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Georgi Kaloyanchev

Georgi Kaloyanchev

Actor · Born 1925-01-13 · Burgas, Bulgaria

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Biography

Georgi Todorov Kaloyanchev (Kalata) enrolled in the former Theater School in Sofia. Immediately after graduating from the institute, Kaloyanchev was accepted into the troupe of the National Theatre. He made his film debut with Morning Over the Homeland (1951). He was best known for his comedic roles in numerous films during the Golden Age of Bulgarian cinema.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Galileo (1968) — Giordano Bruno
  2. The Tied Up Balloon (1967) — Peasant
  3. Whale (1970) — Parushev
  4. Tobacco (1962)
  5. The Tragic Burlesque (1995) — Taksista
  6. The Swimming Pool (1977)
  7. After the End of the World (1998) — Father Isiah
  8. Master of All Trades (1962) — Спиро
  9. Favourite 13 (1958)
  10. Bonne Chance, Inspector! (1983) — the mayor
  11. The Balkan Mass-Media Sciences (1989) — Profesor Reiser
  12. Jesse James vs. Lokum Shekerov (1966) — Dzhesi Dzheyms
  13. The Inspector and the Night (1963) — The inspector
  14. The White Room (1968) — Kloun
  15. Bai Ganyo on His Way to Europe (1991) — Бай Ганьо
  16. Wrathful Journey (1971) — Chavdar's Father
  17. Eternal Times (1975)
  18. Home for Our Children (1986) — Konstantin Vanchelov
  19. The She-Wolf (1965) — Kondov
  20. Twosome Beneath the Skies (1962)
  21. The Longest Night (1967) — Juggler
  22. Where Are You Going? (1986) — Bay Denyo
  23. White Magic (1982)
  24. Aesop (1970) — Ezop
  25. The Incredible Story (1964) — The fire chief
  26. Years for Love (1957)
  27. Item One (1956)
  28. Our Land (1952) — Petko Shiloto
  29. The Grand Piano (1979) — Zabcheto
  30. Marital Jokes (1989)
  31. Escape to Ropotamo (1973) — Manol
  32. The Sky Over Veleka (1968) — Lazar
  33. I've Been Waiting For You (1984)
  34. Yan Bibiyan (1985)
  35. Kashtata
  36. 120 minutes of great laughter with Georgi Kaloyanchev (2007)
  37. Noshtnite bdeniya na pop Vecherko (1980) — Kmetat
  38. Nako, Dako i Tsako: Moryatsi (1974) — Nako
  39. Balkan Perestroika (1990) — Dr. Rajser
  40. Y-17 (1973)