Stelios Mainas, a celebrated Greek actor, initially emerged from the charming town of Ermoupoli, situated on the enchanting island of Syros, where he took his first breath on October 1, 1957. As he grew up amidst the bustling metropolis of Athens, he was providentially immersed in the profound cultural legacy of Greece, which would later significantly influence his artistic endeavors.
After the culmination of his academic pursuits, Stelios opted to further his education by pursuing a degree in Business Administration, with a specialized focus on the intricacies of hotel management.
Stelios' remarkable journey as a thespian spans numerous esteemed theaters in Athens and its surrounding regions, allowing him to refine his acting abilities and garner widespread acclaim for his exceptional portrayals.
It was his pivotal role in the widely popular television series "Oi men and the ones who don't" that marked a significant turning point in his career, paving the way for his subsequent appearance in the highly acclaimed film "Balkanizer," which received widespread critical acclaim.
Stelios has garnered widespread recognition and acclaim for his extensive and diverse body of work, which has been acknowledged through a plethora of esteemed accolades. Notably, he received the prestigious Best Actor award at the Hellenic Film Academy Awards in 2015, in recognition of his outstanding and captivating performance in the film "Wednesday 04:45".
His notable performance in "Wednesday 04:45" was met with critical acclaim, earning him the Best Actor award at the Hellenic Film Academy Awards in 2015.
