Alexis Minotis

Alexis Minotis was an American actor best known for Notorious, The Chase, and Land of the Pharaohs. Born on August 8, 1898, in Canea, Greece, he gained acclaim in both stage and film.

Personal and Family Life

Alexis Minotis was married to the talented actress Katina Paxinou until her death in 1973. Together, they were key figures in the National Theatre of Greece, contributing greatly to its legacy. Their work included famous productions like “Hecuba,” “Oedipus Rex,” and “Medea,” which they performed both in Greece and internationally.

Career Highlights

Minotis had a significant career in cinema and theater. His performances in classic films like Notorious and Land of the Pharaohs highlighted his talent as an actor. He returned to Greece in the 1950s and became an instrumental part of the National Theatre’s revival.

Death and Legacy

Alexis Minotis passed away on November 11, 1990, in Athens, Greece. He left behind a rich legacy as a revered actor and director, influencing many within the Greek theater community. His collaborations and productions remain celebrated and are a testament to his impact on the arts.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Notorious 1946-08-21 Joseph
Siren of Atlantis 1949-01-04 Cortot
The Chase 1946-11-16 Lt. Acosta
Land of the Pharaohs 1955-07-24 Hamar
Boy on a Dolphin 1957-04-19 Milidias Nadapoulos
Panic in the Streets 1950-07-27 John Mefaris – Restaurant Owner (uncredited)
The Immortal Land 1958-01-01