Itzhak Fintzi, a renowned Bulgarian film and stage actor, embarked on his illustrious career after graduating from the prestigious Bulgarian National Academy of Theater and Film Arts in 1955.
He made his cinematic debut in the 1959 movie "Stars" and subsequently appeared in numerous productions, both on stage and screen, throughout Bulgaria and beyond.
Throughout his illustrious career, Fintzi has garnered widespread recognition and acclaim, including the prestigious "Golden Prague" TV films festival's best actor award in 1982.
One of his most iconic and beloved characters is the "Big Little Man", a relatable and endearing figure who, despite being perpetually trampled by life and those in power, manages to evoke both laughter and sympathy from his audience through his noble, dignified, and selfless nature.
Fintzi's enduring popularity can be attributed to the fact that many Bulgarians, consciously or unconsciously, identify with his characters, making him a beloved and respected figure in the country's cultural landscape.
Some of his most notable roles include appearances in "The End of the Song" (1971),"The Hare Census" (1973),"Vila Zone" (1975),"A Cricket in the Ear" (1975),"Elegy" (1982),and "Belated Full Moon" (1996).
