Christos Vasilopoulos

Christos Vasilopoulos is a Greek actor known for his versatile performances in both European and American film and television. Born on April 16, 1978, in Athens, Greece, Vasilopoulos cultivated a passion for acting from a young age, eventually enrolling at the esteemed Drama School of the National Theatre of Greece. His early work on stage laid a strong foundation for a career defined by emotional depth and intense on-screen presence.

He rose to prominence in Greece through his performances in popular TV dramas and films, most notably gaining national fame for his role in the long-running television series “Erotas” (2005–2008). His portrayal of a complex romantic lead earned him critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase, cementing his status as one of Greece’s most recognized actors.

Seeking to expand his artistic reach, Vasilopoulos transitioned to the international scene and moved to Los Angeles. There, he further refined his craft and began taking on roles in American productions. One of his most well-known international roles came with the gritty, crime-driven series “Banshee” (2013–2016), where he played the intense character of Olek, a Ukrainian mob enforcer. His performance in “Banshee” showcased his ability to embody dark, physical roles with credibility, gaining him attention in the U.S. market.

Beyond “Banshee,” Christos has appeared in several other international projects, including “The Last Ship,” “S.W.A.T.,” “The Blacklist: Redemption,” and indie films that allowed him to explore a range of characters. His fluency in multiple languages, athletic physique, and brooding charisma have made him a compelling choice for both European and Hollywood productions.

Off-screen, Christos is known for his disciplined lifestyle, his love for sports and fitness, and his involvement in charitable and cultural initiatives. He often returns to Greece to participate in local artistic projects and maintain his strong connection to his roots. Despite his international success, he remains deeply proud of his Greek heritage and often speaks about the importance of identity and authenticity in acting.

With a career that bridges continents and cultures, Christos Vasilopoulos continues to evolve as a performer, proving his ability to navigate different genres, industries, and languages while staying grounded in his theatrical training and artistic integrity.