

Actor
January 1, 1912 · Eastern Rumelia
Mary Metaxa (Greek: Μαίρη Μεταξά) was a Greek actress. She was born in 1912 in Eastern Rumelia and died in Athens on January 10, 1987. Characteristic are the roles she played in Greek cinema as the Constantinopolitan - and most often overprotective - mother of Kostas Voutsas. In fact, Kostas Voutsas was the one who was close to Mary Metaxa when she passed away. She had a significant appearance in the film 20 Women and Me. Her first appearance in cinema was in 1958 in the film Our Lady the Midwife in the role of a desperate village mother who has brought her baby to be cared for by the midwife -Georgia Vassiliadou-. Her last appearance was in 1980 in the film Kotsos in the EEC in the role of Mrs. Evropaidou. She also appeared in the legendary TV series Our Neighborhood and once again in the role of Kostas Voutsas' mother in the series The Dreamer. In total, she acted in 40 films.
Kotsos at the EEC
as Mrs. Evropaidou
The Street Smarts
as Gesthimani Papalaourda
John the Violent
cast
Twenty Women and I
as Domna
Two Crazy and crafty, clever and cunning person
cast
The Lady Kiosk Owner
as Katina
The Baroness and Prokopis
cast
The little man
as Polyxeni
The Barber's Beauty
as Σουλτάνα
The Man from Karpazia
as Vasiliki Faka
Prokopis the Unlucky One
cast
The Lady and the Tramp
as receptionist