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Katerina Helmy

Katerina Helmy

Actor · Born 1939-08-12 · Athens, Greece

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Biography

Katerina Helmi (Greek: Κατερίνα Χέλμη, Athens, 12 August 1939 - Kifissia, 15 April 2023) was a Greek actress. She became widely known to the Greek audience through roles in some of the most beloved films of Greek cinema. Her first appearance in cinema was in 1957 in the film Barbagiannis the Pitcher, but her greatest success is The Red Lights. She was also the rival of Aliki Vougiouklaki in the film Our Love. During her career, she has participated in more than 25 films and 4 television series. She has also written several books. Her husband was the professor and academic Konstantinos Svolopoulos. Unlike her husband Konstantinos Svolopoulos, who was a close friend of Konstantinos Karamanlis and director of the Karamanlis Foundation, Katerina Helmi was politically active in PASOK, as a member of the Trade Union Committee of Scientists-Artists. In the 1994 municipal elections, she was elected as a municipal councilor of the Municipality of Athens with the faction of Theodoros Pangalos. She died on 15 April 2023.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. The Miracle of the Sargasso Sea (2019) — Mother
  2. The Red Lanterns (1963) — Marina Georgiadou
  3. Our love (1968) — Eva Tsami
  4. Nomos 4000 (1962) — Voula
  5. Angel (1982) — Angelos' Mother
  6. Passion Fever (1969)
  7. Vertigo (1963) — Nitsa
  8. Erotic Stories (1959) — Themis' friend
  9. The Enemies (1965) — Kitsa
  10. Uncle Giannis, the Potter (1957) — Krinio Veneti
  11. Thieves Rejoice Only Once (1960) — Anna Moridi
  12. Without Identity (1962) — Jenny
  13. Alexandria (2001) — Χριστίνα
  14. Νατάσα (1970) — Tereza
  15. Crooked Deeds (1969) — Rita
  16. L'amore (1979) — Anna
  17. There Are No Deserters (1970)
  18. Mara, the Gypsy (1971) — Mara
  19. Weaknesses (1969)
  20. The Great Sacrifice (1962)
  21. Life is a thousand and a half (1995)
  22. Ο γυρολόγος (1980)
  23. Εις θάνατον
  24. Η Χαμένη άνοιξη (1995) — Γκρέτε Μαρλέν
  25. Athens dances Rock 'n' Roll (1957)
  26. Οικογένεια (1990) — Μαρία Στράτου