Orfeas Avgoustidis

Orpheus - Eleftherios Avgoustidis, born on June 5, 1985, in Exarchia, Greece, is a prominent actor known for his versatile performances across television, film, and theater. Hailing from a family of actors—his parents being Maria Tzompanaki and Dinos Avgoustidis—he pursued his passion for acting by graduating from the Drama School of the National Theatre, followed by film studies at the New York Film Academy.

Avgoustidis made his cinematic debut in 2005 with the film "Loofa and Variation: Sirens in the Aegean," directed by Nikos Perrakis. His television career took off with the series "Loofa and Variation: The Series" during the 2006-2007 season, where he portrayed soldier Giannis Papadopoulos. He continued to impress audiences with his role as Dimitris, a young professor in the romantic series "I Got Red Glasses" (2007-2008), alongside Evelina Papoulia.

In the following years, Avgoustidis showcased his talent in a variety of films, including the comedy "Everything will be fine" (2008), and made guest appearances in various productions such as "Ilias tou 16ou" and "Bank Bang." His theatrical work includes performances at the Diana Theater in plays like "The Rainmaker" and "Night of Radio Murders."

He gained further acclaim through his roles in popular TV series, including "The Island," where he played Antonis Angelopoulos, and "Ethniki Hellados," portraying Achilles. Throughout his career, Avgoustidis has been a recurring presence on numerous television dramas, establishing himself as a beloved figure in Greek entertainment.