
Actor
Dimitris Poulikakos
83 years · Athens, Greece · 49 films
Dimitris Poulikakos (Greek: Δημήτρης Πουλικάκος, January 21, 1943 - ) is a Greek singer, composer, actor, radio producer, announcer of commercials, writer, and translator of surrealist poetry and literature. He is also a prominent figure in the Greek Rock scene. He became known for his appearances in films and television series from the 1970s to the 1990s. Main appearances: Sloths of the Fertile Valley (1978), Glue Harp (1982), Dracula of the Exarchies (1983), BIOS + state (1987), Made In Greece (1987), The meteoric step of the stork (1991), Female Company (1999), Soapstone (1995) etc. His main television appearances are in the series The Arbitrary (1989 - 1991), The Men and the Not in the episode "In the Name of the Man" in the second season (1994-1995) where he plays the head prisoner in the prison, Two Strangers (1997 ), Seven deadly mothers-in-law (2008) et al. He is considered one of the main representatives of Greek rock. The record of Metaforai Ekdromai Mitsos is the forerunner of the Greek rock 'n roll discography. His concert at the end of the 1970s in Zografou is a milestone in Greek rock music history.
Best known for
Filmography 49

TRANZIT
2024 · Grand Father

Songs of Revolution
2017 · Self / Mad High Van Eros

USSAK
2017 · Socratis

Love, Love, Love
2016 · Manos

Hippie-Hippie Matala! Matala!
2013 · Actor

Show Bitch!
2010 · Chief

4 Black Suits
2010 · Lawyer

Sto vathos kipos
2009 · Epameinondas

Ζωντανοί Στο Κύτταρο - Σκηνές Rock
2006 · Self

Games in Edem
2002 · father

The Apple of Discord
2000 · Dinos Andreopoulos

Η εποχή των ασεβών
2000 · Actor

Vitsia gynaikon
2000 · Actor

Female Company
1999 · Lazogiannis

Medusa
1998 · Grocer

Shores of Twilight
1998 · Αγάλλος

Orpheus Descending
1996 · Actor

The Blue Villa
1995 · Inspector Thieu

Sapounopetra: To hrima sto Laimo sas
1995 · Actor, Writer

Τράνζιτο
1995 · Actor

Donusa
1992 · Stelios

The Suspended Step of the Stork
1991 · Chief Photographer

Lovers Beyond Time
1990 · Actor

Gamos sto Perithorio
1989 · Odigos Leoforiou



