Christos Tsaganeas (; 2 July 1906 – 2 July 1976) was a Greek actor and a cinematographer.

Biography

Tsaganeas was born in Brăila, Romania. He starred in several movies, his most famous role being the college headmaster in To xylo vgike ap' ton paradeiso. His first important role was in The Germans are Coming with Vassilis Logothetidis where he says the well known phrase Anthropoi, anthropoi. Aimostageis, aimodipseis kai aimovoroi. Pros ti to missos ke o allilosparagmos. He married, secondly, to Nitsa Tsaganea. He died on his 70th birthday and was buried in the First Cemetery. His wife and their daughter were later buried alongside him.

Christos Tsaganeas

Filmography

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1906 births

1976 deaths

Male actors from Athens

Greek male film actors

National Liberation Front (Greece) members

Romanian emigrants to Greece

People from Brăila

Film people from Athens

Gold crosses of the Order of George I

Recipients of the Order of George I

Burials in Athens

20th-century Greek male actors

Christos Tsaganeas