Stavros Tornes
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Stavros Tornes (Greek: Σταύρος Τορνές) was born in 1932 in Athens, Greece. He was an actor and director, known for Karkalou (1984), Balamos (1982) and Thiraikos orthros (1968). He died in 1988 in Athens.
Known for
Credits
City of Women (1980)
as (uncredited)
Sky (1962)
Actor
Open Letter (1967)
Actor
Topos (1985)
as Geropeismataris
Varieté (1985)
as Old Man in the Corridor
Nausicaa (1971)
as Michel
Stavros Tornes: The Poor Hunter of the South (1994)
as archive footage
Many Wars Ago (1970)
as General's Aide (uncredited)
The Daywork of Happiness (1960)
as Nikos
Christ Stopped at Eboli (1979)
Actor
Heron for Germany (1988)
as Polydoros
Allonsanfan (1974)
as Gioacchino
Coatti (1977)
Actor
Balamos (1982)
as Balamos
Danilo Treles: The Famous Andalusian Musician (1986)
as Fox Man
Sharp as a Needle (1961)
as police officer
To mystiko tou kokkinou mandya (1960)
Actor
The Beauty of Roumeli (1962)
Actor
Fishermen and Fishing (1961)
as narrator
Misunderstanding (1983)
Actor
For the Poet Nikos Kavvadias (1982)
as Self
Kierion (1974)
as George Morgan
Our Tears Have Dried Up (1961)
Actor
Witches (1988)
Actor
Erimos kai monos gia na mou fygei o ponos (2006)
Actor