehearsing a production at a local theatre, and died early that Monday after being transferred to an Athens hospital. The exact cause of death was not released. Moustakas was survived by his actress wife [[Maria Bonelou]] and one daughter.

[[Category:Actors|Moustakas, Sotiris]]
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 == Filmography ==
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 * El Greco (2007) (post-production)

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 == Filmography ==
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 * El Greco (2007) (post-production)

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-[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[1940]]. As a kid, he adored [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Chaplin Charlie Chaplin], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Kaye Danny Kaye] and loved opera and classical music. He learned the violin. When his voice changed at 16, he scrapped his dreams for an opera singer - not those of an actor.
+[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[September 7]], [[1940]]. As a kid, he adored [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Chaplin Charlie Chaplin], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Kaye Danny Kaye] and loved opera and classical music. He learned the violin. When his voice changed at 16, he scrapped his dreams for an opera singer - not those of an actor.
 When [[Nikos Stavridis]] was on tour in [[Cyprus]], Moustakas went up to him to ask for an autograph. Moustakas mimicked his playing and Stavridis told him "You're good! Come to Greece to study acting."
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 On [[June 4]], [[2007]], he collapsed while rehearsing a production at a local theatre, and died early that Monday after being transferred to an Athens hospital. The exact cause of death was not released. Moustakas was survived by his actress wife [[Maria Bonelou]] and one daughter, Alexia. Moustakas was ''"one of the most significant comic actors who has emerged from Greece and Cyprus,"'' said Greek Prime Minister [[Costas Karamanlis]] in a tribute to the comic.
 [[Category:Actors|Moustakas, Sotiris]]
 [[Category:1940 births|Moustakas, Sotiris]]
 [[Category:2007 deaths|Moustakas, Sotiris]]

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−	[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[1940]]. As a kid, he adored Charlie Chaplin, Danny ~~Kay~~ and loved opera and classical music. He learned the violin. When his voice changed at 16, he scrapped his dreams for an opera singer - not those of an actor.	+	[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[1940]]. As a kid, he adored [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Chaplin Charlie Chaplin], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Kaye Danny Kaye] and loved opera and classical music. He learned the violin. When his voice changed at 16, he scrapped his dreams for an opera singer - not those of an actor.

	When [[Nikos Stavridis]] was on tour in [[Cyprus]], Moustakas went up to him to ask for an autograph. Moustakas mimicked his playing and Stavridis told him "You're good! Come to Greece to study acting."		When [[Nikos Stavridis]] was on tour in [[Cyprus]], Moustakas went up to him to ask for an autograph. Moustakas mimicked his playing and Stavridis told him "You're good! Come to Greece to study acting."

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-[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[1940]]. He graduated from the [[National Theater|National Theatre of Greece]] and was known for his portrayal of offbeat, neurotic yet likable characters. He appeared primarily in modern films and plays, although he also performed several roles in classical works.
+[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[1940]]. As a kid, he adored Charlie Chaplin, Danny Kay and loved opera and classical music. He learned the violin. When his voice changed at 16, he scrapped his dreams for an opera singer - not those of an actor.
 Moustakas appeared in 76 films and numerous stage plays, and was a popular television actor.
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 Moustakas' international film debut came in [[1964]] in the Oscar-winning movie [[Zorba the Greek]] starring Anthony Quinn, in which he played '''Mimithos''', the village idiot. Although his recent work was mainly in the theatre, he also had a role in the [[2007]] film El Greco.
-On [[June 4]], [[2007]], he collapsed while rehearsing a production at a local theatre, and died early that Monday after being transferred to an Athens hospital. The exact cause of death was not released. Moustakas was survived by his actress wife [[Maria Bonelou]] and one daughter. Moustakas was ''"one of the most significant comic actors who has emerged from Greece and Cyprus,"'' said Greek Prime Minister [[Costas Karamanlis]] in a tribute to the comic.
+On [[June 4]], [[2007]], he collapsed while rehearsing a production at a local theatre, and died early that Monday after being transferred to an Athens hospital. The exact cause of death was not released. Moustakas was survived by his actress wife [[Maria Bonelou]] and one daughter, Alexia. Moustakas was ''"one of the most significant comic actors who has emerged from Greece and Cyprus,"'' said Greek Prime Minister [[Costas Karamanlis]] in a tribute to the comic.
 [[Category:Actors|Moustakas, Sotiris]]
 [[Category:1940 births|Moustakas, Sotiris]]
 [[Category:2007 deaths|Moustakas, Sotiris]]

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−	[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[1940]]. He graduated from the [[National Theatre of Greece]] and was known for his portrayal of offbeat, neurotic yet likable characters. He appeared primarily in modern films and plays, although he also performed several roles in classical works.	+	[[Sotiris Moustakas]] was a stage and film actor. He was born in [[Limassol]], [[Cyprus]], in [[1940]]. He graduated from the [[National Theater\|National Theatre of Greece]] and was known for his portrayal of offbeat, neurotic yet likable characters. He appeared primarily in modern films and plays, although he also performed several roles in classical works.

	Moustakas appeared in 76 films and numerous stage plays, and was a popular television actor.		Moustakas appeared in 76 films and numerous stage plays, and was a popular television actor.