Memos Begnis
Acting
Biography
Memos Mpegnis (Greek: Μέμος Μπεγνής; born in 20, November ,1974 on Salamis Island) is a Greek actor. He plays in Hellenic television series and theatre. He also plays the piano relatively fluently and sings. He has had leading roles in many television series such as Akros Oikogeniakon (2001–2003), Mi mou les antio (2004–2005), Ston Ilio tou Aigaiou (2005–2006) on the ANT1 channel. He currently stars in the MEGA TV Cyprus' show ΤΟ ΔΑΧΤΥΛΙΔΙ ΤΗΣ ΦΩΤΙΑΣ (The Ring of Fire 2014–2015). His career as an actor began quite by accident when he played piano in a performance of Katia Dandoulaki, which prompted him to enter into acting. He has studied the piano since he was 5 years old and has graduated as a soloist and his career was going to be as a pianist until Katia Dandoulaki met him and asked him to portray a soldier alongside fellow actors Giorgos Karamihos and Panagiotis Petrakis in a play called "The Trojan Women" written by Euripides.
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Panselinos
The every day life of a Greek family - four children, a husband who is a lawyer, a wife, a gambling grandma, a jinxed aunt, and a rabbit.
Extremely Family Friendly
Vicky Stavropoulou plays the ghost of a woman who, invisible to ordinary mortals, watches, narrates and intervenes for good in various family affairs starring mothers-in-law with many different characters.
7 Deadly Mother-in-Laws
This is a series of stand-alone comedy episodes on the theme of infidelity. Each episode deals with a different type of "cuckold" man and how he reacts to his wife's infidelity. The connecting link of all the stand-alone episodes is the "ghost" couple, Eva - Theophilos. After their death, they are given a second chance at life as long as they win a bet. Eva will have to break up more couples than Theophilos can keep together. Their fights are proverbial and in order to achieve their goal, they find inventive ways to get involved in the lives of the "cuckold" heroes and turn them upside down...!
Honorable Cuckolds
Four brothers, completely different from each other, but very much loved. They share a guilty secret, an unacknowledged taboo from the past that remains an open wound to this day. Surrounded by family, dear friends, sworn enemies and a large group of young students exploring life and love with the drive, but also the ignorance of youth.
Taboo
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Το Δαχτυλίδι της Φωτιάς
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Μη Μου Λες Αντίο
this is about the life during the world war ii in greece
Η Τελευταία Παράσταση
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Ελεύθερος κι ωραίος
Soula Sarimbuyuki is 30 years old, independent, and against marriage. She grew up with her three aunts, who are originally from the city and love spicy food. Today is her birthday and birthdays are a very dangerous day! Like New Year's! You have to make decisions. She has just received four marriage proposals and decides to get married! Her three aunts are impressed, her two best friends run to help and the four prospective grooms arrive on the island to choose the right one. The test begins and the situation becomes complicated. While the winner is ready to "pay" the bride, Soula decides that a wedding is not a game show.
Soula Come Again (SEX)
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Οι Θειο... ...Σεβούμενοι
Based on real events In a school in the northern suburbs, the arrival of the mysterious and charming Chris will upset Dorothea, which will fall in love. Soon the two of them will bring the rest of the gang in a dark new world.
The Death I Dreamed Of
The protagonist is "Mrs. Epitheoresis" herself, who returns to the stage to travel her great-grandson back in time, to her most important moments. On the stage parade the legendary protagonists, the inimitable lines, the great voices, the immortal songs, the glittering theaters of the golden age of the epitheoresis. And up close, current events, political and social changes, urbanization, the fate of Greece - always with humor and a satirical mood. "Kyria Epitheoresis" takes the viewer by the hand and guides them through the bars and historical theaters of Athens from the 1930s to the beginning of the dictatorship in 1967.