Adam Bousdoukos
Known For
Acting
Born
1974-01-25 in Hamburg, Germany
Biography
Adam Bousdoukos (born 25 January 1974) is a German actor of Greek origin. He has appeared in more than 50 films since 1995. Growing up as the son of Greek parents in the Hamburg district of Altona, Bousdoukos played smaller roles in commercials as a teenager and later took classes at the Stage School Hamburg. In 1998, Bousdoukos had a role in Fatih Akin's Short Sharp Shock and, together with the other two leading actors Mehmet Kurtuluş and Aleksandar Jovanovic [de], received the Leopard award at the Locarno Festival in 1998 and the Grimme-Preis in 2001. With the exception of Getürkt, Bousdoukos can be seen in every film by his friend Akın, including Soul Kitchen (2009), where he had the leading role and wrote the script. The cinematic collaboration with Akin began in 1995 with the short film Sensin – Du bist es!. In addition, Bousdoukos appeared in a number of other movie and TV roles. He also ran the "Sotiris" restaurant in the Ottensen district of Hamburg for almost ten years. Adam Bousdoukos with friends has been supporting the Soul Kids association since 2009. The organization raises funds through various events and tactivities, which are donated to selected non-profit associations, institutions and projects. Source: Wikipedia
Most Known For
Scene of the Crime
as Henning
DAS!
as Self
Polizeiruf 110
SOKO Leipzig
as Thorsten Weingarten
Grimme Award
as Self
The Peppercorns
as Carlo
The Peppercorns
as Miltos Sarantakos
Mein Nachmittag
as Self
SOKO Stuttgart
as Robert 'Rocky' Hofer
The consulate of Julia
as Stratos Razinis
Der letzte Bulle
as Lutz Görnemann
Through the Night with...
as Self
SOKO Potsdam
as Vojtech Drulak
Solino
as Partygast aus Hamburg
Anwalt Abel
as Max
Edel & Starck
as Luigi Ferrara
Das Duo
as Mario
Vielmachglas
as Hotelbesitzer
Crime Stories
as Manolis
In the Fade
as Knacki