Greek actor Christos Dachtylidis passes away at 94

Greek actor Christos Dachtylidis has passed away at the age of 94. The news was announced by his daughter, Lilian, and confirmed by fellow actor Spyros Bibilas, who expressed his condolences to the artistic community.

Dachtylidis, a 1959 graduate of the Karolos Koun Art Theatre Drama School, enjoyed a prolific career spanning several decades. He began his professional journey at the Art Theatre before moving on to work with the National Theatre, Finos Film, and the national broadcaster ERT. Between 1982 and 1993, he appeared in 15 productions at the National Theatre, including notable roles in Shakespeare’s "Othello," Aristophanes’ "Peace," and Dimitris Psathas’ "Fon Dimitrakis." His film career began in 1960 with a role in the movie "2,000.

Beyond his acting achievements, Dachtylidis was also an author, having published the novel "Glykia-xini zoi, avastakti" (Sweet-sour life, unbearable) in 2011. His contributions to Greek theater, cinema, and television remain a significant part of his legacy in the national cultural landscape.