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Aliki Georgoulis (Athens 22 December 1931 - Athens 25 July 1995) was a Greek actress. She studied at the Drama School of the Athens Conservatory. She made his theatrical debut in 1953 in George Bernard Shaw's The Devil's Man. She collaborated many times with Manos Katrakis and with Alekos Alexandrakis, whom she married in 1956. They divorced in 1965. She acted with him in many films. She first appeared in the cinema in 1953 in the film Eva by Maria Plyta. He took part in 15 films. Some of them are The Boy Girl (1959), Elias the 16th (1959), Crime Behind the Scenes (1960), The Dream District (1961), The Troupe (1975). Until a short time before he passed away, she was performing at the "Warehouse" theater in Psirri, Athens. She died of cancer and was buried at public expense in the Zografou cemetery. Her son is the photographer Giorgos Kalfamanolis. (Source: Wikipedia)
Aliki Georgouli was a Greek actress active from the 1950s through the 1990s, recognized for her transition from popular commercial films of the mid-century to the rigorous art-house cinema of Theo Angelopoulos.
She is best remembered for her pivotal roles in Theo Angelopoulos's major works, including The Travelling Players, The Hunters, and Landscape in the Mist, in addition to earlier appearances in popular Greek films like The Policeman of the 16th Precinct.
She trained at the Drama School of the Athens Conservatory and was a long-time performer at the Warehouse theater in the Psirri neighborhood of Athens. Full filmography on Mood.