NEW YORK, NY –
In a time when performance is often measured by volume, Greek actor Panagiotis Margetis has chosen a different approach—one built on restraint, emotional intelligence, and an instinct for subtle storytelling.
Audiences in Greece know him best for his work on Pagidevmenoi (ANT1) and Transparent Love (Alpha TV), two series that demanded nuance rather than spectacle. In both, Margetis brought a quiet charge to his characters, revealing depth through minimalism. It’s a refreshing contrast in a medium that often rewards excess.
His recent roles suggest an actor looking for something beyond repetition. In Biography of a Software, a project supported by the Ministry of Culture’s All of Greece, One Culture initiative, Margetis appeared as one of the few live performers alongside AI-generated content. The project was both conceptual and technical, and his performance gave it a necessary human center.
Earlier this year, he served on the jury at the 2025 Cyprus Film Days International Festival. He also recently finished filming a U.S. short by AFI alumni, with a festival release expected in the coming months.
Margetis doesn’t force momentum. His work, so far, reflects a patient build—thoughtful, steady, and grounded in character.
