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Katerina Moutsatsou, also spelled "Moutsatsos", is a Greek actress.

Biography

The daughter of a Greek naval officer, Moutsatsou was born in Monterey, California while her father was on foreign duty in California, yet grew up almost exclusively in Greece. She studied in Paris and graduated from Paris III - Sorbonne University. She holds a Maitrise in Theater Arts And Acting and a D.E.A (the equivalent of a Masters degree) in Theater Arts.

Moutsatsou is also a professional dancer. After 10 years of classical ballet education in Athens (Royal Academy Of Dancing System – “Advanced” level), she joined choreographer Mia Frye's classes at the “Centre de Danse du Marais” in Paris for five years. In the beginning of her acting career, Moutsatsou taught hip hop in Greece and choreographed videoclips for the boy-band 4-Play. Katerina has also worked briefly as a singer and has supported major Greek singers such as Anna Vissi and Sakis Rouvas. Her duet "Mia Fora" with composer and singer Dimitris Korgialas in 2004 was a huge hit and won two awards at the 2004 Mad Music Awards as the best duet and best rock song.

Moutsatsou has shared her life between Athens and Istanbul since 1998. She has become a popular figure for the Turkish public, appearing on the cover of more than 30 magazines in Greece and Turkey. She has had a regular role since the second season of Yabancı Damat.

Moutsatsou performed the role of Evdokia Iordanidou in the film Kayıkçı released on 24 September 1999.[1]

She also took part in the series called Tutkunum Sana in 2006 in Turkey.

In 2008, she left Turkey to for a 'new challenge' pursuing acting in Los Angeles. She had a bit part in the smash-hit The Hangover, and co-stars as one of three friends trying to get rid of a corpse in the indie production Kill the Habit due for release in 2011.

In 2011, Moutsatsou wrote, directed and produced the short film "Loverly", starring Andy Gillet.

She is fluent in six languages: her native Greek, as well as Turkish, German, Italian, French, and English.

References

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