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Smaragda Karydi

Smaragda Karydi

Acting · 0.7 popularity

Age

56

Movies

16

TV

14

Born
August 9, 1969
From
Athens, Greece

Biography

Smaragda Karydi (Greek: Σμαράγδα Καρύδη) is a Greek actress. She came into prominence playing the role of Dahlia in the TV series Sto Para Pente. Smaragda was born on 9 August 1969, and is the daughter of actors Dinos Karydis (whom she later starred with in Fila ton vatraho sou) and Tzoulia Argyropoulou. She graduated from the Drama School of the Greek National Theatre and has worked as an actress in the Greek television in primary and secondary roles in the series. From 2005 until 2007 she has had one of the main roles in the popular TV series Sto Para Pente. She has also starred in the films Thiliki Etairia written by Nikos Perakis in 1999, O kalyteros mou filos written by Lakis Lazopoulos and the cinema adaptation of the theatrical play Mia melissa ton Avgousto written by Thodoris Atheridis in 2007 and later the TV series Fila ton vatraho sou (Kiss your Frog) co-starring with Τhodoris Atheridis. In the theatre she has starred in the plays Apo erota, Mia melissa ton Avgousto, and Sinevi kai opoios thelei to pistevei written and directed by Thodoris Atheridis.

Works

16 films

Ghost of a Chance

Ghost of a Chance

20024.9

Include Women Out

Include Women Out

20146.0

Dawn

Dawn

19949.0

In the Nick of Time - 20 Years Later

In the Nick of Time - 20 Years Later

2025

Enastros tholos

Enastros tholos

20269.0

A Bee in August

A Bee in August

20074.5

Thursday the 12th

Thursday the 12th

20145.7

Female Company

Female Company

19995.1

My Best Friend

My Best Friend

20014.8

Love Struck

Love Struck

20144.5

The Woman Is... A Tough Person

The Woman Is... A Tough Person

20054.8

Perfect Strangers

Perfect Strangers

20165.5

Dodo

Dodo

20225.0

The Heiress

The Heiress

20094.8

More Than Strangers

More Than Strangers

20235.3

Towards Freedom

Towards Freedom

19964.0