Kosta Tsonev
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Kosta Tsonev (10 June 1929 – 25 January 2012) was a celebrated Bulgarian actor whose prolific career spanned theatre, film, and television. Born in Sofia, he graduated from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts, laying the foundation for a remarkable journey in the performing arts.
Known for
Credits
The Weddings of Ioan Assen (1975)
as Aleksander / Yoan Asen
Be Happy, Ani! (1961)
as Boyan
On a Quiet Evening (1960)
as Captain
Porwanie (1985)
as Nikolow
Echelons of Death (1986)
as Dimitar Peshev
Salvation (1984)
as Nikola Bakardzhiev
Crystals (1982)
as Akademik Abadzhiev
My Father, the Painter (1974)
as the father
This Fine Mature Age (1985)
as Rumen Iliev
The Hit (1981)
as Prince Kiril
Pauper's Joy (1958)
as Lazar Dabaka
There Is Nothing Finer Than Bad Weather (1971)
as Evans
Sky for All (1987)
Actor
Mr. Nobody (1969)
as Emil Bobev
Necessary Sinner (1971)
as Ivan Asenov
Liberty or Death (1969)
Actor
On the Eve (1985)
Actor
Blind Saturday (1988)
Actor
Chicho Krastnik (1988)
Actor
Poor Street (1960)
as Petar
Yesterday (1988)
as Vera's father
People of Dimitrovgrad (1956)
Actor
Forest People (1985)
Actor
The Wolf Pack (1972)
as Kalinov
The Swimming Pool (1977)
as Apostol
The Foreign Nephew (1990)
as Nepoznatiyat
Nemirnata ptitza lyubov (1990)
as Svidetelyat
Razvodi, razvodi... (1989)
as Saprugat na Mariya (Segment 3)
Requiem for a Slut (1976)
as Boev
Parisian Drama (1984)
Actor
Boris I - Part 2 - Word For Letters (1985)
as Kliment Ohridski
Boris I: Part 1 – The Baptizing (1985)
as Kliment Ohridski
Yuliya Vrevskaya (1977)
as Old Bulgarian Rebel
The Troop Leader (1959)
as Danyo
The Night of 13th (1961)
as Maj. Andrey Panov
There Is No Death (1963)
as Mladenov
Wrathful Journey (1971)
Actor
Second Death of Gregor Z (1992)
as Simeon Bojović
The Golden Tooth (1962)
as Captain Lukov
The Great Victory (1973)
Actor
Typhoons with Gentle Names (1979)
as Emil Boev