The 22-year-old Lambros Konstandaras in a wonderful photographic portrait in Paris in ’35 where he appears as an actor in theater and cinema.
A documentary photo of the favorite actor Lambrou Constantara at a young age brings to light arisloupasis on his Instagram account. In March, 37 years passed without the unforgettable actor.
The 22-year-old Lambros Konstandaras in a wonderful photographic portrait in Paris in ’35 where he appears as an actor in theater and cinema. The great Greek actor arrived in the French capital in 1931 after being encouraged by his uncle Achilles to study the art of goldsmithing, continuing the tradition of the family business that maintains a well-known jewelry store in the center of Athens. There he will work at the famous jewelry house Cartier with the owner himself willing to take him on and support him to learn this particular art in the best way. The secular and bohemian life of Paris captivates the young Lambros who soon leaves the house as he cannot cope with the daily obligations. His classy and fine presence will be the passport to become a model in advertisements of the time and then the acquaintance with the actor Fernand Bélan will be the reason for him to take up acting by participating in a show as an extra playing an Indian. In this particular performance, the well-known French actor Louis Jouvet distinguishes his imposing and distinct personality, who suggests that he study at his school while also participating in his own performances.
Under the pseudonym Constant Darras, he appears on the Parisian stages and in six French cinema/fu films, causing a special sensation in the public as he was truly a handsome man of the time. In ’38 he returns to Greece to fulfill his military obligations and simultaneously appears on the stage next to the great lady of the theater Katerina Andreadis in the performance “Ta parasima tis grioulas”. At the outbreak of the war he is on the front line and with his return begins a brilliant artistic career of forty years full of firsts and successes. The “lord” of the Greek theater and a “diamond” of the Greek cinema/fu with the fabric of a great actor with a wide range of repertoire who generously offered the audience who loved him endless emotional moments.
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