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Mitsos Lygizos (September 1, 1912 – September 18, 1993) was a Greek writer of literary and theatrical works, poet, director, actor and director of Drama Schools. He initially studied at the Drama School of the National Theatre where he became an assistant to Dimitris Rontiris, and continued his studies at the Central School of Dramatic Arts in London. He made his acting debut in 1940, participating in Sophocles' Antigone, which was presented by the National Theatre, starring Eleni Papadaki.
6.9Never on Sunday
1960
7.7The Merchant
1967
7.0Ο δρόμος των ηρώων
1971
7.0The Trip
1962
5.1Brother Anna
1963
7.2The Odyssey of an Uprooted Man
1969
5.8Island of Love
1963
7.0Ο μεγάλος ένοχος
1970
9.0A life without love
1970
4.3The Wind Took My Dreams
1968
9.0A Knight in... Sandals
1968
8.0Casablan
1964
10.0Treason Avenue
1969
6.4Loustrakos
1962
9.0The one that didn't bend
1968
8.0Rag of life
1969

Oraia Aigiotissa
1968