- Born
- Died
- Birth nameNikos Hatziandreou
- Nikos Fermas was a Greek actor known for his extensive work in film and theatre. He appeared in approximately 150 films, consistently portraying tough or streetwise characters with authenticity and energy, and became a recognizable figure in Greek cinema of the 1950s and 1960s. Trained at the Greek Conservatory Drama School, Fermas also had a prolific stage career, performing in productions ranging from classical drama to revue. His performances were praised for their naturalism and charisma, making him a respected and enduring presence in Greek performing arts.
- IMDb mini biography by: Capamaroux
- SpouseAnna Ferma (his death)
- Very prolific actor, with more that 150 credits, usually small parts.
- Studied at the Greek Odeum Drama School, and his first major role was in Aeschylus's Seven against Thebes.
- Actor Dimitris Veronis discovered Fermas at the age of 18. It was his idea to change his name.
- Were close friends with Kostas Hatzihristos and they used to work together very often.
- Suffered from marijuana addiction.
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