Biography

Zizi Zarkadas began her acting career at the age if 10, when she secured the role of "The Greek Girl" at Longfellow Grade School’s performing arts program. Unfortunately, this seminal performance was almost derailed when Ms. Zarkadas’ understudy "The Stinky Girl" came unprepared, and demanded that they share a costume. Fortunately, Ms. Zarkadas, being the consummate thespian that she was, donated her costume to "The Stinky Girl", and regrettably withdrew from the final performance for sanitary reasons.

Her next foray into the performing arts was a collaboration on an independent recording of "A Thousand Stars In The Sky", with childhood friend, and vocal diva Ginger Davis. This recording was just starting to get some traction on the "Charts", when it was maliciously destroyed by a jealous sibling. Artistic differences interfered with a re-recording and re-release of the potential block-bluster recording.

For the next two decades, Ms. Zarkadas rotated between NYC and Los Angeles while honing her acting skills. It was during this time that she landed her role as "Cab Passenger" in the Stereo MC’s video. There was alot of industry whispering about a possible Oscar nomination, or possibly an Alternate Grammy Award, but these never materialized.

Ms. Zarkadas’ next project was as a "Tattoo Model" in "Skin Art". She fully immersed herself in this role, receiving dozens of tattoos in preparation for this role.

Ms. Zarkadas finally settled in Los Angeles, where she secured the defining role of her career. All of her professional training, and life experiences were utilized in her portrayal of "Head Trauma Victim" in the Filming of "The Human Factor". This performance has been noted as being on the level of John Gielgud or Irene Ryan (Two giants of the Acting world).

Unfortunately, Ms. Zarkadas decided to end her Acting career after "The Human Factor" was canceled. She now lives a very private life as a semi-hermit, while volunteering with various dog rescues. This was truly a loss for the world!
- IMDb mini biography by: James Zarkadas