Born on June 12, 1967, in Kypseli, Athens, Imellos hailed from the villages of Filoti and Apeiranthos on the island of Naxos. He was a versatile actor known for his intense performances and dedication to his craft.
Imellos made significant contributions to both theatre and film. He was the first actor to be awarded the prestigious Khor Award in 2001 for his performance in Tony Kushner's "The Illusion." He graced the stage of the Epidaurus Festival numerous times, captivating audiences with his powerful portrayals.
Beyond the stage, Imellos also made significant contributions to Greek television and film. His notable television roles include appearances in popular series like "To 10," "Karyotakis," and "Agios Paisios." More recently, his role in the hit series "Sasmos" brought him widespread recognition.
In film, he starred in several acclaimed movies, including "Aliosa," "Beautiful People," "Para Ligo, Para Ponto, Para Triha," "Delivery," "Glykia Mnimh," "Bank Bang," "Ap' ta Kokkala Vgalmena," "Chronia Polla," "I Douleia tis," and "Raftis."
The loss of Dimitris Imellos is a significant loss for Greek culture. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of actors and theatre lovers.