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Fotis Metaxopoulos (13 May 1935) is a Greek dancer, choreographer and dance teacher. He was born in Athens in 1935. At the age of five he lost his mother and his father took over his guardianship. At 19, he attended Palmer Schools with a view to working as a radio operator in the Merchant Navy. He was influenced by the film The Life of Rodolfo Valentino (1954) and decided to take up dancing. In the same year (1954), Angelos Grimanis, choreographer of the National Opera, was looking for dancers to compose a ballet that would tour Greece and Europe. Grimanis did not hire the then inexperienced Metaxopoulos, but introduced him to the Swiss dancer Myriam Choisy, who in turn encouraged him to take up dancing professionally.
6.8The 201 Canaries
1964

Η φλόγα
1988
6.7Someone like It Cold...
1963
5.4A Pitiful Don Juan
1960
7.3Doctor Z-Vengos
1968
5.4My Aunt the Hippie
1970
6.4Gerontokoros
1967
6.0The Countess of Corfu
1972
7.3What Does Man Do To Live
1970
6.1The Twins
1964
6.4My Dimitri... My Dimitri
1967
8.7The Big Fool
1967
4.8Ali Pasas and Lady Frosyni
1959
9.0Artesta
1966
5.8The Playful Girl
1967

Karnavali sto trigono ton pappoudon
1991
5.3The firecracker
1970
8.0My Boss Was a Fool
1969