Yorgos Karamihos

YORGOS KARAMIHOS is a European actor, director, and Fulbright scholar with over 70 film, television, and stage credits across the U.S. and Europe. Born in Northern Greece and fluent in multiple languages, he trained at the Greek National Theatre Academy and holds a degree in Philosophy and History from the Ionian University. In 2012, he was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to study at the Stella Adler Academy in Los Angeles, where he was soon invited to teach his own acting technique-a position he continues to hold today.

Yorgos will next be seen in two major projects: Marvel's "DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN", and Amazon's soon to be released psychological thriller "MALICE", starring opposite David Duchovny, Carice van Houten, and Jack Whitehall. Recent screen credits also include appearances in "HERRHAUSEN" (2024), opposite Oliver Masucci, and the acclaimed French miniseries "KABUL" (2025).

Previous U.S. television credits include "NCIS", National Geographic's "GENIUS: PICASSO" (with Antonio Banderas), and The CW's "BULLETPROOF". He is also widely recognized for his series regular role as Theo Stephanides in BBC/Disney+'s international hit "THE DURRELLS", opposite Josh O'Connor.

On the film side, he starred as Saul of Tarsus in "PAUL, APOSTLE OF CHRIST" alongside Jim Caviezel, and has appeared in "BEN-HUR" and "FUGITIVE PIECES".

A classically trained stage actor, he has performed in more than forty theatrical productions across genres, earning Greece's Best Stage Actor award in 2008 for his performance in The Theater of Art.

As a director, he has helmed numerous plays in both Europe and the U.S. In addition to acting and directing, Yorgos is a published playwright and literary translator, having translated major works from English, French, and Spanish into Greek.