Quo Fuit places 7 dated presences for Irene Papas across 5 places, from 1929 to 2022.
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Irene Papas or Pappas (born Eirini Lelekou []; 3 September 1929 – 14 September 2022) was a Greek actress and singer who starred in over 70 films in a career spanning more than 50 years.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Irene Papas was documented, and when
3 September 1929exact date
Corinth (modern city)attested“Papas was born as Eirini Lelekou (Ειρήνη Λελέκου) on 3 September 1929, in the village of Chiliomodi, outside Corinth, Greece.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1974year
Chiliomodiattested“When the junta fell in 1974, she returned to Greece, spending time both in Athens and in her family's village house in Chiliomodi as well as continuing to work in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1974year
Athensattested“When the junta fell in 1974, she returned to Greece, spending time both in Athens and in her family's village house in Chiliomodi as well as continuing to work in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1974year
Greeceattested“When the junta fell in 1974, she returned to Greece, spending time both in Athens and in her family's village house in Chiliomodi as well as continuing to work in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1974year
Romeattested“When the junta fell in 1974, she returned to Greece, spending time both in Athens and in her family's village house in Chiliomodi as well as continuing to work in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
2017 to 2018period
Athensattested“In 2017, it was announced that the National Theatre of Greece's drama school would move to a new "Irene Papas – Athens School" on Agiou Konstantinou Street in Athens from 2018.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
14 September 2022exact date
Chiliomodiattested“She died there on 14 September 2022, at the age of 93, and was interred at the Chiliomodi Cemetery, Corinthia.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
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1951year
Greecementioned“Papas began her acting career in Greece in variety and traditional theatre, in plays by Ibsen, Shakespeare, and classical Greek tragedy, before moving into film in 1951.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1953 to 1956period
Cairomentioned“Papas debuted in American film with a bit part in the B-movie The Man from Cairo (1953); her next American film was a much larger role as Jocasta Constantine, with James Cagney, in the Western Tribute to a Bad Man (1956).”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1961year
Greecementioned“* 1961: 11th Berlin International Film Festival (Best Actress, for the film Antigone) * 1962: Thessaloniki International Film Festival (Best Actress, for the film Elektra) * 1971: National Board of Review (Best Actress, for the film The…”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1961year
Francementioned“* 1961: 11th Berlin International Film Festival (Best Actress, for the film Antigone) * 1962: Thessaloniki International Film Festival (Best Actress, for the film Elektra) * 1971: National Board of Review (Best Actress, for the film The…”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1961year
Spainmentioned“* 1961: 11th Berlin International Film Festival (Best Actress, for the film Antigone) * 1962: Thessaloniki International Film Festival (Best Actress, for the film Elektra) * 1971: National Board of Review (Best Actress, for the film The…”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1968 to 1986period
New Yorkmentioned“* 1968 : Songs of Theodorakis, in concert in New York, music conducted by Harry Lemonopoulos * 1972 : 666 by Aphrodite's Child – Chanted vocals on "∞" * 1979 : Ωδές – Odes – with Vangelis * 1986 : Ραψωδίες – Rapsodies – with Vangelis”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1971 to 1977period
New Yorkmentioned“She played Helen in Cacoyannis's The Trojan Women (1971) opposite Katharine Hepburn, and Clytemnestra with "smoldering eyes", according to The New York Times, in his Iphigenia (1977).”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
1980year
Ancient Theatre of Epidaurusmentioned“She appeared in The Bacchae in 1980 at Circle in the Square, and in Electra at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus in 1985.”source: Wikipedia: Irene Papas
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