Kosta Tsonev
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Kosta Tsonev (10 June 1929 – 25 January 2012) was a celebrated Bulgarian actor whose prolific career spanned theatre, film, and television. Born in Sofia, he graduated from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts, laying the foundation for a remarkable journey in the performing arts.
Known For
Filmography
L'avvocato delle donne
1997
as PM Bulgaro
The Lot
1993
as Boris Skarlatov
Second Death of Gregor Z
1992
as Simeon Bojović
The Foreign Nephew
1990
as Nepoznatiyat
Nemirnata ptitza lyubov
1990
as Svidetelyat
Razvodi, razvodi...
1989
as Saprugat na Mariya (Segment 3)
Yesterday
1988
as Vera's father
Chicho Krastnik
1988
Blind Saturday
1988
Sky for All
1987
Echelons of Death
1986
as Dimitar Peshev
Home for Our Children
1986
as Hristo Aldanov
Porwanie
1985
as Nikolow
On the Eve
1985
This Fine Mature Age
1985
as Rumen Iliev
Forest People
1985
Boris I: Part 1 – The Baptizing
1985
as Kliment Ohridski
Boris I - Part 2 - Word For Letters
1985
as Kliment Ohridski
In Search of Captain Grant
1985
as Hetzel
Salvation
1984
as Nikola Bakardzhiev
Parisian Drama
1984
Фалшификаторът от "Черния кос"
1983
as Иван Бонев - Лорда, печатар
Crystals
1982
as Akademik Abadzhiev
The Hit
1981
as Prince Kiril
Typhoons with Gentle Names
1979
as Emil Boev
The Swimming Pool
1977
as Apostol
Yuliya Vrevskaya
1977
as Old Bulgarian Rebel
Requiem for a Slut
1976
as Boev
The Weddings of Ioan Assen
1975
as Aleksander / Yoan Asen
My Father, the Painter
1974
as the father
The Great Victory
1973
The Wolf Pack
1972
as Kalinov
Necessary Sinner
1971
as Ivan Asenov
There Is Nothing Finer Than Bad Weather
1971
as Evans
Wrathful Journey
1971
The Demon of the Empire
1971
as Father Matey Preobrazhensky
Mr. Nobody
1969
as Emil Bobev
Liberty or Death
1969
There Is No Death
1963
as Mladenov
The Golden Tooth
1962
as Captain Lukov
Be Happy, Ani!
1961
as Boyan
The Night of 13th
1961
as Maj. Andrey Panov
Poor Street
1960
as Petar
On a Quiet Evening
1960
as Captain
The Troop Leader
1959
as Danyo
Pauper's Joy
1958
as Lazar Dabaka
People of Dimitrovgrad
1956