Roviros Manthoulis, a Greek filmmaker, writer, and poet, has died in Paris.

Manthoulis was born in Komotini but grew up in Athens, where he studied political science at Pantion University.

In 1949, he published his first collection of poems. From 1949 to 1953, he studied cinema and television direction at Syracuse University, where he drew unwanted attention from authorities for writing an article against McCarthyism in the local paper.

Following the 1967 military coup, Manthoulis relocated to Paris, where he hosted the television show (A l’Affiche du Monde) from 1968-to 1971, which featured many celebrities of the time, including the Rolling Stones, Joan Baez, John Mayall, Johnny Hallyday, Mikis Theodorakis, and Melina Mercouri.

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Roviros Manthoulis cause of death

Manthoulis died in a city hospital from Covid-19 at age 92.

Roviros Manthoulis wife and children

The renowned poet was married with children, but he kept his nuclear family hidden from the media.

Roviros Manthoulis net worth

He is believed to have possessed about $100 million in his accounts.

When is Roviros Manthoulis funeral?

Roviros family representatives will be releasing a statement soon about his funeral and memorial services.