Nadia Mourouzi

Nadia Mourouzi

Profession: Acting

Nadia Mourouzi is a Greek actress She began her career as an actress in 1986 starring alongside Marcello Mastroianni in Theodoros Angelopoulos film The Beekeeper She continued acting in films such as Landscape in the Mist Alice The Meteoric Footstep of the Stork Poisonous Women and others On television she has starred in the daily series The Shine and Good Morning Life She was born in Athens In the mid1980s she began her studies as an actress at the Drama School of the Art Theater In 1986 she made her film debut with a leading role in Theodoros Angelopoulos film The Beekeeper2 There she costarred with Italian star Marcello Mastroianni and thus became particularly wellknown to the general public3 In 1988 her second film appearance followed again in Angelopoulos film Landscape in the Mist In the same year she took part in two Frenchproduced films Le prince barbare and Alice She appeared on television for the first time in 1989 participating in the TV film Sweet Dreams In the same year she began presenting the lifestyle show Mega Hit on the then newly established television station Mega Channel In the 19901991 season she starred in the second season of the Mega Channel soap opera Thirst In the 19911992 season she starred alongside Grigoris Valtinos in the social series Fakellos Amazons In the same season she began her television collaboration with director Nikos Foskolos having a leading role in the first and second seasons of the ANT1 daily series I Lampsi There for two seasons she played Semina Drakou a member of the powerful family of the series In the 19931994 season after her departure from Lampsi she began starring in Foskolos second daily series Kalimera Zoi Her presence in the series continued in the 19941995 season but with a different role She returned to television after several years of absence in 2001 when she rejoined the leading cast of Lampsi with a different role

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